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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1931.

FURTHER LOCAL

RIOTING.

SHOTS FIRED LAST NIGHT.

SHAUKIWAN AFFAIR.

Submerged beneath an outward air of resignation to publie au- thority, there appeared to be still feeling of resentment and anta- gonism among the Chinese in Yau. mati yesterday afternoon, which of gave expression in the form threats to the police of setting fire to Japanese shops and resklences.

One bold attempt was actually made in this direction about noon. when it was reported that fire had broken out in a Japanese fat on the top Boor of No. 1 Wat Ching Street, Two appliances from Kowloon and a couple from Mong Kok Fire Stations, the latter under the direc tion of Assistant Station Officer

the res* Cash,

and rushed to extinguished the dam (S within quarter of an hour. Damage to the extent of $100 was enused to furniture, dours and windows.

1

remarkably

a boycott of Japanese goods, a huge crowd of Chinese, estimated to number some 2,000, appeared with remarkablo Buddonness at | Shaukiwan last night, about olght| o'clock. This is the most outly. ing district to be affected so far, and the incident was notable in- asmuch as though two shots were ared by the police, one of which wounded a man, the crowd con- tinued to battle against a band of Police numbering 15.

Hemmed-in by the crowd, and being subjected to all kinds of mis- wiles thrown from the upper verandahs of buildings lining both sides of Main Street, the Police party had their hands more than full and practically all suffered injury is some form or other. In- spector Peter Grant was injured in the knee.

Finally, in the course of the atrugyic, the crowd refusing to i break up in apile of repented baton charges, two revolver,shots were fired, one of which wounded u riater. The crowd still remain- ed pugnacious, but finally com. mence to disperse.

Meantime an emergency enll had been sent through to the Cen- |tral Police Station as a result of which Police and Reservista ruslied to the scene, arriving just na the crowd was dispersing. Troops from Lemun barracks also arrived In the spot

time. about the Noticing that the crowd was dia- appearing into Hide streets the

· reinforcements promptly mada circula and cut the rioters oft, at the other els of the side streets, where more minor casual- Hea were suffered,

Manc

The premises are owned by the

The years have been kind to Hongkong Realty Trust Company,

Solmi Lagerlof, the world fam- Japanese but the

ous Swedish nuther. Above is Decupants, n family, evacuated them three days her most recent picture at har ancestral home in the province ago. The police have, as yet, been

of Varmland. She is wearing unable to trace the tenants, and

"The White Rose of Finland,” although arson is strongly suspect-

a decoration conferred on her ed. It was imposible to make any

by the Finnish government. discoveries leading to the apprehen- | 2 sion of the persons responsible.

gathered within 11

At this stage all signs of fur Later in the afternoon, soveral

short time.

ther trouble disappeared, and threats were received at the station,

An order to di pezas by the when a S. C. M. Pant representa- stated as to un bring so hobilly

plcket was mei with Jeets andtive visited the place about an um Sanghai Street as the spot laughter, and there were metre hour later Main Street was prac- marked for the proposed outrage.

ing eries of "ta, la" on all sides.tically deserted and everything Consequently measures to prevent concerted meye was made on was quiet. anything of the aort happenbig were the picknt, numbering seven in. tightened up. Troops were again eluling Actiu Sub-inspretor stationed at various points through-Rieby bad Servants Haster and CONSIGNEES' NOTICE. out the district, and the dats were | Walsh. recalled to their ports.

A haji of stones began to fall THE BEN LINE STEAMERS, LTD. The Argylis continued to guard | on the paleket, that necessitated re- | the Mong Kok Sul-Station, and posted baton charges and only imul|Fram LEITH, ANTWERP, LONDON, police surveillance was further in revard.

Kowloon City Incident. Kowloon City was' enparatively quiet throughout the day, the only disturbance bring during the after noon, when a mod attempted to let a Japanese shop in Chung Street. The movement, however was ripped in the bud by the police who senttered the demonstrators by

means of.a baton ebarge.

The Jats are ads on duty in Koy loon, a number occupying the station compound ready for

Pickets Were emergency. stationed around the building.

Shots Fired at West Point.

the effect of shifting the crowd to Hauwo Street, where it made and

[Continned on Page 11.)

STRAITS and MANILA.

il to offer strong resistance, The Steamship,

Greener Gun Used.

are hereby

"BENCLEUCH" Consigners of Cargo The position became so serious informeil that all Goods are being that it was deemed neecmary to landed nt their risk Into the have recourse to arms; and for hazardous

and/or extra hazardous the first time in this Colony a Godown of The Hongkong and Greener gun, expelling multiple Kowloon Whari and Godown Co., Ltd.. shot and exclusively designed for whence and/or from the wharves de anti-riot work, and with which the Hivery may be obtained. picket was armed, was

No claims will be admitted after brought the Goods have left the Godowne, and into-operation..

Jail Goods remaining undelivered after Pribe to this a shot-gun had the 5th October, 1991, will be subject been discharged, this bring quick. rent.

an by followed by a round from the All claims against the steamer must also Greener gua. Thu combined presented in the Undersigned on or before the 19th October, 1931, or they effect of these two weapons was will not be recognized.

g desired, the crowd dispersing

All broken. chafed, and damaged

in a mimate, including those who Goods are to be left in the Godowns, had arceived the discharges, where they will be examined on the

by

Two further outbreaks, though nat of a very grave nature, ses It was not then known howrd October, 1931. at 10 n... curred last evening, and shots had many had been thus injured, but Meers, Goddard and Douglas. to be fired in each ense before the inevitably the mare strious rasis No Fire Insurance has been effected. situation was ensed. Otherwise' went to the

Hills of Lading will be countersign. Government Civili

ed by the island had little of note; and; Hospital to receive treatment. It the mainland was reported enm-] was then discovered that threej paratively quiet.

women and a man had been imur-! The outlying district of Ken-led. The man said that he came nedy Town for the first time lart by his injury when leaning over) night was brought into the area the balcony of a house and with of disturbance, this synchronising in range of fire.

less with an outbreak The police officers when seen by Just Press which occurred at the other end a

representative

more or

of the island at Saiwanho (Shau- night, were agreed on the point! kiwan).

that the attitude of the mob had

Indications

of trouble were noticeably stiffened, despite the first given about 8 o'clock when fact that it must have been well wash basins, pots and pans and known to them that wider powers other household articles were had been given to the police. showered from the upper floars off In anticipation of an unusually the houses at the Western end of heavy demand for their services Belcher's Street and Smithfield. in consequence of the shooting, A Sanitary Inspector from the the staff of the Government Cyli slaughter house nearby telephon- Hospital remained on duty, and ed to the police station, and when from Inte reports, a fow eases con- a police picket arrived it found ita tinued to be taken in. coming awaited by a crowd of over a thousand Chinese, obviousy be-

At Shaukiwon. Following the distribution of

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