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TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1919,

CANTON NEWS.

{Translated for the China Mfail

from the Wah Tsz Yat Po.)

TELEGATES TO LEACGME OF

NATIONS.

August 24,

CORRESPONDENCE.

TYPHOON SIGNALS.

[To the Editor of the Chira MaZ]

Srd see the escurd was gives

THE CHINA MAIL.

ESTOPPING WAGES.

3

RENT BOARD CASE.

LANDLORD PUNISHED FOR FRAUDULENT PRACTICES,

MR. CLAURITSEN BUMMONED.

ANGLO-CHINESE MINING CORPORATION.

M. C. Lavesten of the Dragon Motor Gage was summoned by an A telegum has been received from that the Observatory people use re-employee, this morning, befe Mr. Feking Judtziray the Mitary Gov. Plusetant to host a fake artO Prament that phe Peking Cubate has Fund Nan inconvenience shipping, and X. 1. Smith, for refusing to pay Singapore A Borah merchant, Mr. allotted to Chinese holders. The new decided to appoins Me, Lu Ching Feet this news or the doing of Chang, Dr. Welington Koo and. By Frne and newssory alumas. Wong Ting Ting as the delegantes. to the augue of Nathans.

LOW-GRADE GOODS.

Bentnd taxt he not the busi- (tose of the Dhammatory to look after The Gipping trude of the Colony. ite work is to announce the weather fas it finds it.

In only to emply with the rên,

The lives of the Tenga quest of VANIUK Therthants ennuity are thore important than General Chamber of Coumenge on [ebort delays of shipping.

Cantor beld a meeting at the flam-

ber's building at 2 p.ñi, on Satuerlay

to direts the matters of how to

develop bude in mutive goods mud

how to dispose of the "low-gre grods in hand Meridients of vas;

slime and preturives of

Yours, etc..

JOHN KESTREL

GRATITUDE.

to him.

The Chinese Mining Corporation An interesting case was disposed of Halung Hsi-ling, with Mr. G. W. is a new organization headed by Mr.

on Aug. 14, which, by the exemplary Many promicent Chinese are finan by Mr. Longham Carter at Singapore Frodsham as managing director punishment imposed on the accused cially interested in the undertaking, by his Worship. should act as a their subscriptions amounting to over deterrent to landlords generally in 50 per cent more than the shares of 80, being part of wages due M. A. Poonwalla, owner of some company has powerful financial back- houses in Singapore, was charged jing from British sources, and com Mr. Faturiter: Well, the man with intentionally fabricating false mands the services of English experts. evidence by giving receipts for $30 ofwideexperience in China. Thework without notice. That is the reason instead of $40, the actual tent he was of the company will cover a wide range why I refused to pay him. On Star-receiving from one of his tenants, of activities, says the "Trans Pacific." [day, July 9. He joined the gange named Tan Boon Teng for 217-4, It offers its services to other mining Fond left it on Augjist 9.

He was to Queen Street, for the months of companies operating in, or intending January, February and March this to operate in China, to investors get $12 a month..

-year intending that such receipts interested in mining in China, acts as

might appear in a proceeding taken by law before the members of the Rent Assessment Board.

1

Mr. Smith: There are no stipula tions about giving notice to leave.

Mr. Lauritsen: No, I took it that he was engaged by the mouth. I have had a considerable amount of trouble. I wed to pay the coole

lux paraffing over to the Editor of the China Mail. Their hul wages, and once or twice

attended. The

Joined pretins

Chair of the huber of Comm- Tieto premided. He said that the i withealing the

better then the

Japanese Consal denuding the reas

General Cast Office Hongkong, Angust 25, 1919, Sa---The eneinsed copy of a letter

nen Boft after getting their pay. I was hurd put to find other cookies, so devided in hep back half [hmnith's wages and give it its them

w why the wetting mawenent tone for st. Marley may be of when they bit. This matt has a wits going on and the cler of the interest to the of your readers when his wages as yet, but he has got Andocides to stop svi movements, Pay sent books, papers, etc. to the $t extes which I gave to all my the puble were wilt denending that Post De e transmise to our the timber devise m This troops La Siberia, I Love the honour rodies owing to the rice sitiation meeting was there to conviticed. to be. Mir, your obedient servant.. It is not anties on my par

fan willing to pay them but I loep Thuck belt wages with the object of (keeping the older.

The representatives of the students said the baywet bad p. he married un for self-protection not for minking

entities of the lapto

After further Fiveselo a precis eory Born, was drafted as a first step to but the selling and Gobring of **Low-grade 4;tw. Seven eries were container in

+

S. B.

ROSS, Péstranster-ljenond...

(LOP).

British Mury Mission,

19 Pochtanskaia,' Irkutsk... August 2, 1919.

Complainant } started on

I

(for and worked tdi, August when

1 zentric wiek for four days.

Mr. Smith: Why did you not les your employer know? ban. Arly person or firin who has To the Katonaster,

Changlung: 1 to the Indir in charge. When I got better went signed the promissory form with be Hongkong, Found by the severs omditions and

back to any job and was told that Dear Sir. With last mail I rene services were not required. with not Set e buy the "how grade Merived a" parcel of papers, graxis ang hather.

Mr. Stub Did you receive any. Any person or magazines, and books forwurled by notice, Mr. Lauritse Ban who bra is the winligions year Fan Hongkong. be suhted to a heavy fine.

These have been reach apprinted

did you not send a hote albing that Mr. Smith (to compitenant): Why you were sick?

Mr. Lauriesen: No, he simply walked away and two days later Reguiling the suspension of isoler by the inters, N.C.0s, and to the taskan he was sick. fer the bunde "gol, the dryukler my comerand, who all join fish dealers lave, prunised to stop with me in expressing gratitude to ordering after two nas" time, the vor ar so kindly collecting unil for cetton-tangy goods dealers promised whvling -1 remain yours

A. C. MORLEY, Lt. Col. Senior British Officer, Irkutsit.

to stop ordering it a week's time, the Haitkhily, pluss deaden at our week's 'tine,

And the rest of the dealers in a fort. ! night.

THE TYPHOON.

FURTHER REPORTS OF DAMAGE.

非

Addtional reports of ringe itome, togjenda amb sampans charing the rự sent typhoon luve been recuired by the allow

OUR BARNARDO BED.

Complaint I did not know how to write a letter: I told the Indian in charge.

Dir. Swathy (tr» Mr. Lauritsen): He was £5 ondary evolie? Mr. Lauritsan: Yes.

Mr. Smith: Its easy to get coolies.

Mr. Lauritsen: To is easy to get coolice, but it is not easy to know

To the Editor of the China Mail]who they are. I have been losing a

July 11, 1910. Dear Sir, We have received from Tim mistress of curge host 1652. Polibik a remittance of £500 has reported that at Spa so kindly mised in Hongkong to August 21, whilst her hut, kuten endowed in Dr. Barnardo's with cargo, was lying abaigside the Homes A brass is being prepared

lot of things. The man should have given notice to the cocde foreman,

Complainant: I told the focÉTTALE",

I got in the garage.

The Indian stated that the man did not coroplain that he was sick.

He told witness that he was going

Sui Sang." the heavy wind broke und will be affixed above the bed away whereupon witness replied the toring-rape and the junk con- with the flowing inscription:

anced drifting. The crew managed

to see on to the Sui Sang,

viet hy that vergel's crew, but n

THE HONGKONG BED.

In acknowledgement of services render to the Empire-and in may of those who died in the War, 1919.

infirm did wont, 68 years of age, was inside a palen in the deiting junk mnd call not be rescued. The The sum of 500 is being invested junk drifted in an unkavn directions | in War Lein und a permanent en- and was best. The damage in esti-growment wäl be created and a large anated at Suto.

umber of the Nation's destitute

that he wanted a month's notice.. The maur, however, paid no attention and left for Canton.

Mr. Smith: There was no agree. ment that it he did not give notice The would lose his pay.

no other way of keeping then.

Mr. Lauritsen: No, but we have

Mr. Smith: Too had 2 days Tork

out of him.

Mr. Lauritsen: I am quite willing to pay.

A night soil hout was bet while legs will now and in the years to being towed from the Naval Yundi Reine, receive their fint foretaste nf Yuugat Bay, Se drifted onto the kuppines when ping in their. Lauren: It was caly as an

Mr. Smitle: That is at he wants. foreshore nt Given din, where the 1 Hongkong" Bed.

new linked. bappily without mishap. E Dr. Bardo's Homes have re-

example to the other coolles.

Mr. Smith to compliant): Mr. The part wines was wrecked. Wiseceived very generous support from Lauritsen is willing to play the money Overens during the stress and sutras on net of grace. You have no

volued at $700.

A mistress of a cral-junk les jof the War years, but no outpost fight to go away withnat giving jrted that she, engaged n kannels Rimpice has been tow her bout fren Jardine's Sugar Hagkong in proportion to its size.

FO generous ratice. Refinery to Causeway Bay, but the Hoaglong is sent more than any

Mr. Fatson them puid #0. sea was so righ that the crew of titler outpost of Empire, und we Imeh ent the tow-kne and set the tesire to thank very heartilly thigh hont adrift. The hout drifted to the you at the generous subscribers. Hengke Perry wharf, where the Will you also plense accept our crew managed to get ashore safely thanks for sawisting to make the The junk, however, became damaged appeal a sexiers by publishing sub- and need. The dange is esti-ription lists and in other waye lend- zuated at $1.AN

ing the support of your valuable

Aether junk was blown en to the coins ani, faithfully yours, forsiete at Given Ishan, and, as a result, a father and daughter t #beir res. The wake of the bout was $50.

A curgo, hout was wrecked while Rading to Tai Kok Tsai, and the wreckige rifted to Stonecutions Island. An old woman lost her fe The beady has been recovered.

A cargo-beat, wirich was moored off Wing Lok Street wharf, broke her orings and drifted to Cheung Shiu Island.

No lives were lost. The val of the boat was $300.

it

WILLIAM BAKER, Honorary Director.

SHIPS IN HARBOUR."

List of vessels in port this morning. British-

Luchow Tean Pyrrhus ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT. Yuensang

Taiyuan

MANAGER OF CHINESE FIRM

...

DISAPPEARS BUT IS ARRESTED.

Japanese --

Katsura Maru Bombay Maru Tango Maru Nanking Maru Cheiza Maru Kenkon Maru Shimio Maru Mogami Maru

Fooksang

Kwaisang

Benavod

Hathong

Soshu Maru

Huchow

Taisang

Gothic Frince Cyclops Cheongshing Shantung: British Isles Pheumpenh Volute Huntball,

The auster of cargo-bout 1918 has At the Magstrues, yesterday, Mr. -reported urut las bout drifted from R. E. Lindsell commenced the hear Jardines wheri to Stonecutters ing of cuse in which the Chinese Island and was wrecked. The crewmanager of a firm in Samshuipo wus were saved. The value of the bout charged with embezzlement, falbi

fication of accounts and theft.

The facts connected with the clise are that "when the old manager of Cardiam the firm retired, the defendant was

WAS $150.

A brat, valued at $300, was Bino wrecked on, Stonecutters Island.

Another boat was carried away to -Cap Sui Mun and wrecked, the din

ge being estimated at $50.

TYPHOON WARNING..

prompted to his position. The Dice American: Flors, however, seng that the work

Canada Maru

Persia Maru

Mr. G.Seth, acting D.P.P., appeared to prosecute, the Hon. Mr. Saunders was present on behalf of the Rent Board, while Mr. V. D. Knowles appeared for the accused.

financial intermediary in mining matters generally, and may engage in mining operations on its own ac count. It also proposes to under- take geological surveys and explora- ions and in other ways further the development of mining industries in China.

KAISER'S ST. HELENA.

The Dortmunder General Anzei

Mr. Knowle3 said that on his client who was carrying out exten advice accused pleaded guilty. His sive repairs to his house was moving the board to increase the rent to the tenant, and his client thought he was ex Kaiser's being willing to choose a amount be was receiving from his says there is no question of the not doing very much wrong in taking place of residence outside of Europe. the additional 10 dollars. He would remarks that in England feeling is point out to his honour that under the ordinance the punishment must says it is possible that England will growing against his extradition, and be imprisonment as well as a fine, finally consent to his exile without and in this connection he would ask trial, and that Java is now mention- that: his client, be detained till the rising

ed as his St. Helena. Omcials in of the court. They

Holland profess ignorance of such a were respectable traders, and if his client was imprisoned plan, although there is reason to be it would be a reflection on the Borah lieve that the Dutch Government community-a very respectable com Allies in the choice of a place of would gladly co-operate with the munity-generally. He believed that Mr. Seth did not want to press the

domicile for the ex-Kaiser, thus charge.

Mr. Seth thought the prosecution would be satisfied with a fine.

His Worship said he feared he would have to make the detention for more than one day as there were charges. The best way would be to 'let the sentences run concurrently.

pleases, your honour.

Mr. Knowles (smilingly): As it.

avoiding all question of extradition,

which it is determined to refuse.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENT,

TO LET.

Apply

His Worship, then said he would TO LET From Cotohar lat, Sed fine the accused $100 on each charge ROOMED HOUSE, -$300 in all, and costs (50 cents), Good location in Kowloon. and order him to be detained till the Box No. 1142, care of "CHINA MAIL. rising of the court.

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was not being outed out sutiste West Conoba torily asked the man to tender bis Quinnebaug resignation, but he refused to do so. Tancerville One day the manager did not turn

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The telegram quoted below was up at work and when enquiries were French ---- received at the U. S. Consulate from made it was discovered that he had. -the Manila Observatory at 4 p.m.isappeared, taking with him the key Hanoi

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We paid for goods ordered Amumu

11:20 a.m. August 26 98077 was issued and defendant was arrest-Portuguese Typhoon in about 141 Long Eed in Canton.

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