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TUESDAY JUNE 5, 1928

BOYCOTT TROUBLE.

INTENSE HOSTILITY TO- WARDS JAPANESE

on the 1st inst.

RADIO SOCIETY RULES,

SUBSCRIPTION FEES FIXED.

WHO'S WHO.

COAST

LATEST CHINA COAST)

CHANGES

THE CHINA MAIL.

BEATEN THREE HOURS..

SERVANT GIRL ALLEGES CRUELTY:

TIED UP TO PREVENT ESCAPE. A charge of assaulting a servant girl by tying her up and beating↑ her with a cane from 11 p.nl on May 27 till 2 pm. on May 28 was laid against Lam Fung-chan (46), Mr. WJ. Turner, from reserve, shopkeeper of 68, Main Street, has gone second officer, "Kiung-Shukiwa, before Mr. J. R. Wood

this morning...

Mr. W. B. Hind defended and Sub-Inspector Richard Laniganj prosecuted.

At the Hongkongs Volunteer Headquarters last evening, an ex PEKING, June 4. traordinary meeting of the Hong- M..A. Polydoroff, second officer, Advices from Changsha give kong Radio Society was held. Mr."Kweilin," has gone second officer, details of the anti-Japanese attack J. F. Donnithone (President) was "Lens"

in the chair, supported by. Mr. A. When the "Buryo Maru," belong, B.. Raworth (Vice-President) and Mr. E. Williams, second officer, ing to the Sino-Japanese Company Mr. D. Tollan (Hon. Secretary),"Lueny)" is on reserve. entered the port, an immense crowd There were between 60 and 70 assembled at the wharf and demon-members present out of a total strated in a hostile manner.

membership of 109. The, draft The Japanese Consulate, learning rules were dealt with at some of the occurrence,

despatched length and certain amendments several of the Consular staff to the passed, on the motion of Mr. C.D. wharf, at the same time appealing, Melbourne, seconded by Mr. to the gunboat Fushimi for Marines Harris. with a view to maintaining com-

The entrance fee was fixed at

chow."

Mr. T. Hughes, third “Foushing," is on reserve.

officer,

of

Captain G. H., Pennefather, Dr. C. W. McKenny, of the the "Kaying," is on reserve.

Governpent Civil Hospital, gave evidence as to the girl's injuries. Captain R. Mitchell, of the He said that she had well defined ing."

Kay-bruises on both arms just above her

reserve, has gone master, "Tean." bruises and there were water blis- wrists. Both hands were swollen. Captain R. H. G. Ashby, form Her left leg and left thigh also had Mr. McKelvie, second officer,ters on various parts of her body. "Tean," is on reserve. the rules, asked as a matter of in-gone second officer, "Tean".

She was still in hospital and was Mr. I. Newton, from reserve, has being treated for the septic condi appealed to the Fushimi, which; fomation, whether the. Society Mr. L W. Harrison, secondtion of her hands as the result of

her injuries.

munications between the Cons, with an annual subscription of"Tean," has gone master, sulate and the steamer, as the tele- the same amount. On payment of phone could not be relied upon.

The Japanese were surrounded. cription (should this in future be $50 or ten times the annual subs- and were being beatea, kicked and altered) one can become a life.

member.

spat upon.

This situation was reponed to the Japanese Consulate, which again

landed a small party.

stoned.

Mr. A. Hicks, referring to one of

The latter were surrounded and posed openinga bar. The Pre

sident replied that the Committee In order to clear a passage, the were looking ahead. "No doubt bluejackets fired a round of blanke of us may want a bar the crowd to believe that the blue-ed gifts to the Society of three sets cartridges, and this evidently led added. The President acknowledg jackets were without animunition, from Mr. Melbourne and 40 copies of practice keys and signal sets and they attempted to disarm the sailors, who thereupon fired, kill-Popular Wireless " from Mr. D.

ing two and wounding five or six. The bluejackets then returned to the Fushimi, leaving the Marines to maintain a lino. of communicat→ Jons.

O, da Silva.

Mr. A. W. van Andel enquired the advisability of starting a class whether the Society would consider fur Morse Code. He said he felt The latest telegrams indicate sure there would be several mem- that the Chinese hostility is so in-bers who would be quite prepared tense that the Japanese women and to join. children will probably be obliged to leave Changsha-Courtesy Daily

Bulictin

ALLEGED PLOT.

MANY ARRESTS MADE IN JAPAN,

1

TOKYO, June 5. Over a bondícil alleged Com- manists, -prominem-Sociülists and workers were arrested in the early hours of this morning by the police | wha alleged that they had a serious plat afferring the State--Reuter.

DR. SUN AND THE NAVY.

ADMIRAL WEN'S

DESERTION.

.

The President replied that now

the Society was in possession of practice keys, Mr. Carash had kindly promised tugive instruction to any members who desired to" become efficient in Morse, He advised that members should practise at home for at least ten minutes a day.

officer. "Kaying" is on reserve.

Mr. J. M. Stewart, acting chief Hind, Dr. McKenny said that both Replying to a question by Mr. officer," Kaying, has gone second the injuries on her wrists and her oficer same ship. has gone chief officer, "Kaying." a cane.

thigh gave the appearance of her Mr. S. M. Bariing, from reserve, having been tied and beaten with appointed acting third engineer,

Mr. E. R. McDermid has been other cause of the injuries.

He could not suggest any Tarung."

His Worship asked witness to give an estimate of the length of Mr. R.K. Burns, second engineer,tine that the servant girl had been Hein Peking," is on leave.

tied up and was informed that it Mr. J. Ryles, third engineer, must have been a considerable engineer, "Hsin Peking."

Yingchow." has gone second number of hours, at least six or

裸

Mr.

eight.

very painful.

engineer, "Woosung," has gone heen painful? It would have been G Henderson, third The Magistrate: Would that have third engineer. "Yingchow." engineer, "Szechuen," has third engineer, "Luenyi."

Mr. M. G. Sinclair,

gone

third

Luenyi," has gone third engineer, Mr. A. E. Bowler, third engineer, Szechien."

line the facts of the case, stated Inspector Lanigan, asked to out-

that the girl went to the station of stealing two diamond rings. and said that she had been accused

She had been tied up from 11 p.n. on May 27 till 2 p.m. on May 28.

Mr. T. Edmunds, from leave, has gone thirdengineer, "Kiakiang." At this stage Mr. Hind said that Mr. J. V. King, third engineer, it would be of assistance to the. Kiukiang," has Lone engineer, Kwangse,

third Court if he statedhis line of defere

This was that defendant was in Mr. F, M. Laird, third engineer. Macao at the time and his son would say that he tied up the girl to prevent her running away "till his father's retum.

Mr. Chesterton: Nobody ever learnt Morse at home. You may be able to tap the keys to your own satisfaction but never to the satis-"Kwangse," is on reserve. faction of anyone else.

The meeting concluded with vote of thanks to the Chairman, which on the moto of Mr. A van Andet, was carried by acclamation.

OBJECTS OF THE SOCIETY.

The objects of the Society are set forth as follow:-

(a) To further the study of the science of Radio Telegraphy and Telephony,

the

Mr. J. L. Squibb, secondl officer, "Kwaisang has resigned.

Mr. V. Petherick, from reserve, has gone second officer, "Kwai

sang."

His Worship then made an order for an adjournment till Thursday. Meanwhile the parties concerned Mr. C. S. McAlister has been ap-are to see the C.S. P. to ascertain, pointed sup'y second officer, in view of Mr. Hind's statement, "Kungwo."

whether the father or the son should

I

Mr. L. J. Fugler has been ap-be charged. pointed sup'y second officer, "Luenho."

(b) To acquire apparatus which

will be of assistance to

Mr. G. Bolam, second officer, "Yatshing" is on reserve. above object.

Mr. T. Wilkinson, Second officer, (c) To provide a reference library" Hopsang" has

of technical literature dealing

gony second officer. "Yatshing with the subject

Mr. J. Halkett, sup'y third en

Admiral Wen Shu-teh, comman-(d) To give assistance and adviceineer, Kungwo, has gone sup'y

der of the naval squadron in Can- ton, has been deprived of his rank and order for desertion, says the Canton Daily News. Desertion is

the official charge made against

Wen, as stated in an order issued in the name of the Generalissimo

For reasons well known to him- self, Wen Shir-teh considered it

to all who are interested in the i subject.

(e) To provide lectures and de-

monstrations.

(f) To safeguard as far as possible

the interests of all users of radio apparatus,

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THIS MORNING'S COURT CHARGES.,

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

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pursuant to the provisions of Section IEL of the Compantes Ordinarice 1911. At this Meeting the Creditors will be asked to determine whether an application shall be made to the Court for the appointment of any person as Liquidator in the place of or jointly with myself the Liquidator

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Dated the 4th day of June 1923.

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NOTICE.

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NONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby

in a case of preserved apricots, was in a case of raisins and the other

That he had two revolvers, one The Steamship

second engineer, "Tungshing.”

Mr. A. S. Fraser, second-en- Chinese returned emigrant who the charge preferred against a stout gineer, "Tungshing" has gone supy second engineer. "Kangwo sident Jackson." The case came was a passenger by the 6.s."Pre Mr. J. Mclachlan, third engineer, before Mr. J. R. Wood and Mr. Leo "Loksang," has gone third end'Almada appeared to defend gineer, Fooshing.”

INTERPORT POLO.

HONGKONG TEAM IN

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A MOTOR ACCIDENT.

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An application for a remand till to-morrow morning, was granted ball being allowed in the sum of $1,500.

landed as their riek into the hazardous informed that all Goods are being the Hongkeng sad Kowloon Whart and/or extra hazardous Godowns jo! and Godown Co., Ltd, whence, and/or from the wharver' delivery may be obtained.

Goods have left the Godowns, and all No Claims will be admitted after the

Sub-Inspector Spear, of the 12th init, will be subject to rent.

Goodrremaining undelivered after the Water Police, secured a conviction against a Chinese named Mok be presented to the Undersigned on or All claim against the Stesmer must Shing-po for possession of a Colt revolver and 2101ounds of ammun- before the 26th lost, or they will

not be recognized. ition on the s.6. "Empress of

All broken, chafed and damaged Russia" A fine of $500 was im- possed and the contraband confis-Goods are to be left in the Godon, where they will be examined on the 13th it, at 10 am,

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

After losing two games Hong-cated, kong's interport polo team Sunning, (B. & S) from Shang-present participating in a series of bai, Amoy.-Off Stonecutters. handicap games in Manila, beat the Liangchow, (B. &S) from Can- McKinley "B" team thus securing ton. Off Stonecutters.

their first victory. As a set-off Yatshing, (J. M. & Co,) from Can-against this good news comes the ton. -Kowloon Dock.

advice that Mr. W. H. S. Dent and Lieut. Davies, two members of the team, had a slight motor accident last week when returning from an evening function. Their condition ̧~~.

best to leave Canton quietly and LATEST SHIPPING NEWS. seek temporary refuge in Hong- kong. According to information obtained from naval authorities, previous to his hasty departure, Wen Shu-tch assembled all the naval officers and made known his intentions of leading the men-of war away from Canton to a certain place thereby severing the navy's relations from Dr. Sun Yat-sen. This was opposed by all the officers; and Wen finding that his treacherous designs failed to meet the approval of the naval officers, believes that Canton is not a very safe place for him to stay, and left. Immediately after learning that Wen had left the entire body of naval officers called at Headquar- ters to explain the nature of Wen's desertion. Ex-governor Hà Han min, who is acting in charge of Headquarters in the absence of Dr. Sun Yat-sen who is now at Shek- lung, issued the order in the name of the Generalissimo, removing Wen from office. This order was followed by several appointments placing the different men-of-war in command of their respective captains now directly under the control of the Generalissimo, Glenamey, J. M. & Co.) from As yet no one has been appointed to succeed Wen in command of the squadron. The appointment will not be made, until Dr. Sun returns from the East River front.

Wen was appointed Commander of the squadron last May and it was thought that he would remain loyal to Dr. Sun Yat-sen whatever might happen. Contrary to all expecta- tions, when Chen Chlung-ming re-

belled against Dr. Sun, Wen Shu teh ordered several of the larger atwy men-of-war to remain neutral. Even when Dr. Sun Yat-sen- was in refuge on board one of the smaller ships, Wen hesitated to render any assistance, which .re- sulted in Chen, Chiung-ming at- tacking Whampoa and destroying Dr. Sun's base of operations

In view of Wen Shu-teh's treachery, precautions are being taken to frustrate, any further de sigas that he may be aiming at the

Davy.

According to a Tokyd advice to the Daily Bulletin, Ichiya Kumaga has decided to take no further part In-International tennis for business reasons...

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Yunnan, (B. & S) from Hui- phong, Pakhoi-Of Stonecutters. Linan, (B. & S.) from Bangkok, Hoihow-Off Stonecutters,

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hazardore and/or extra be prevented from playing in the hazardous Godowas of the Hongkong other games of the tournament.

Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co, Ltd, In heating McKinley "B"by 4-3 | whose delivery may be obtained. Hongkong is said to have shown No claims will be admitted after the all-round improvement especially goods have felt the Godowns, and in stick work and the handling of goods romaining undelivered after the the strange horses. Playing against 13th of June, 1993, will be subject McKinley "A" Hongkong, with a to rent. handicap of 5 lost by 9 goals to 7, Nelson and Fisher scoring for Hongkong.

DEPARTURES.

Nippon, (Dodwell & Co) for Trieste, Singapore. June 5.

Tailee, (Yu Tai Hong) for Can- ton. June 5.

Atsuta Maru, (NY.K) for Kobe, Shanghai.-June

Chenan, (B. & S.) for Bangkok,

Swatow.June 5.

Po Tung, (Chun Ting) for Fort Bayard-June 5., Anjuy-June 5,

Szechen, (B. & S.) for Shanghai,

Wai Shing, J. M. &Co.) for Can- ton-June 5.

Soudant (P. & O.) for Bombay, Singapore June 5.

Shanghai papers record with deep regret the death of Mr. L.A. Fullbrook, which took place at his residence, No. 68, Route Doumer, last week. Mr. Fullbrook had been in the employ of the British-American Tobacco Com pany for the past 20 years and had represented that company as travelling auditor in Egypt and throughout Europe, and had spent several years in India. During the War he served as accountant at Singapore. June 5

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