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THE CHINA MAIL.

CHINA STATION.

HONGKONG'S NAVAL FUTURE.

COMMODORE GRACE'S VIEWS.

CORRESPONDENCE.

RELEASED DETECTIVES.

[To the Editor of the "China Mail."]

Sir-The most sensational” in- cident of this week might probably be the release of the two Chinese detectives from prison, who were given, a short period pach for brutally assaulting a Chinese coal merchant recently. It recalls the action of Dr. Sun Yat-sen setting at liberty the head of the Seamen's Union, who murdered his wife-in Canton during the recent labour troubles..

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KOWLOON'S PROGRESS. ly suggested, as part of the town wo should make a great mistake planning of Kowloon Peninsula, to now if we allow this very centre of set apart this piece of land as a Kowloon Peninsula to be occupied cemetery, he did not think any-ze a burial place, and that we bady could have foreseen should not oppose this develop the extraordinarily rapid build-ment which is suggested in ing development which had taken the letter I have read. Accordingly, place during the last twelve Sir, if the Government pushes on Arising out of a recommendation months, and, which seem likely to with this work now I can only say at yesterday's Finance meeting of continue for some months to come, with reluctance that I must vote Will the new Singapore naval the Legislative Council when H. E. The result was that this site, which against it. I think it is a mistaken base mean that the Royal Naval the Governor recommended the was set apart by the Government policy; I think it is a block to the Dockyard here will be eventually Council to vote a sum of. $10,000 for a cemetery, was now being development of Kowloon Penin- removed? Meanwhile will the account Public works surrounded by building schemes sula which is now in sight, and a Singapore base, mean that the Extraordinary, Kowloon cemetery, upon every side. In fact, upon distinct block to the gentlemen repair work in the Hongkong yard the Hon. Mr. H. E. Pollock, looking at the map of the Town who are ready and willing to spend will decrease and will this mean in said he very much regretted to Planning Committee, one found a considerable sum of money in turn that the staff here will be say that unless the Government that there is development on all the development of this part of reduced? would grant a postponement for sides and that this site is left as a the Peninsula for building 'pur») Answering

those

questions which a China Mail reporter put to -further consideration of this matter, very bad oasis--a very undesirable poses.

The Chairman: This question, him yesterday, Commodore Grace be must oppose the passing of the | oasis-right in the very heart of vote. He read the followingJetter. Kowloon. These gentlemen, who gentlemen, has been discussed sald:

No. 2. Liberty Avenue,

propose the scheme for the con- through and through, but I will "As Commodore, I have no sideration of the Government, reiterate briefly the arguments for opinion to express, but as a naval New Girden City,

haye evidently thought things and against the use of this site for officer I can give you, my personal Homuntin,

well out.

They did not sug cemetery purposes. The Govern- opinion in reply to the points Hongkong, June 28, 1923.gest for one single moment that ment holds no brief either way. It raised."

this site as it at present exists is is simply concerned in seeing that Commodore Grace does not altogether an ideal site for build-all land available is used to the think it possible that ing houses. They realised that it is best possible purposes, do not Hongkong yards will ever necessary to make a good deal of know how many of you know the be removed. The Singapore levelling and cutting down. There area; it is quite extraordin scheme is still very much in the are hills to the east and to the ary

discover the very air and as it will not be completed south, and those hills will have to few people wito have for ten years it is early yet to form, be cut down and filled in as part been there. The Kowloon Resid- any opinion. For the sake of of the scheme under consideration, ents' Association sent in a protest argument, however, it was agreed Is the C.S.P. incimed to belleve Aug. As regards building, in the near some time ago, when it was to consider the position from the that the detectives were on a proper future fifty houses are to be put up decided that this should be set viewpoint of Singapore being the sun of their duty and that they had for occupation by British or Portit apart; but when their represent naval base.

arrested the right person 2 guese residents, and those houses ative came to see me I found, after The present dockyards in Hong-Is the CS.P. fully conscious of it is proposed to erect on the part putting questions to him, that he kong will always be necessary, in the fact that occasionally Chinese of the cemetery site which had never seen the site and did not the opinion of Commodore Grace, detectives are impeached. for acts is near the Homuntin extension, know where it was. I suggested as it is extremely unlikely that which are unlawful? Other houses it is proposed to to the Association that their Com- with Singapore a naval base, the put up at a later date are Chinese mittee should accompany me over naval units on the China station tonenient houses, and the period the ground, and over all other pos- will be reduced. From present suggested for the completion of the sible sites, with the result that indications, the tendency is to whole lot of Chinese houses, they agreed unanimously that strengthen the fleet in China amounting to 500 houses including this

site. waters (numerically at any rate) and ships in need of repairs-such as river gun-boats and the Yang- tsze River patrol will scarcely be sent to Singapore.

The Honourable,

COLONIAL SECRETARY, Sir, We desire to respectfully lay before the Government the following scheme for the develop ment for the purpose of erecting new buildings on new ground on the land in the centre of the Kow- loon Peninsula, which is at present sét aside as a cemetery site.

to

the was

best

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With regard to question 2, the base at Singapore ill necessarily decrease the work done here and will, of course, necessitate a re- duction in staff but not one that

the port.

We desire to enter into an agree nent with the Government to pur- chase the site for the development for building of the whole of that area, together with the surrounding chain of hills, which is estimated to amount to ten million square feet. Out of that area we beg leave to suggest that three million square feet should be set aside for roads or other public purposes.

Upon the area in question we are the fifty already mentioned, is The Town Planning Committee prepared to spend $7,500,000, which within a period of ten years. It is had it under consideration and they we estimate would be sufficient to necessary, Mr. Pollock said, to have did exactly the same thing. We cut down the surrounding hills for a certain lapse of time, because, as again went over to Kowloon and the purpose of general levelling is well known by members of this examined these various areas and and also for the purpose of opening Council, a certain number of Chi-again the decision was unanimous. the site, which is at present much nese have been buried inside this The place is ringed mund with enclosed to the cooling influence site and therefore it would be hills and it is so intensely hot that of the winds. As regards the Rum- necessary fora considerable period when it was proposed to have a ber of houses to be erected we of time to elapse before it would be football ground there it was decid-will terially affect the welfare of should be prepared to erect five possible to remove the remains ed at once that it was out of hundred (500) houses at least within of all those who are now buried the question..for recreation gen- The labour market is bound to a period of ten (10) years; this there.

We suggest, that this erally. It lies very low and there be affected by the change as periad being mentioned in order site in the centre of Kowloon is a big hill facing the Cement Singapore will need more skilled for the removal of the bones from should be

reserved for the Works, entirely between it labour. Chinese labour is the only the Chinese graves at present in- benefit of the living, and that the and all summer breezes. Iam Asiatic labour capable of doing side the arca.

Should' sites be cemetery should be put further out.second to none in my recognition of such work and the Hongkong required to deposit earth from They also suggest that in the pre- Mr. Soares's enthusiasm in this Naval Yard is the only rational Excavations of the above hills, the sent demand for housing accom- matter. I was associated with him source of supply. Government will provide same onmodation it would be a very badt in the Homuntia scheme and be "Undoubtedly volunteers will be the nearest area of the surrounding policy for the Government to turn and I initiated the Kowloon Tong called for from our present Chinese down a scheme like this, a scheme scheme; and he has continually staff," said Commodore Grace, "but We should, however, be prepar- which involves the expenditure of pressed me to go on with this they are certain to expect a higher ed to erect as early as possible, on $7,500,000, a scheme from which scheme for laying out the cemetery rate of pay in Singapore. Many sites which are capable of speedy the Government will ultimately land, largely because it adjoins of our men have been with us 20 formation, at least fifty (50) houses derive considerable benefit in the Homantin and would form, in years and have their houses here, so suitable for occupation by British way of rates and taxes and Crown his view, a convenient cxter that they are unlikely to volunteer or Portuguese residents. On the rents. We have been told, that tion. With regard to these for service in a climate like Sing- Eastern portion of the site, which it is a good thing in the present alternative sites I have the apore without a quid, pro qùo.“ will require much longer to level housing shortage to get more plan before me and find that site and develop, we are prepared to put houses, and yet more houses and "A" is behind Kowloon City on Chinese Monses of four or five yet again more houses. The well-the Rifle Range. That is already storeys of the usual tenement type known gentlemen whose panics ap- set apart as a Chinese Christian for the Chinese working classes, pear at the back of the scheme are cemetery. Site "B" is behind This development on the east side prepared to put us this sum of Samshuipo, where we are laying of the cemetery site would, we $7,500,000 and they desire, to out some excellent buildings facing hope, fit in with any plans which expend it on the site in question.

Lycemun Pass. Site "C" is near the Government may have formed With regard to the cemetery Laichikok and has been suggested for development in the neighbour-being placed at a more distant part hood of Hok Un Village, and will of the Peninsula, as we are remind enable ground in the very centre ed in the last paragraph of the of the Kowloon Peninsula to be letter I have read, here in Hong- developed for the benefit of the kong island.the main cemetery for living.

Chinese is far distant from the City

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In cases where a sentence is to be commuted strong reasonable gmunds must be presented and made known and in this detectives' cap, I am of the opinion that as the evidence before, the Court became convincing enough as to warrant the two detective receiving their Aug. term of punishment, what reason- able grounds there are for the GS. P. to appeal to the Crown for the commutation of the men?

Has the C.S.P. a doubt that the complainant in the case was not assaulted by his men?

As far as I have observed, the Chinese detectives seem to do as they please, and I should only im- gine that they do nof receive advices from their superior officers, as to behave decently when they are searching suspects in the streets and to treat arrested persons in the best possible manner, that is to say, escort them up to the station without delivering blows on them.

The C.S.P. requires to be told that the detectives use bnual force towards prisoners while bringing them to the station, and as I have been a witness to many such in cidents, I like the C.S.P. to see that this habit does not come up again before the public eye.

There is either a belief or a doubt in every case and' in the present instance, I am at a loss to understand why must the evidence of the detectives be convinced as the real truth and that the sentence as passed on them should be com- muted, if only because they are in the Police and do no wrong.

Yours, etc.

"REASON."

Hongkong, July 27, 1923

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Kuelchor.

Asked whether the importation of labour from Hongkong might not lead to labour troubles, the Commodore said there was that possibility but others were far better qualified than himself to discuss the pros and cons of the Sea-faring men of the Chins coast July 20,-0.9.E “Aỡakusi Maru. subject.

will regret to learn of the death, Ag. 3.-0.8.K, During the conversation, the supposedly by drowning, of a well- as a possible place for a military respective strength of the British known skipper in the person of cantonment. Site "D" is near China Fleet was discussed. Taking Captain McArthur, master of the Hammer Hill, and used for all quarters and for 1907-it wil be seen that in the pany's "Kiang Wah." Deceased,

may be two years at random-1800 and China Merchants' Steamahip Com-Sep-TLK a police school for which it is former year the China Fleet con-

who left Montreal by the Canadian very suitable. All the buildings sisted of the battleships: "Harfleur", Pacific Empress of Scotland" on Arg. 1.-10.3.5. As regards the price to be paid of Victoria being situated round in on these sites will face outwards "Centurion" and Victorious"; for the land we beg leave to Aberdeen; at Canton the White to the summer breezes. With the cruisers: Aurora", "Bonas to be missing a day before the vessel

his way to Southampton, was found 8.-1.0.8.1. Esang. suggest, for consideration, as we Cloud burial ground is outside the regard to this cemetery site I quite venture", "Brisk", "Endymion" are proposing to undertake the walls of the city, a distance of some realise that in the present boom the "Hermione" Iphigenia and reached its destination, says the very expensive work of levelling miles, and Chinese who die at Chinese will build anywhere. "Undaunted" besides seven gun-

Japan Chronicle. and laying out the proposed area, Macao, unless

they

are lave discussed the matter in detail boats, two torpedo boats and three. Captain McArthur, who had until that such price should be the same Christians, are burled outside with Mr. Soares who quite agreed sloops. In 1907 we find no battle- two years ago resided in Chusan as that of the Homuntin Extension, the

Joly 30.-O. N. namely the that one would have to cut down an ships, the fleet consisting of six Road, Shanghai, with his wife and ... Is cents per square foot payable Chinese territory. I think, Sir, it enormous amount of hill and fill in, cruisers, six attached ships; ten four children, who are now in Best-

per condition (B) in the would be a great mistake if the making a very soft foundation and river gunboats and seven torpedo land, was 68 years of age, and bad Jaly to-1.0.8.N. Honourable Mr. Jackman's letter of Government, because it has once a very heavy increase in the cost boat destroyers. Whether our been a sea-faring man for 43 years,; the 6th June, 1922, No. 1531. We been considered that this site will of building. He expressed him- China fleet will be increased or having been in the employ of the would also beg leave to suggest be suitable for burial purposes, self as entirely willing to transfer decreased I cannot tell it depends China Merchants' Company for the the same rate of Crown Rent, e, should adhere to that decision in his whole scheme and capital. to on when the next 'world typhoon' past 23 years, seventeen years of July 18-1.0.3.N. $500.00 per acre (subject to reduc- the altered conditions of building other land in the neighbourhood breaks", said Commodore Grace which he served as captain,"

+ 29.-0. tion as per condition (d) in said development which have arisen which is, as he admits, far better at parting.. letter), and the same term of years, during the last few months, and situated from the point of view of

Deceased left Shanghai broken in Aug. L.-C. N i.e., 75 years renewable,

health on May 19, sailing for Home also in the face of this letter which breeze and sunlight. An ocular As regards sites suitable for

by the "Empresa of Russia." A6 I have read out to the Council. A demonstration is much more satis-

he had been paid off by the Com- Chinese cometery, in lieu of the pointed out just now, by the factory, and if hon. members would present area, we beg leave to building of these houses the Gov-agree to come out and view these

pany, be intended to rejoin his wife -#-LOS.N. Lensang. suggest the following four (4) sites ernment will receive an annual in-sites I should be very glad indeed

and family in Scotland." He had Aug. 1.-C. N. Chlab sideration of the Government, and This cemetery site is certainly not spot. marked A. B. C. and D. for the con- crement in Crown rents and taxes, to explain the situation on the

four children, two boys and two girle, the eldest being 16 years of would beg leave to point out that a very pleasing site to wit- The Hon. Mr. Holyoak: And

age. in Honkong Island itself, the main ness, either from Homuntin or meet Mr. Soares at the same time ?. cemetery for Chinese is situated from the Kowloon, Hospital, The Chairman: Certainly. around at Aberdeen,, that at Can-and of

The Hon. Mr. Pollock: I think ton the White Gloud Burial Ground know that funerals must be accom- it is a very good idea. is situated more than 3 miles from panied by a certain amount of pro

as

the City, whilst Chinese dying at Macao (unless Christians) are buried outside of the barrier, fe,in Chinese territory. We have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient servants,

(Sd) F. R. de V. Soares,

Chan Pik Clum Li Wing Kong, Kong E Sun,

H. C. Wong

Chau Yue Ting, Mok Kon Sang, Woo Hay Fong

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BANGKOK. pura singer, bab beon dealing ed the seven seas on windjammers. July 28-1.08.B. fiercely with one of her critics,

He went to sea in a sailing ship Bbe met him in the High-street 1880 and was commanding officer at Liar on the Danube where she when he took up steam service. For had appeared in "The Gipsy several yers he sailed from Shang- Aug. it Buron," and took him to task for hai to Hongkong, and later was the disagreeable notice he had writ-transferred to the river, service, ten about her performance in the

The Chairman: Will Monday cessions and noise and so on. It 5 p.m. at Kowloon sult hon. seems tome it is altogether an un-members? suitable site in this respect, This The members signified that development which is proposed on would. the eastern side of the site, when the hills are cut down a bit and levelled, will form a very suitable addition to the Chinese tenement

houses, which, under the Town By the death of Sir Albert Hob Planning scheme, the Government son, there has passed away an ex-

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SINGAPORE,

A Reuter's cable from Now York announces that Jack Dundee, July 8-P.&0. won the prize fight with Criqui winning on points.

is proposing to put up at Hok Un port in Industrial finance who had It will be advantageous from the rendered signal service to industry critic a drubbing.. point of view that it will afford more particularly in Sheffield with Being even more disinclined to The inclement state of the more passengers for the railway, which he was closely connected.fight with a women in the street and therefore more revenue to the Government. In fact, Sir, there

Mok Kok Ming,

P. Goeg Chun,--

La Chung Kwan,

are a whole number of pointa in

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his attorney Leung Chi Hao,

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weather has meant the catcolment than he was to discnsa art with her, of a number of local functions. he got hold of her hands and held These include the Band recital favour of the scheme.hich should Fisheries, Madras, formerly of the rescue.

Mr. Jas. Hornell, Director of her tightly until passers-by came to arranged for this evening at Volunteer headquarters, and the be mentioned," but I think it will Ceylon, in retiring towards the

recitat at the Peak Club to-morrow Then the critic lit a cigarette evening also the "At Home at be sufficient to rely upon those end of the year. He intends to and strolled to the police station, the Indian Recreation Club at Son- which I have already mentioned, devote his energies thereafter where he took out a summons kumpoo Valley.

largely to ethnological subjects, in againet Frau Abicht Bauer for the Pacific.

The signatories to this, letter, Mr. Pollock said, Intend to spend a do submit, however, that the sum of no less than $7,500,000 in Government should not lightly developing this site in the very turn down the scheme, but that centre and heart of Kowloon they should accept it. It has very Peninsula, for the benefit partly of influential backing and it is a Writing about the departure of British arid Portuguese residents, genuine scheme, which I submis Lieut-Cal BA HI RA.OC, and also partly for the benefit of should receive the Government and Mr Hill for Hongkong, the Chiricse working classes, suppon Alternative alter for the yio popers say. Lieut Col These plantistes medememetery have been suggested.in Hill's departure is a severe loss to guarantee that this proposed the plans endlosed in the letter sport in Ceylon and he will be pendijure of $2,300,000 (wilts of referred to and I submit that these missed in both golfing and rugby carried out. Whegit was origins sites are quite adequate. I think football cirkles?

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