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WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1923

NON STOP.

JULY FOURTH.

LA TRAVIATA.”

THE CHINA MAIL.

PEAK TRAM FARE DISPUTE AMERICAS GREAT ITALIAN COMPANY EXCELS

CIVIL SERVANT SUMMONED.

15.

-FORMAL APOLOGY BEFORE

MAGISTRATE.

ANNIVERSARY.

HONGKONG CELEBRATION,

ITSELF.

SUPERB TENNIS.

LATEST, WIMBLEDON

DISPLAYS.

AMERICANS STRONG,

SUN YAT SEN.

URGED TO BECOME

PRESIDENT.

memorandum bearing the

Performances of two of Verdi's operas in succession naturally ing] vite comparison. The only.com ment that need be made is that the (Reuler i Service to China Mail, signatures of over four hundred Verdi strain is as much pronounced in La Traviata" as it is in "Rigolleto; that is to say there is

LONDON, July 3.

10,000

members of Parliament addressed

to the Generalissimo, Dr. Sun Yat- sen, has been received at the.

Canton Headquarters.

TO-DAY'S

→ ADVERTISEMENTS.

PUBLIC AUCTION

THE

that the Business, Goodwill and Etock in trade of the Hongkong Motor Cycle Exchange not having reached the upset price when put up for sale on the 3rd. July

Undersigned hereby announce

The local American community to-day are celebrating the "Glorious Tourth", in traditional stylė. Be Mr. L. D. Martyn, of the Public tacen noon and 1 p.m. Mr. William Works Department, was the Hot Gale, Consul General for the much that is melodious, haunting. The weather at Wimbledon was defendant in a case before Mr. C. United States, held an official recep- and expressive of the moods of glorious, There were

The memorandum emphasises D. Melbourne this morning arising tion. The guesta were received by the principal characters in the spectators. The possibility of an

has been the necessity of the Generalissimo; Mr. Gale, Mr. Le Roy Webber music. Verdi found an excellent all-American final out of a summons taken out by the (Conent) Mr. Wal. J. McCafferty, story in the unfortunate self-strengthened by Hunter beating resuming the office of President, Poak Tramway Co., Ltd. Mr. Mr. Francis O. Seidle (Vicc-Consul) sacrificing heroine of Dumas Deomar 3-6, 4-6, 6-1, 6-3, 6-2 for the reason that there is no Martyn was alleged to have refused and Dr. S. Seguin Strahan, M.A., only a just tribute to Miss Delza master of the first two sets and government at Peking and that Dr.

"Lady of the Camelias," and it is The Spaniard was obviously to pay his fare while travelling on M.B., B.Ch; (Oxon) Lieutenant who took the part of Violetta to dominated the play. Then ex- Sun Yat-sen, whom Parliament one of the company's cars on June Commander Lovette and the officers say that her conception of explicably he collapsed. Hunter elected President of the Republio of the U.S.N."Pampanga" were the character-a consumptive went up to the net and volleyed of China two years ago, is now the alaq, present?

: lover was never for a moment, in finely. He killed Gomar's short Mr. H. C. Macnamara repres- Among the callers were Copan exacting night's performance, lobs very severely.

only--legal head of the country. enting the company, said thattain R. A. Neville. B.M.L.I.. overdrawn. The simplest could

Lowe defeated Evans 62,They consider that the General- matters would be simplified if he A.D.C... representing H.E. The appreciate that here was a lady in Miss McKane beat Miss Ryan issimo's resumption of office is the Miss McKane, only means of saving the country putlined the facts to His Worship Governor, Sir Reginald Stubba, the throes of the white scourge," 1-6, 6-2, 6-4.

K.C.M.G., Col. Davy, C.M.G. (re- and the "lines" of, music which after

bad start, was He stated that Mr. Martyn took the presenting the 0.0.0.), Com-Verdi has composed were given superb, placing and length being The message was signed by 457 of 12.40 up-tram on June 15, this beinodore H.E. Grace and with a quiet and artistic charm that very accurate. The victory makes the 800. M. Ps, which is the majority | ing a non-stop one to the Peak. The number of British waval officere, earned sustained appreciation. No tech anticipated meeting with of all the members of both Houses. fact that the tram was a "through" neinbers of the Consulate body, less a person than Amold Bennett Mic. Lenglen in the final almost Col. Roberts and Lieut.-Col.. Whas expressed a mild surprise that certain to materialise. Although one had been advertised by an Open Sandera, D.S.O., the Hon. the generality of prima donnas are, she has much improved there is not electric sign and a board outside Mr. A. G. M. Fletcher, O.BE, to put it in uncouth language, the slightest hope of her deposing

the champion. (a the tram. After the tram had C.M.G. (Colonial Secretary), the bulky. Not so Miss Delza who, we

Three remaining semi finals will started, Mr. Martyn, who had Hon. Mr. C. Mel. Messer, OBE.repeat, looked as well as sang (Colonial Treasurer), the Hon. Mr. phone "Ah forse lui" with its

her part. In that foy of our gramo be played to-morrow. a dog with him, was asked for his P. A. Irving (Director of Educa lingering railway-tunnel note, she and Mrs. Mallory defeated Fisher In the second round, Richards fare. He handed two ten centtion), and many others.

rose to great heights. The and Mrs. Beamish 8-6, 3-6, 6ndi pieces to the collector indicating At noon the usual salutes were opera served to introduce us Hillyard and Mrs. Satterthwaite that he wanted a ticket for himself fired and many vessels dressed ship to Signor Bernardi, whom

beat Johnston and Miss Sears 7-5 and his dog for Bowen Road. Mr.

Owing to the weather conditions, we do not remember hearing Macnamara, said he would not at the usual baseball fixture between before. He sang as Violetta's tempt to discurs whether the collec- Married and Single has had to be lover with precision as well as with tor took the money by mistake or postponed. Between 4 p.m. and a sense of beauty. The second not but Mr. Martyn was given two p.m. a thé dansant is being given act which the Father However, the at the Hongkong Hotel Grill, to pleads with Violetta -seems ten cent ickets. company was not charging Mr which all friends of the American à long drawn out affair, but it had Martyn with going to the Peak on community are cordially invited. an almost electric effect upon the an inadequate fare. The up-trip

audience who applauded 'the would be washed out entirely as

efforts of Signor Blgardi in Ro the case concerned his going down

uncertain fashion. This act but] from the Peak. On reaching the

paves the way to a third and fourth upper station Mr. Martyn got out

of great and surprising things, and then hoarded the same

It was a splendid performance which had then become the 12.47.

ол which all are to be down tram (stopping.) Mr. Martyn

congratulated. A special word of left the trim at the Bowen Road

praise to Signor Castagnino who station. On the downward trip, the During the absence on leave of Mr. directs the orchestra; nay, some collector again asked MrMartyn for Fred Fisher, Inspector 8.P.C.A.,thing more who enthuses it with his fare, but he refused to pay, and, Inspector Boys Carried

out his his own quiet personality, who Mr. Macnamara, alleged, used dutica, During May and June the live, and who excites our whole- makes, a piano sing and talk and abusive language in reference to following cases were dealt with, hearted admiration. The audience, the Tramway Co., the word com secording to a report furnished to glory he! was large and en- plained of being Fraud" something to that effect. Continu-Hon. Secretary S.P.C.A. :—

the China Mail by Mr. B. L. Frost, thusiastic, and it seems to point to ing. Mr Macnamara said that

the fact that given good material, | consequently the company had to

the centre of gravity in matters take out the summons for this fare. Crates of poultry inspected.. 552 theatrical is surely shifting to "It was preposterous to go up

Truck and lorica inspected.. 230 Kowloon. The Star Theatre is a knowing that this was a non-stop Pigg by junks and ferries cosy one, almost up-to-date, with a tram and then to come down again inspected

2,749 cunning sort of foyer, and a near- to Bowen Road without paying." Pigs in transit on trucks... 278 ness to the ferry that is convenient.

Mr. Martyn replied that he was Cattle in junks....

210 No encores were given last night, quite willing to admit the substance Poultry in forries, crates... 142 which is a good thing. To-night of Mr. Macnamara's statement as Sheep and Goata in junks" facts but he wished to explain the

and ferrien *** position. First of all, it was very un- Cattle in trangit;ashore likely that a civil servant like him-

INFORTS. self would refuse to pay his legal Crates of poultry in ships... fare on the Peak tram?. He did Pigs in ships.... refuse for this reason.

Cur

PREVENTING CRUELTY.

LOCAL S.P.C.A.'s GOOD WORK,

TRANSPORT.

He had Cattle in ships

been unwell on the day in question | Pigs in junks

Poultry by train, crates...

EXPORTS.

Sheppi in ships

MISCELLANEOUS.

and had permission to go home be- Sheep and Goats in ships..... fore the tiffin hour. Without notic- Puppios from Canton ing the sign, he had boarded the Piga by train tram. As a matter of fact, he had not seen the signs since the new arrangement came into force. He dered his fare with the idea that te was going to Bowen Road and was then informed by the collector that the tram, was a non- stop one and was going to the Peak. He pointed out to the collector that his fare had been Watching markets, times taken and a ticket issued for Bishops

Cases of ignorant cruelty.... Cautions given

Markets

VISITS.

Bowen Road and as far as he could Landing place, Kennedy see the company had contracted

Town

with him to bring him to Bowen Dogs homt Road. At the Peak terminus, Poultry dopot

he got out

to enable other Railway stations

passengers to leave but he came Yaumati cattle depot ...... down by the same. tram again. Market in New Territory... When the collector came to ask Stantons fair, re: animals.. for his fare again he said that he had been given a ticket for Bowen Road for the fare and he took it that he would have to be taken there. As far as, he

DANGEROUS.

OXYGEN-ACETYLENE OFFENCE.

in

there is another gorgeous feast, no 200 less than Gounod's "Faust" with 128 a special ballet with Miss Helen

Cook (who does not seem to be; Italian) as prima ballerina. The performance is at 9-not 9.15 p.m.

2,093 -448 376

200

60

SHIP PROFITS..

30 GOVERNOR AND NAVAL

COMMODORE.,

.36

14

The following letter has been 15 sent to the N. C. Daily News signed-

"B. S."

50 .

Sin-May, I reply to the last 9 paragraph of Mr. C. R. Burkill's

letter of 21 instant,

01 If the Hongkong Government state that the actual requisition and

17 control dated March 13, 1918, was carried out by the Naval Com- modore it must be so.. The Gov 17ernor of Hongkong is by virtue of his office Governor and Com- mander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hongkong and its Dependències and Admiral of the same.***

29

5

A

18 The Commodore wishes to get control, sends a despatch to his senior officer the Governor and Ad- miral, of the Colony, who in turn authorizes the document to be. made out in his name, signed and published by the Colonial Secretary in the Government Gazette, that the Governor of Hongkong, Cominen- der-in-Chief and Admiral of the same, commands ́so-and-so to be done.

could remember the words he used were that he had the strongest - objection to being robbed. He thought that if any disagreement had arisen, the com- pany would have written to him Mr. C. D. Melbourner at the instead of taking out a summons Magistracy this morning, - cm- for thirty-five cents.

phasized the gravity of the offence

Mr. Macnamara remarked, that a Chinese had committed in stor the company considered that after ing a cylinder of oxygen-acetylene the way Mr. Martyn bad acted it gas on his premises without a per would have been.fitting for him to mit which would entail it being have made the advances to settle properly isolated.

ROWING RECORD.

AN INTERPORT CREW'S SUCCESS.

from

the matter, He thought, that, Mr. Defendant was the manager of Another local long distance re- Martyn certainly refused to pay his the Tung Hing Loong engineering cord was broken when a fare and used abusive words. If works, of Tai Kok Tsui, and he pair-oar boat rowed My Martyn apologised

and pleaded admitted the error, the company would consider the matter in a lenient way

guilty, professing the club pontoon at Shanghai to ignorance of the law Henli, a distance of 56 miles, in

Detective Sergeant Lane, who hr. 10 min, the previous best time prosecuted, informed His Worship being 11 hr. 30 min., rowed in 1916. that there were seven other empty The crew were Schweizer and cylinders on the premises: Schlubohm, the same pair who row

His. Worship said that the Ordined the winning. Interport pair for apologise but he was under the ance provided for a fine of $100 Shanghat last spring at Hongkong impression that the company was but as this was a first offence andit is significant to note that, not in the right and he certainly fine of $25 would be imposed. expected the company to write to

Mr. Martyn the intimated that he was perfectly willing to

him out the matter

After reviewing the facts of the

cate, His Worship.suggested that

although these "men have been in constant training since. February, says the NCD. News, no ill effects were experienced by them when According to a Daily Bulletin they reached Honif at the comp Mr. Macnamara and Mr. Martyn advice from deking, it is reported in Hon of their long trip Rowing should discuss between themselves well-inform circles that Wu Po-in indulged in methodically what Arrangement could be made is not opposed to Tado Kun becom-beneficial form of azer

Alite later, botlrgentlemen feing a candidate for the Prendency, solutely no ill effects entered the court and Mr Mar but be disapproves of the Tientsin articipant at the men lit

mally apologised, saying clinuse propaganda is reported

Saturday afterddon: impres that Tao Kun has invited Wu Pat

stated

takon a

d pay he tu to

saic:: that |

drawn.

In the third round Washer and Mile. Lenglen beat Gilbert and Miss Goss. 6-2, 62; Lycette and Godfree beat Norton, and Roper Barrett 4-6, 6-4, 6-2, 3-6, 6-4; Miss. Ryan and Mlle. Lenglen beat Misses Platt and Racliffe 6-0, 6-1.

NOT FOR INFANTS.

TINNED MILK WITHOUT

LABEL

An interesting prosecution over the sale of a tin of "Moonraker Machine-Skimmed Milk to In- spector Brewer, of the Sanitary Melbourne this morning. Department, was heard by Mr. C. D.

Lam, of 233 Queen's Road West, The defendant was Chan Sui

and the charge was that he sold condensed skimmed milk without a label with Chinese characters to the effect that "this is skimmed milk; children under one year of age should not be fed on it.”

Inspector Brewer stated that the Ordinance was to prevent'skimmed milk being used for Chinese in- fants who were liable to get diarrhoea and other diseases.

Defendant's plea was that he was only acting as agent and that he had been informed that the rei gulations had been complied with This, however, was not accepted and he was fined $50.

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