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DISTINGUISHED SOLDIER

DEAD.

Field Marshal Sir Henry Hughes Wilson GGB. D$0. whose assassination on the threshold of his home is reported in the cables to day has had a distinguished career.

He was born in Ireland in 1864 and WES educated at Marlborough. Graduating at the Staf College ha entared the Irish Regiment in 1884 and was afterwards transferred to the Bife Brigade. He was wounded during the Burma Campaign (1885-89) and his next period of active service was in South Africa where he was mentioned four times in despatches and won his D80. From 1899-1900 he acted

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KOWLOON-CANTON

RAILWAY.

THE CHINA MAIL

YEAR'S WORKING.

MANAGER'S KEPORT.

1-1921: 35,415,13%, ton" miles-WILH

and Incremen or – 1930 3,899,151 tan mice and the ecal war: „56 The per son, võlu, a doeren of .01. Ib. per mile

HARBOUR HAWKERS.

MAKE HARD WORK FOR POLICE

The amount proved in the Estimates under Special Expanditare Sergt. Elston charged sight Olinane was $382 $10, and during the your

EB. Lindeed this morn- at various time other smotutE WESTB From the annual report of the voted, making a total of $124,325,59. ing- with having hawked vegetables, manager of the British section of the A sum of $283,000 was voted fox cakes, cigaretion, etc., in the harbour" Kowloon Canton Railway für 1921 we the purchase of two moter, cosched" withent à heence. take the following extenots 2-

and one trailer, but as these caches The Magistrate said that it The installation of the electric did not arrive in the Colony whil

news to him that a Esence; tarres olock and 1-ton hour bill was December-only $246.717.22. WHI completed in March and the clock expended. Further, owing to the was required to hawk in started on the 22nd, since when late delivery from England of harbour. He had always thought that perfect time has been kept.

steelwork required for the constrnd-it was a privilege for people to sell The old temporary station building ion of the bridge mentioned in things in the harbour without s at Hunghom was condemned, and an paragraph 5 of this Report, very

"The Sergeant said that canoes

Ecence.

the

operating cabin of brickwork sub-little work could be done this year, had always bean required | TELL-TALE FACE POWDER.stituted, which provides only accomand of the $63,000 provided only and about 600 had been issued, modation for the point levers for the sum of $1,358.25 was expended. No more sech fiessons were being adings, and living rooms for the stað. The total expenditurs amounted to This station is closed as a passanger $590,858.59 and the details are shownianed now at there was's congestion of small hawker's craft in the harbour. station now but the marshalling in the table of expenditure berain aidings remain.

The Magistrate said that, this was The RevenueStatements of Barings

the first case of this nature he had had before him.

HOW A WIFE'S SUSPICIONS

WERE AROUSED.

"

of

Since the

Bervice traîn

revision

The Sergeant replied that this was because the men had succeeded in dodging the police, and it was extreme- difficult to catch them in the barbour. It took ten policemen eight

yesterday to

the defen-

Magistrate asked if the police had received any special instefctions to make arrests.

campaign was

The Sergeant said that the undadakin sa the

A brick building was erected at the and Expenditure follow the line A piece of blotting paper and the Workshops for the installation of previously adopted. The actual mell of a strange face powder made three rotary convertors and the expenditure amonated to $627,991,08 wife suspicious and ultimately led necessary switch-boards, for convert- against an estimate of $515,998 which Mrs. Gladys Mary Pilbeam, of Haring high tension altanating current shows an excess of $11,993.06. - rington-road, Brighton and formerly supply, to direct current for the work- Emolcments were $231,589.64. com-

from the China Light and Power Co's | The disbursements under Personally of Seven Sisters road, Forth London, shop motors, etc. The machinery for parade in an estimate of $222,711, to bring a suit for restitution of con- this purpose was taken over from the the excess of $9,278,64 being due jugal rights against her husband, Mr. Company on its vacating its premises to lower exchange, salary of additional of Leonard Stanley Pilbeam, of High- adjacent to the Locomotive Yard and Engineer, and bary, N.

removing to a new site about a mile salaries of the Chinese Clerical Staff The amount provided under Other According to the lady's story, sway. The rotary convertors are not, he was married in May, 1918, her however, of the most economical type Charges was also insufficient by husband being a dentist. In January and may have to be replaced. $2,714.42 The vote for coal which result of complaints received from the DSP., Kowloon about these last year she came across a piece

has was reduced this year in anticipation hawket craft being nuisance blotting-paper on which was the in- necessitated a trein being stabled each of running Motor Coaches was exceed in the barbour. It is pression of some crosses and afection night at Lowe to form the first inwarded by $46,596.43, owing to increased estimated that there were over 400 Brigade Major to the Light words. When she mentioned the train in the morning, it has become consumption of 2,516 tons due to unlicensed hawkera – Europeans, Brigade in South Africa and from matter her husband said it was necessary to provide siding and additional mileage, and the non-run Indians, Japanese and Chinese 1900-1901 he was D.AA.G. Army

nothing."

stabling accommodation at this point.ning of the Motor Coaches. Headquarters. D.A.A.G. Army Head.

Part of this excess was met from in the harbour at present, and some quarters in 1903, AAG. Army The following month, while brushing Daring the year spoil was tipped to

gestion. Headquarters and Assistant Director his trousers, she beard a restling, and form an area for yard and sidings, savings under the vot: "Oil fuel for thing must be done to stop the con- The Magistrate fined seven of the Staff Duties at the War Ofice from in his pocket discovered a letter from and work was commenced on a single Motor Coaches", for, as mentioned, then until 1906, General Wilson another girl. Saying nothing about bine running shed 156 feet long, of previously, these coaches did not arrive defendants $1 rach. The other, a

brickwork and with a tiled roof The în time to go into service during the acted as Commandant of the Stan it, she kept watch on his correspon work, however was not completed at year. Certain other sums siso lapsed small boy who said he was not ławk College from 1907 to 1910 and was deace and found other letters

One night when he kissed her she Director of Military Operations from then until 1915. He acted as assist, noticed an odour of face powder, and ant chief of Lord French's General again when she referred to it he

declared it was nothing. Staff in 1914 and afterwards as corps;

In May he went away, ostensibly commander and liaison Officer with the French. He was British Military with a pal, to Dever. In fact, said representative at Versailles in 1917 Mr. Pilbeam he went to Westcliff and in 1919 he was promoted to the c-Sea with a girl.

It was then arranged that he should highest rank in the British Army. Since 1918 he has been Chief of the leave North London and set up else Imperial General Staff and a member where and she (the wife) rejoin him of the War Cabinet. His foreigs de- later. Bat some days later he wrote corations included the Grand Cross! of the Legion of Honour and the Grand Cross of the Russian White Eagle.

the end of the year.

The B-fost span bridge at mile 16), referred to in my last report, was doubled as proposed, and so fear of further flooding at this point need! be anticipated

CARDINAL BOURNE

CONSECRATES HIS-OWN BURIAL-PLACE.

which redaced the excess under Othering but was merely taking me rakes to a number of coolies working vi å Charges to $2,714.42.

Japanese steamer, was discharged. The Local Traffic Earnings are slightly lower than the previous year. The decrease under traffic is due to the withdrawal of storage charges on Experiments were made with tar rails belonging to the Imperial and asphalt surfacing on portions of Government. This material was sold the Kowloon Platforms, and as these in September leaf and removed.

Jatt Sectional have proved successful so far, it is: Through and intended to asphalt the whole of the Coaching Traffic Receipts show an

At St. Edmund's College, Ware. platteras and concourse area. It is increase of $91,893.87. This im- high time this was done.

Sprovement is mainly due to a greater The rainfall for the year was above number of passengers travelling than Hertfordshire, where he spent part of his boyhood, Cardinal Boune has the average, a very large proportion in 1920.

prepared his burial place. Its con- occurring in the months of May and The goods earnings did not came we can never be happy together, as in fact 431 inches out of s up to expectation, the receipts being souration was one of the closing sets we have never been really happy total for the year of 97 inches, fall $2,600.52 less than the previous year.

of the Cardinal's Silver Jubiles since we married. I am willing to

Under vandry traffic a sum of

as a bishop. LATEST SHIPPING NEWS. Allow you £3 a week, subject to the May; the heaviest fall per hour

The site is a vault immediately in deduction of 3a. in the £ income tax recorded 8-25 inches. The railway $950.78 is included, which is confront of the altar in the gahler [s] As you are now with your people I however suffered very little damage, pensation paid by the Canton Gave chaple at the entrance of a church) think it best for you to remain and which is no small reward for previous ment in September last on account of

AERITALS,

her:--

I have been thinking matters over and have come to the conclusion that

Edmund, which is Cardinal Bourne's Empress of Japan, (C.P.S. Ltd.) I will send you on your belongings at expenditure in combating and repair losses incurred during disturbances in of the Collegiate Chapel of St. from Vancouver, Shanghai-Kowloos once. Please do not write and asking the rainstorm damage frequently, Chinese Territory in 1920.

The Gross Beceipts for the year gift as a tbankoffering for England's What.

me to change my mind over this experienced in this country.

There were two or three rccasions were $603,980.77 against protection, victory, and peace in the Chaksang, (J.M. & Co.) from Bang-matter-Yours, Len. kok, Swator.-B.13.

She replied making him to reconsider

$520,176.10 for 1920, an increase Great War. Szechuel, (B. & S.) from Shanghai. the matter, and he wrote from -B.12

+

on which typhoon blows occurred but fortunatly none were serious.

The Cardinal's actions in this

of $83,804 67 and the balance after paying working expenses, stands at matter have more than one close

Man Tin, mile 21, where the local, 376,959.71

A Halt Station was opened st Ho

Cornaction with those of an

Taming, (B. &. 8.) from Cebu,peating his decision not to live, with making and evening trains call for For the past 5 years results, are as illustrious predecessor, Cardinal |

Manila.-C34

Shantung, (B. & S.) from Canton. -BQ.

Wuhu, (B.& S.) from Swatow,--C44. !

Van Oventraten, (J.CJ.L.) from Amoy.-AB.

Hektor, (Thoresen.) form Portland, Karastan.-B51

Laen Samad, (B. & 8.) from Bang

kok.-C42.

Mike Mara, (Lapicere.) from.

Parceval-Kowloon Bay.

DEPARTURES.

Taikwa Maru, (Y. K. K.) for

Inng, Swato-Jone 22

Kee

Szechuen, (B. & 8.) for Canton

June 22.

Nam Wab, (Chan Hing) for phong, Hotbow.-June 23.

Borneo Maru, (Nanyo Y. K.) for Moji.-June 23.

Kaneu, (B., & S.) for Shanghai, Ningpo-June 23.

Hang Sang, (J. M. & Co.) for Shanghai-June 23.

Haitan, Man Wing) for Haiphong,

Adolphus-road, North London.

her any more.

for restitution.

$

Langley, who died in 1657, and whose alfar-tomb is in the galilee of Durham Cathedral

-85

$

the convenience of a new community follows Mr. Justice Horridge made an order which has lately settled at this point,

Grosa

Working Net and a temporary platform buit of old Receipt Expect. Receipts.

Langley repaired and finished the sleepers as provided. This is not -1917-425,566, 343.43 $99914,38 an ideal side for.

station 18.453737 355,241.07 27.05508 beatitiful Durham Chapel

1919. 490,092

417 852.14

63,060.69 thankaffering for England's victory and willi probably not be 1920 580;176.10 IN 3,032.06 OVER the Brots; he had been required when the road tramt 1927 603,960,77 527,901.08 75,989,71 serve the neighbourhood, az is sati. The Through and Joint Sectional instrumental in making the peace. cipated, will be the case in the near Passengers carried were as follows: He was buried in front of the altar future.

1919. 1920. 1921 at his own request.

ATLANTIC MIXED BATHING.

WOMAN TEACHER IN LARGEST LINER.

Owing to an unfortunate accident st one of the level crossings, when a

"Having decided to permit the inmotor cyclist ran through a closed gate troduction of mixed bathing in the all level crossing gates are now fitted with lampe showing a red light to swimming bath of the world's largest approaching road traffic when the liner "Majestic," the White Star Line have sprinted Miss Winnie Elliott to gates are lowered

Carriages and Wagons Carriages

Atlantic liner.

Pasengers

booked by Stations in British Territory of Stations in

Cardinal Bourne derived his idea for the galilee at St. Edmund's from the one at Durham. It is a beautiful structure of white stone and he taken nearly two year to build. It consists of a nave with four bays andį Chita....344,716,365,665-435,933 a transect, and is lighted by

eleven windows.

Passengers

booked by Stations in China to Stations in British Territory .354,699 873,776 462,379 The Local Parcangers carried were

be swimming instructress, the first No. 17, 10, 27, 1 and 6 bave all been Hai-woman to hoid, such a post in an given a thorough overhaul, wheel tyris She is an ex-champion and holds turned up etc, and painted. More the diploma of the Royal Life Saving Carriages would have been given-s general overhaul and repainted, but Society.

Begulations have been prepared for owing to the heavy demands by the the mixed bathing, and it will be MissTraffic Department for coaches, this Elliott's duty, in company with Mr. as impossible and had to be left, as follows:-

1919. 1920-1921, G. Bell (in charge of the bathe in until the new coaches now building general), to see that they are are finished. White ants have caussi Main Line 345,314 392206 429.133

Fanling aftemoon have been set spest, and and it has been decided to use, no Kwang Lee, (CMSN) for Stangone side of the pool will be allocated more white wood in the const, uction the woman and of coaches. Most of the goods wagon ride to the men. Women and girls have been through the shope for at these ocean mixed bathing overhaal during the year, but no matinees will be expected to wear painting has been done as they could skirted costumes, and it is concers not be spared long enough by able that Mim Elliots may find herself the Traffic in the position of a censor" should

Heihow.--Jane 23.

Cardinal Bourne. has formally opened the Galilee Chapel by celebration of Mass within it, assisted by the College President, Canon E. Eeyers,

Taisoku Maru, (LK.K) for K. observed. Specified hour during the lot of, trouble in various coach Braneh 48,917 47,787 43,733 engaged to act for him. Arriving on

lung.- June 23.

hai-June 23.

West Oraws (St. & Barry), for Francisco, Shenghai Juna 23.

Taitee, (Yee Tai Hong) for Carlos,

Weihaiwei –24.

to

Accidents were few during the year and include the following Shunting Collisions... Engine Failures, Engine Deralmenta Coach Derailments,

way m

ployees

Two 100 h.p. Internal Combustiça Labour Colonies For Tramps-At some of the more dasbing gila sally Railway Motor Coaches, and as 20 Bail the West Midland Poor Law Con- forth in the bizarre, and skiftjes trailer ordered in May were delivered ference at Malvern Mr. Arthur sixties that graced their lima beat towards the end of the year..... Howard Bouser, chairman of the the seaside fast summer. Special

No additional machines have been National Vagrancy Committee for costumes, blue with white border, and metalled in the workshops daring England and Walm, stated that all complete with modest abiet, are to be the rea Boards of Guardians should urge the provided aboard the Majestic, and

Lectures were given

Government to enable them to establ-these may be regarded as standard for year to European memi ish labour colonies by Act of Paris the Atlantic mixed-bathing girl

ment. Habitual immps avoided unions where strict discipline was enformed and it was estimated that there wer probably 30,000 of the able hocard Fagrancy class betwed ages of 20 and 45 who never intended to do homet week, while the community was con tentato let them continue carrring ‘öz

Baging and stealing

SOMETHING DEPENDABLE. Dukesboos is always more or do prevalent during this weather.

for it. Chamberlain's Colic and medy in prompt and Keso: Always be depended haw be-all. Chemists and

Police and Fire Depa construction, upkeep,

Lepalis of Motar lectures were will bee Patio De

16th April and returned on the 7th December During his absence Mr. AEL Fenwick, A. H. Inst. C.E., Was

ber 18th, Mr. Fenwick, who had bad February 22nd and leaving on Decem

previous experience China, wa 1ppointed from Australia. His engage- meat proved highly satisfactory, he did excellent work during the year and took a keen interest in the welfare of the Railway generally “During my abience on account of weknees, 4th September to 2nd October, Mr. Tenwick -anted. ns Manager in addition to his duties as Engineer.

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... 3 Involving Serious Minor

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Finjuries

The one fatal case was of a poenlis

lod: by a man

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