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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER

1922.

TO-DAY'S CABLES.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail)

COMING NEAR EAST MEETING.

ANGORA'S PROTEST.

CONSTANTINOPLE NOT WANTED.

CONSTANTINOPLE, October 81. The Angora representative handed the allied. High Commissioners two doter, the Grst one accepting Lausanne as the venue for the Near East - conference, subject to the provision of facilities of communication between Lassanna and Augors; and the second one protesting against the in- vitation to the Constantinople Government to the conference which the A gara Gavernment considers a violation of the spirit of the Mudania convention and way compel the Augora representatives to abstain from attending the ipference.

BRITISH TRADE OUTLOJK.

'REPARATIONS StranglEHOLD.

HOSTILE TARIFF BARRIERS

LONDON, October 31.

In a speech ty the Tideration of British Industries at Edinburgh, Colonel O. C. Armstrong, the President exproceed the opinion that a possibla revival of trade was in sight. He urged readjustment of repare fons elsims and advented a round table conferaaon with a view to a prompt and reas cable compromiso. The situation was so seriods, he aid, that immediate drastic

action was necessary.

Colonel Armstrong taferred to the retarding influence of bostile tariff barriers, and suggested British manufactor, sa should look outside Europe _to_the_example of South Ameriga and the Far East.

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THE CHINA MAIL.

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY,

PLANS TO RESUSCITATE.

In view of frequently expresard wishes by many residente, an elot is being made to revive interest in the Hongkong Philharmonic Society: which has been dormant sinca 1014 end a meeting of a low of the old m.mbers was held in the Hongkong Club on Tuesday evening to consider the question.

do so.

BIr. leasur

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SEIZED ARMS.

ANOTHER AUSTRALIAN

ARRESTED.

FAQIFÍO LIBER STEWARD.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

VICTORIA RECREATION OLUB.

ROWING..

and ammunition finds is the King end" in November, 1922, Members In connection with the big armu A SCRATCH REGATTA will be held during the last "Week- Edward and Palace Hotels last we wishing to compete are requested to the police arrested William E. Piti, see list on Club Notice Board. second steward of the sa, President Jefferson" when the steamer arrived here yesterday.

Cart

nets is now taking place and several

A course of instruction for begin

experienced rowing members are giving their services. MONDAY, the 6th November, at

Hongkong, November 1, 1922.

Entries for the above close an

6 p.m.

NOTICE.

It was decided to ask Hi-Excellency Hr. Claad Severu, Q.M.G., to bonour the S. ciaty by arcepting the presi

The defendaa', wb se nationality dency and His Excellency bas been was given as Australian is charged pleased to signify his willingness to with having imported 61 revolvers, The following gentlemen have cartridges into the Colony. A further O Mousers, 2 Savage rifles and 2 380 accepted office:--Mcess, C. E. Haharge is preferred against the defen Beavia, von Hugher, E. 3.dant of importing into the Colony Chapman, . Ralpte, Bonourable 3,880 rounds of revolver nimmuni

L. Perkins, Pra tin und 100 Mauser. C A Midd'eton-Smith, rides which wie seized on the, Mr. T. P. M. Bevan (Conductor), Mr. Pavridvot Jellerson," when Berg', Lcarrying on the lines of Share,

THE Eric Rico (Piauist) and Mr. J. A. E. Andrew boarded the ship to serve a Stock and General Broker will as from Bullock (8.cretary). It is hoped that warrant on the defendant. Alterna the let day of November, 1923, be it will be possible to completo the list tively with the two charges perferred known undor the name and stylo uf of oficera in due vourre,

The Ecretary will be glad to rs-to bare unlawfully had in bis GEORGE PHILIP LAMMERT,

| against him, Pitus in further alleged 051, P. and H. A. LAMMERT. ive as early as possible the names o. presession the above mentioned.com HEBERT ¿LEX ANDER LAMMERT. ladies and gentlemen who are willing traband without a permit from the to become members-of-the Society Captain Superintendent of Polic

Fongkong, November 1, 1922 adliye or otherwise. Those who are

cale will board on willing to give their assistance in Friday. B it was allowed in the

choral or erchestral work sinn'd sum of $5000. xtsto whether their vulca ara

Soprano, Alio, Tenor, Baritone, or Bana or the instrument which they are willing to play.

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So soon as sufficient names are. Je ceived it is proposed to hold a ges ml Ho said German competition was weakening as her financial position meeting at which all proposal for the bad workeurd, whils the United States policy with regard to tanffs and int. d-copi.g season will be put bufore the Allied debts would considerably react upon her power to compete for members and days for practice external markets. |

It is sincerely hope that the public will generously respond to this appeal for assistance.

DEAD MEN'S SHOES,

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PENANG WILL CASE.

CHIEF JUSTICE'S JUDGMENT,

notified.

a jury having to decide ones based on questions of fact where parjury oo

Further notice. will be given in the one side or the ether and in wome Press as to the date of the proposed cases probably on both aidra is zam-meling. pant and where the decision under the circumstances may largely zest on probabilities. On the other hand I recognise that the conditions pro valing in litigation. here, both ar regarde interpretation of evidence and the prolixity of Chinese witness, greatly prolong the bearing of a case and would inflict a serious hardship

SATURDAY'S FETE.

HOW-THE-CHILDREN-ARE

HELPING.-

Some comment bas been made on

on a jury of business men, were they the fact, that the children are not constrained to sit in such caern. This giving an entertainment at this year's con idarating alone governed me in fete of the Hongkong Women's Guild

MORE ARMS,

THE Firm of GEO. P. LAMMERT

*NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. THE Motor ship

Later in the day, acting on in: { ̧·-·

"ERMLAND" formation received. Bergt. Andrew having arrived, Consigares of Cargo made another resicli on heard the by her are hereby notified that all “Presid nt Jefferson," a:id srized goods are being landed, at their risk, two Winchester ifles and 1.000 into the hazardous and/or extra- rounds of revolver ammunition. KONG & KOWLOON WHARF & hazardous Godowns of the HONG- This lot e uld not be traced to any GODOWN CO., LTD., whence and/or one on the ship.

from the Whorves delivery can be obtained

It was announced in mail week that the fares for passengers on the network of railways which connect the centre of Berlin with the re- #idential district sed suburbs are to be doubled.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE.

Nearly a year after the action was actually begun, tho Chief Justice Sir William Rees-Davior, KC.), delivered his reserved judgment this morning in one of the longest sad most complicated law suits that has over COLE before the Hongkong Courts. Usually referred to as the t exercising my tight of having and Ministering Children's League DAY commenced to practle as

er tirely on fact and not on law." a jury in this case which is based to be held in Government House pround next Saturday. It should be He Lordship, after dealing briefly explained ihot The children with the chief grounds on which his will have a very considerable conclusion were arrived at,"went on share in the jeta in many

the goods have left the Godowns, No claims will be admitted after

and all goods remaining undelivered after 7th November, 1922, will be abject to rent.

All "Clutme must reach us by the 13th November, 1922, or they will not be recognised.

All damaged packages will be examined by Messrs Goddard & Douglas (Marine Surveyors) at, 10 a.m. on the 6th November, 1922.

No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bills of Lading will be counter. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thar signed by

we, the undersigned, have THIS ANNHOLD BROTHERS & CO., LTD. Solicitors in co-partnership under the

Agents. style of LYSON & HALL, at No 6, Hongkong. October 11, 1922 Queen's Road Central, Hongkang.

C. H. LYSON, J. M. HALL. Hongkong, Surenber 1, 1912.

BR.TISH LEGION.

Tenang will case, it was the action iu which a young man calling himself Cheap Thyo Gau claimed to be entitled to a lare of the eatste bequeathed to him by the will of his to state that he found that, sa to the ways. They will be helping in the deceased father, who died in Penang books produced by the defendants, s'alls conducted by the various worth many tuillions of dollars. there was no proof of fraud or of im schools and the Girl Guides, the Bay The defence set up was that the proper tampering with the accounts. Scouts and the Cadet Company will bo plaintiff, like the claimant in the To anyone not familiar with Chinese on daty in the grounds. celebrated T-liburna cuse, Was witness the direct evidence besring Moreover, the fate is only the personating a dead beneficiary. The on the plaintiff's case would se u to climax of a great deal of work for A Return shewing how many desire executors of the estate denied that be concisiva. Accepting however, charity carried out by the children the daintiff war the Cheang Tare as he did, he defendants' direct evid throughout the year. In the gals JOAN'S CATHEDRAL at 10:40 am Lo attend the service in ST. Get motioned in the will and mech the point of death it disposed aaloola.a vast amount of acedlework on ARMIST CE DAY has been asserted that be became a bought or of the plaintiff's case. The ouusof pro and fancy work has been, i ud. A. called for; will members send in adopted sub a'cer the testator's death. ving his clei was on the paintiff ready a children's concert and two the Hon. Secretary early please, The real thang Thys Gat, thy and he had failed to do so. "I must performances, of a dramatic enter

Hongkong. November 1, 1983. maintained, died in Penang yesto far. frankly." His Lord-b'p declared, tainment ("Peter Paa) have been ago.

"that I do not believe him or his held, with considerable benefit to the Originally be a slit was repro with-raes." Rezarding the dath funds. Another entertainmeLt is to ented by Mr C. G. Alabaster, K. C.. certificate produced by the be given by the children after the

TALE OF A CAR.

fastigeted by Mr G. E. Hall Bruttos. defendan's, who submitted that it fate. So that the nung people, in On his retur to the Colony the late related to the Gan of the will and many different ways are doing their M.. E. H. Sharp, K.C. joined Mr. which, would, if rocclusive, have full share. Alabaster and then, following the "complately demolished" the p'a'n. death of Mr. Sharp, Mr. Alabaster had t'ff's case, His Lordship rail to withdraw from the case through a have to remat in pawing tha nervous breakdown Coder the pro from the point of view of record the visie & of the special Ordinanca re-entry. (in the Register of Death at cantly passed by the Legislative Penang) as a whole is unsati lactary Council, Me. Ifall Brutton was then and the explanation given by Mr. given special fernce to appear as Abdul Karim us to the Registrar's counsel

laxity or that of his staff is more ao"

For the defendants Mr. Eldon Pot ter appear d with Mr. F. C. Jenkin, instructed by Messrs. Deacon, Losker, Deacon' and Halston,

AND $550 THAT NEVER JAME

BACK

A Chia se nam d Tom Sui living His Lordship indicated that he was in Square Street. has told a carus not satisfied that the defendante had story to the police. Te alleges that established conclusively that thed ath about seven mo than he entrust d certificate applied to the Gan of the a motor car driver with $550 to buy Just before the recent legal cation wil

agar fer him. The mau disappeared began the Chief Justice announced Referring to the evidenca given by with the money and was not geru -that be had decided to dismiss the Tim Ah Chen the principal kit fat. His again until about two months ago action with costs, promising to de- Lordship observed "Th's old 1 dy is when Tem met bim casually in Yau liver a written judgment later on. over 30 years of age and I caucer'sy mati. When Tam enquired about The Chief Justice took pearly that thirughcut her cross-examina the car, the man said he had received an hour to read through his tion she lived up to the santly disa good offer for the car and had sold judgment this morning. In the position that her countel claimed for it at a proft of solear $200. Ho course of it His Lordship said: bor. But that zho is lying as to the promised to return Tam's money in a "This cas has been ons of death of Gan I do not for a moment couple of days' time, and alro to go abnormal length and difficulty and it believe." places on the Court the obligation of The Chief Justice concluded his in rest cu hii mony.!. He has not fifty-filty with him on the pr. fit as deciding an important issue of fiet judgment with a tribute to the ability been seen since.

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mass revid. nos in many displayed by Mr. Hali Brutton. respects wholly conflicting. A verdict Hie Lordship said: I desire to

TYPHOON WARNING.

in favour of the plaintiff would in- bear testimony to the grat zal volve not only a findig of gross per and marked ability which tiva jury on the part of many of the declancterised Mr. Bruton's con fendants' witnesses.but ake a whole dest of the case, Deprived by coived by the local American The telegram quoted below saa're- salo conspiracy I should think almost utasard circumstance in the coured Cowslate General from the Manils unrivalled in litigation on the part of the case of the services of both his Observatory at non to-day- of the representatives of a very counasl be bad a difficult task to per- Orelate or typhoon south of Bonin wealthy Chiness gentlemen to form. IIe sisebarged it with great Islands moving N. N. E. or N. E. fraudulently deprive a youth of his fidelity and it no point unraised legitimato share in his deceased which the ingenuity of an advocate father's estate. On the other hand a could zoygest in the interests of his verdiet lu favour of the defendante client." involves a fading of Bagrant perjury on the part of many of the plaintiffi” witneraca who are aiding and abetting aim to secure a share in an, estálé, to which he is not outilled y personat ing another long ago deo and..

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Who you have bad cnid you want a remedy that will ot only givurn of bút eff at a prompt, and poimenient bure, à remedy that pleas ni to taku, a remedy Indigestion and Billousness. that contains within ijulous - Chuan You should not an food of any kind as a Jough Remedy mects all tbox when Eilons but takes fall dose of relieves the luge n'de expectoration, requirements. It cots on Naturo's plan. Chandorlain a Tabata and drink plenty opens the frerations and 10. rotte I have had camion to content ofarator. That will skanse the stomach, system to a healthy condition. This re briote in this Court on the difficutin inaya the towels and soon restore the mody has a world wide salo and was, and by a Chowlate, and Storskoper, nya buderanded upon. Yos salo

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