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CONSISTENT SUCCESSES.

1019. A. C. U. Six lars Reliability Trial. B. S. A. won the chief

award, the Team Prize and three Gold Medals.

1990. Facttish Six days Reliability Trial. B. S. A. won the chie!

caard, the Teem Prize and four Gold Medala,

19 Paris-Pyrences Paris 1250 Miles Reliability Trial. B. S. A. won the chief award, the Team Prize, two gold medale, Pyrenees Cap, Let and Garonne M. C. C. Cup and Bordeaux M. C. C. Cup for best Side car performance in Pyrecess.

1921 Scottish Sir days Reliability Trial. Telegram received stating

that 9. S. A. won five Gold Medals al tied for Team Prize,

Tmchizes used in all these Trials were stuck models, the same you can hop. Can there be better proof of I. S. A. CONSISTENT Relability?

Ball information and catalogues given irely on request,

B. S. A. CYCLES

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BIRMINGHAM,

WALTER FORD &

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TO-DAY'S

CABLES.

Reuter's Service to the China Mail)

MALABAR SITUATION SERIOUS,

REBELS MASSED ON HILL IN FAVOURABLE POSITION.

AN ACTION IMMINENT.

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LONDON, September 19. Official investigations -how that the situation in Malabar is more serious than at first anticipated to be the case, the military experiencing difruity

it

latter'a dealing with the rebels owing to mobility and the nature of the country, which is largely forest land where formidable gangs are scattered. The opinion is expressed that the recalcitrant Moplabs who fled to the jungle will be starved out if the main mads are held and certain areas garrisoned. Two thousand

massed rebels

The Pardalur Hills in favourable position. An action is imminent. The use of artillery is unavoidable. A Simla message states that in the Council of State the Home Secretary said that except in the immerliate vicinity of troops and near the sailways the life and property of non-Moslems was not safe. The rebels, of whom there are five bodies known to exist, control certain areas and re-establishment of authority impossible as present owing to transport and communication difficulties.

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OPIUM TRADE.

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LEAGUE COMMISSION DISCUSSES ITS RESTRICTION,

GENEVA, September 18, The commission of five of the League of Nations resumed, its discussion n the restriction of the opium traffic. It adopted the conclusions of Mr. Wellington Koo's report relating to ratification of the Opium Convention by States which have not yet adhered to it or ratified it, and means of securing application of certain measures laid down in the Convention.

FRENCH LAMY METHODS.

CHINESE OFFICERS' MISSION VISITS TOULON,

PARIS, September 18.

The Chinese officers' mission temporarily attached to the French army las arrived at Toulon. It will visit the naval establishments therr, also the dirigible and hydroplare centres at Daers and St Raphael.

-SOVIET BEPRESENTATIVE TO BERLIN.

COMMISSARY OF FINANCE APPOINTED.

BERLIN, September 8. Krestinski, Soviet commissary of finance, has been appointed Soviet presentative to Berlin.

TEL HONGKONG THEATRE.

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or Singapore & London

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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

BRIBK OFFERING..

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JUDGE'S SEVERE STRICTURES,

elderly

Sobbing violently, #N Chinese woman was presented in the dick at the Criminal Court this afternoon on a charge of having off- ered Sergeat Elston, in charge of the Hawkers, Licensing Department at the Central Police Station, a bribe of $30,

Asked for her plea the prisoner, between sobs, said she bad offered the bribe on the advice of Au Cheuk Sang, a solicitor's clerk.

The Acting Chief Justice (Mr. H. H. J. Gompertz) took this as a ples of guilty and remarked that it was apparent from the depositions that the woman would not have offer- ed the bribe except on the advice of! the clerk. He found however that under the Ordinance he must order imprisonment in addition to a fine.

In reply to His Honour's question Mr. Wakeman, the Crown Solicitor. said that the clerk had been summon- ed as # witness but could not be found.

"I am very sorry to hear that remarked His Honour" because,

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I should have told him that nothing would have givea greater pleasure than sending him to jail for six months. It seems to the that this woman was after all merely La ton! She is an ignorant "woman and unfortunately the man at the bottom of it is Au whom I would have great pleasure in sending to jail I could get him. His Honour decided to award the woman seven days' jail and fined her $10. He would, he said, formal order that Au Chenk Sang's recognis-

and in the event of insufficient money being forthcoming to meet the re- cognisance would make an order for his imprisonment.

Parcel Post Service to Posch and places beyond Nanning is temporarily ance as a witness should be forfeited suspended.

It is forbidden to send by pst Opiam, Morphine, Cosine and other Sarcotics except to insured parcels accompanied by permit to export signed by the Superintendent of Imports and Exports

The rates of plage on correspondence from ladis to Hongkong have been increnser from 1st September 1931 as follows:-

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. Swałow Strai's and "Bangkok

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JUMP FROM FERRY.

SAMPAN RESCUES WOULD- BE SUICIDE,

residide yesterday afternoon by jump A Chinese attempted to commit

ing into the barbour from the Hung hom fery launch "Saion," while the vessel was in mid-stream in a trip from Hongkong. He was rescued by the crew of a passing sampan.

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MACAO SENSATION.

CLASH WITH CHINESE SOLDIERY.

Enquiry at the Portuguese Cor sulate this morning failed to elicit any information regarding the re- ported friction between the Macao) Water Police and Chinese soldiery on Friday. Beyond what bas appeared in the Macac papers,

is nothing

known officially here about the afair. According to report:, the engage- ment" occured at the approach to the inner harbour of Maczo. Several Chinese soldieryin uniform and armed with Mauser pistols, it is stated, came in a sarapat from the Chinese territory known to the Portuguese as Ribeira Grade". They were challenged by a Portuguese patrolling launch, but did not stop. As the Portuguese were outunmbered by the Chinese, they signalled for assistance from a patrol motor boat. The Chinese made for land followed by the Portuguese. On the slopes of the hill they were reinforced by a larger party of Chinese and opened fire on their pursuers from behind boulders. A sharp exchange of bullets followed in which the Chinese engineer of the Portuguese motor boat was killed. A gunner of the Patris," who Was in the boat," and several of its crew were wounded. It is not known what casualty, were suffered by the other side. A tailor belonging to the Chinese Customs launch Pak- tan" was killed by a stray ballet

while landing.

The escapade is described as daring in view of the fact that both the gunboats Patris" and "Macao" were in the harbour at the time.

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TO-NIGHT!

9.15 pm. TO-NIGHT!

A GRAND VARIETY CONCERT.

IN HONOUR OF THE VISIT OF THE INTERPORT,

LAWN BOWLERS FROM SHANGHAL. A GREAT PROGRAMME. ORGANIZED by Mr. A. B. ALLAN.

GOOD ARTISTES.

LOCAL TALENT.

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MATINEE PROGRAMMES 6.15 p.m. “FOOLS' GOLD"

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Booking at Mesura. MEHTA & CO, Hongkong Kete) Bulidings. (Phans ́951), '

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MONDAY, 19th instant,

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A GREAT PROGRAMME

ORGANISZED

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LOCAL TALENT.

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