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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Dantist

Harry Tong, Dentist

I flecz No. 744 Queen's 16 ́à Carsten. Tol. Contral No. 1255,

Engineers & shipbuilders # 1. Bailey & Co. Ltd.

Engine and Shipbuilder

Kowloon Bay New Work and Repairs

Call Flag "L'

Importers & Exporters

Kwong Sun & Co., 66, Queen Trad

Photographers

Mès Cheung, Pétographer 13, Ice House Street,

Beaconsfeld Arcade Branch, Developing & Printing undertaken.

Printers

The Chiun Hail," Goseral Printers.

Publishers and Bookbinders,

8. Wytham Street. Tel. 0.32.

Contral, Eo Chi Chang (Manager), Bhip Chandlers Kwong King Him (Asst.). Tal. Cen. 3159.

Land & Estate Agents

Pas Tick ho, Land & Extater zents

Tel. Central IL-1987.

35, Qacon's Road Central.

Modistes

Madame Flint

I. Bing & Ca.,

15 Wine Wo Street. Tel Contest (11Ḥ Metal Morchat & Ship Chandlere, Managing Direct - Mr. H. 8. Chin.

Crepe Rub. sole Canvas Shoes $7

Buckskin

11, Queen's Road Can, T. Can. 688. Repairing & Soling a Specialty

latest Parisian modals),

Ontician

ite Honour Optical Co. Phone 223,

68, Queen Bad Central

THE CHINA MAIL.

THE

BLUE FUNNE

LINE

REGULAR AND FAST FREIGHT AND

PASSENGER SERVICES |

LONDON SERVICE.

"BUMAEUS" "HELENUS"

14th Sept. Marsilice, Loniton, Rotterdam & Hamburg Marseille, London, Rotterdam & Hamburg 4th Oct.

WONG SIU WOON`. 21 Pottinger St. Phone 1474 LIVERPOOL SERVICE,

REPULSE BAY HOTEL.

DINNER DANCE

SATURDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER

AND EVERY SATURDAY.

FROM 8 p.m. to 12 Midnight.

1.

TABLES MAY BE RESERVED.

DINNER DRESS.

THE HONGKONG & SHANGHAI HOTELS, ITD.

STRANRAER HEIRESS porated when the women apering

A SENSATIONAL POAX RECALLED.

GUSBAND IN COURT,

another ne upon the public

became known that she intended en- toring again into the bonds of matri- текту. The lucky man 毕福 hammerman in Glasgow, and who hus ትን፥ ነኝ” appeared before the Sherifi For failing to port his wife. The marriage cere as the novelists would my book place in Chisgov Sheriff say, was heard in Glasgow Sheriff Court and many were the congratu Court when a hammerman named tions hosped upon the happy

Thus sequel to a "Hattered

romance.

Robert Tuner (26) was charged with having in April last failed to maptain his wife, Janel Alexander or Turner, whereby she a chargeable to the Parish of Grad in July.

Behind the Court case lies one of the most remarkable stories heard in

Scotland for many years.

Dr.

THE FINAL, TARILL..

Bli

A few days after the ceremony, ever, mother and final thrill was ided by the womull. 1 came 4" to the public that the story of the fortune was a myth, and when confronted and asked for details the woman admitted that the story was an invention,

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Glasgow Sheriff Court Mr. Matthew Reynard, Inspector

of

In 1922 the womu" Alexander ampied the spotlight of publicity for some time us the result of the

Poor for the Parish of romantic story that stie und fallen her to a fortune of £25,000 through Glasgow, stated that the recused the death of her late husband' murried his wife under the misap prehension that she had fallen father, a Canadian baronet. While her to e26,000, and when he found working at Gretna during the war she became acquainted, she said, that the money did not exist friction arose between the couple and they with

a Canadian soldier and was parted. He had not supported her married to him shortly afterwards.

Her husband died some time user for six months, and lately she was and

brought from Stranraer to Stohhill the WOMBJY returned to

Hospital where she was at present a patient.

Stranraer. She saw an advertise ment in the Glasgow newspapers,

Turner pleaded for a chance, add- she stated to the effect that Andrew Nichol, Trinity Gardens, Toronto, ing that he was prepared to pay 158. Cannda, sought his sister-in-law, per week towards the support of his

The wila. Jane Alexander or Nichol, widow of David Nichol of the Canadian tinued by Sheriff Thomson until

November. Forestry Corps, and son of Sir Thomis Nichol, of Wareholme Farm, Toronto,

case Was com-

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18th Nov PATROCLUE" 10th Dec "ANTENOR" "HEUTOR"

13th Jan. 3rd Mar

Singapore Marseilles, & London. Singapore, Marsilles & Loaden. Singapore, Marellion & London. Singapore, Marolles, & Lonton, Slagapore, Marseilles & Loalan.

Also cargo sleatpers with limited passenger sesomrudition at specially reduced farma.

For freight and passage males and information apply to:-

Butterfield & Swire.

Agenta,

POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Radio Traffic with Canton is suspended until further notice. Interport Radio Telogran z aro subject to delay of 1 hours.

Toe Radio 760 will be el sad from 8 p.m. t› 8 a.ra, until farther notion. Messages in code must have name of code used included in text.

The public are advised that correspondent intended for Canton will if superscribed "By Train" be transmitted in the mail closed at 8.15 am, day and forwarded by the 9:15 train from Kowloon.

The Radio Office has reverted to its normal worki g boars, viz. :

G.P.. Counte

Raido Ofice, 3rd floor, G.F.Q. Bultding

8. top.m. Bp., to 8 a.m.

REGISTERED and PARCEL MAILS are closed 15 minutes oürlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where malisaré, advertised to close at or before s aim, registered and parcel malis are closed at 5 pm, on the previous day.

From

INWARD MAILS.

THURSDAY, Australia and Manila

SEPTEMBER

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11.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Canada, U.8.A. Japan, Shanghai & 'Europe, via Vancouver, London 8th Aug. & Europe via Biberia London #lat Augi .....................

Mesirma.Empress of Russia EUROPE via Nagapatam (Letters only, London 13th

*105.)mimammaezmiaru dumni. Laisang“- Manila

Pros Cleveland

SATURDAY, BEPTEMBER 12

Shanghai...

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OUTWARD MAILS.

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER

Caixa

10.

5 p.m.

p.1.

7:16A.. 8.30 4.m.

Menila The employer had almost given fapat.m She communicated with the ad-up hope of his new office bay, for Fort Bayard, Hoihow & Baiphong Song Bo

he seemed to remember no-

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11.. vertiser and was told that Sir]

Finthen.... Thomas had died, and that she was thing. One day he advised the

Nan Chang... entitled to her husband's share in boy to make a note of all the the estate which amounted to some things he had to do in order to thing like £25,000, £12,000 of which assist his memory. was to be settled on her little son.

Such was the story which gained wide circulation, and ect many news popers searching for the lady with the intentoin of obaining the fullest details to present to their interested readers.

Scarcely had the first surprise eva- |

Happiness entered the breast of

TIMES

... 10.30 4.1.

Boog, p

Haiphong and Saigo Straits, Ceylon, India, Mauritius, EL & B. Africa, Egypt & EUROPE MAR. SEILLES-dce Marscilira 11th Oct Registration 9.45 am. Letters 10 90 m. Kashima Maru the employer as he saw the lad Manila. Tydens

.......... Enishing writing one day and afterwards Amoy an! Foochow............... observed him pin the paper on the Strafts and Calcutta Kutang wall, It was turned to despair,

SEPTEMBER 12. however, when he read the Holbow some fanouang Kwang dhow - ci 6.30 a mi. words :-

Straita, Ceylon._ India, Me restfus, E., and B. ̈ ̈ Bagi Afrios, and Bombayanangyarizeninagi pie Jeypore

Canada Shanghal - Japan, ... Honolulu,

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"Knock off at 5 o'clock;"

BALTIC SEALTHUANIA

GERMANY

SATURDAY,

UB4. O&G America EUROPE AVÍS SAN FRANCISCO-doo Can Fran.. cisco 7th Dot, and Europe via Biberia

(Correspondence specially superscribed

VIA Biberia only, Pardals: Moon."

· Bogistration 248 pm Letters 2:30 p.m. Pres. Cleveland Shanghai ke musikkenemisgyvoskasintaammin. Tinish g'

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBRE 13.

Swatow, Amoy and Borgosh berpoterma.

Mária

MONDAY SEPTEMBER

TUEDAT - SEPTEMBER

Safiron, *stralia. *Ceylon,

EUROFA via Miha

17th Get Badlaration

BRIGANDS COUP

ANOTHER DESERT ATTACK ON CARS.

DRIVERS STRIPPED;

(Reuter's Service.)

Baghdad, Sept. 9. Brigands attacked four Nairn trana-desert cars not carrying passengers oight miles from Damascus.. The drivers were stripped of their clothing but not wounded. The cars were badly damaged.

[This is the second attack on the Nairn Trans-Desert motor convoy

between Baghdad" and Beirut, the first being on August 27 when a party was held up. A fusilade followed in which, the brigands got the upper hand and they stole a consignment of gold liras despatched to Syria by the at Imperial Bank of Persia Baghdad. The French authori ties, it was thought, would take steps after this to patrol the dis- turbed area with camel corps and acroplanes and instructions were issued that trans-desert traffic was suspended.]

AMUNDSEN'S LATEST

TO FLY NEXT YEAR.

AIRSHIP BOUGHT.

(Reuter's Service.)

Oslo, Sept. 10.

Details of Amundsen's polar flight in 1926 are given by Lieutenant Riiser Larsen 86cond in command of

in Amundsen's expedition

the summer

Amund- who said sen has bought a £15,000 semi- rigid airship from the Italian. Government with three engines capable of doing 115 kilometres hourly and a cruising speed of eighty.

The crew will consist of 16, in- cluding Amundsen, and Ellsworth who accured half the capital from America.

The Italian Colonel Nobiler Riser Larsen and other Italo-Nor- wegians have planned to start from King's Bay across the north pole to Alaska. The airship will be ready by Christmas and they will begin trials in the New Year.

OPIUM SILENCE.

PRINCE AND LEAGUE

-COUNCIL.

UNFAVOURABLE IMPRESSION.

(Reuter's Service)

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER

ODBEZ S

TO-DAY till SATURDAY at 2.30, 5.15, 7.15, & 9.15

FIRST NATIONAL

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In

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TO-DAY till: SATURDAY

at 5.30 and 9.15 p.m.

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THEATRE ROYAL.

TO-NIGHT

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Friday 11th & Saturday 12th, at 9:15 p.m. WALLINGFORD TATE & JACK CRICHTON Present.

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"THE BROADCASTERS" MUSICAL AND COMEDY COMPANY IN

MINIATURE "REVUE SOMETHING OF EVERYTHING

LA AND BAR EVERYTHING OF THE BEST Admission: $3, $2 & $1.

Change of Programme Nightly.

Booking at Moutrie's.

LINCOLN AGAIN,

PARDON FOR FORMER SPY.

IS HE IN CHINA NOW?

(Reuter's Service.)

Geneva, Sept. 9. Prince Arfaed Dowleh, of Persia, being invited to furnish regarding the explanations alleged illicit traffic in opium in the Persian Gulf, at the League Council meeting, merely stated that Persia would welcome a European commission of enquiry

Berlin, Sept. 9. into oplum cultivation in Persia. Among the beneficiaries of the He added that as soon as amnesty granted on the occasion conditions permitted Persia would of President Hindenburg's elec take steps to curtail cultivation. tion is Trebitsch Lincoln, the for- The Prince's silence regarding mer Liberal MP, who acted as the alleged illicit traffic unfavour-chief of Kapp's press depart ably impressed the Council. ment. He is reported now to be Arfa did not again mention the political adviser to Wu Pei-fu and loan to enable Persia to curtail or organiser of much anti-British abolish the growth of the poppy. propaganda in China. ⠀

[Lincoln was a notorious figure in the war, acting as a spy for the Germans. He was implicated in the Roger Casement plot:]

FIERY CROSS.”

GERMAN KU KLUX KLAN PLANNED.

FOUNDERS ARRESTED,

(Reuter's Servicą.)

Berlin, Sept. 9. Thirty "Knights of the Fiery Cross" have been arrested by the police who claim that they have discovered a dangerous, extremist organisation of a thousand mem- berg:

The founders of the new order are three Americans who are among the arrested men. They came to Germany, to create an őr- ganisation on the lines of the Ku Klux Klan in order to liberata Germany from. pezzana „not:"100. per cent, trus Germans.

$2.000.000 FIKE.

EXCHANGE.

Hongkong. 10th Fepten bær, 191. On Londos

On decorada 51/15

Credita. 4 months" sight 103,6" Documentary, 4 mon’bs sight w/5. on Fartam

Os densad,..

Credits, 4 monthɔ" #igitü, 1810 Ou Berlinus

Ondemand...

KEEPING ORDER.

SOLDIER'S AND CIVIL TROUBLES.

FIREARMS IN, INDIA..

(Rexter's Service.)

Simla, Sept. 9. The new Commander-in-Chief General Sir William Birdwood, in his first speech in the Assembly opposed & bill introduced by the Indian Rangachariar to regulate the use of firearms in dispersing an unlawful assembly

General Birdwood emphasised the soldiers' repugnance to being called on to assist the civil authorities. He said the officers sense of personal responsibility was the best safeguard for eng ing the proper execution of duties. in aid of the civil power, and he deprecated anything which would tie the officers' hande and difficult situation more and complicated.

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