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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1925.

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LEPROSY

FOREIGN SECRETARY AND CHINA.

CAMPAIGN IN SOUTH

CHINA..

SEATHING CRITICISM.

M189ION WORK;

VISITORS AT HOTITZ

Writing in the quarterly maga-Mr

Following our visit to Malaya, the next stage of our tour wAM undertaker which brought us to Hongkong, where the Medical Conference was in session. Here

tommenting on Mr. Austen hamberlain's recent speech inzine of the Mission to Lepers, Dr. London the Central China Post W. H. P. Anderson, describes a tour of China, Japan and Koren ys inter alin :--- British subjects waarn herega killed, in the Judy issue, and saysı-- British property has been destroyed: in any quantity, British trade has Reen stopped British monetary losses have been shormons, rimming into many millions of pounds, and if we ask who is to foot the bill there were consual opportunities there is not a word said not for meeting medical missionaries "ven plain black anything will bup- | from all parts of China and from

pe along the anti-British canother parts of the East. par is dill Porried on and that Sadiqinitely,

About a this the Foreign Secretary knows mething a feat he says Kothing,

Cunion in History.

KONGKONG 'HOTEL».

•November 13,

Mr HEY, KU

Mr AB¦ Abbott-

My A. K. Panart-

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Mr and Mrs. D. J.

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My A. Ly

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D.P. Allenbeg Mr N. Bula

Bagelon Mr J. Dobar

Mr

Mia B. t. Bolitinu. Mr L. Borghori??

R. J. Birbeck Mr A B Bolas

r V. Penjamin Mr P. Barde Mr D E. Cappleman MIT A these we and

MIB 1. Chorook

Mr and Ms O

Lauritson

Me. Laroogk

M. D. Ioe M& Mr. B. Levy

MPE Lavy

Mr G.

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Mr C. Leynand

Miss H. hallfo

Mr.3. Muudouait

Mr B. A. Mackay, Mr&Mrs Mancini Mes

FW, "Turkban!

Me, Mason

M and Mr G. T.

May

Me W. A. Nowurs Mr. 3. H. Dilarton My

MI. Pappo

MR. J. Fence He R. H. Pope MD; A, Prath

ra R. Price MrJ

Proton

dr & Mrs J. Clear Apart R. Chud

WT. R. H. Ulowns from the sessions dealing with the Rev. W. o: Connor, scientific Side of treatment for tr

Cook leprosy, a special session was Me E., Oox given over to a brief conference Miss B. Cowper

: Me Di Dickie on the leper situation in the Far M Dorbay Fast. Xi This session I had the tow.A.

Datey Was Paseign Soepolady knows

privilege of addressing the con- Mr and Mrs. mistry and spots it, but fula eference on the work of the M-

Drummond de the inference which the lines on an excension of its efforts in

Mr G. Hay demand. The ages of the East China. Dr. E. Muir kindly at-

Me J. M. Hloyalla.

Ellen Mr Gi Bha ompany were coulent to put

tended this session and spoke on Air G. A. Mažši with injurious tentment at the che medical side of the work M&E Farrall Landss oil the Chinese for over two- hundred years, but when the amongst the lepers. Els prin- Mr. Ferd Crow bad over this control of the cipal address had previously bean Me H. Fork brils. The presentatives of Her given at a regular session of the M Augusty made as stund for proper Medical Conference and made uMr H. 8. Forster Pregiment. Thny objected to the deep impression, on all who heard Mr W Gallagher undiscovžiem tak traders, goods; . to

It was chiefly due to Dr.Dr. D. R. Gawler

Mr&Mrs A. F. e nesine theme of berbies and the Henry Fowler, our honorary

A. Fons jopremment of Bribiels citizenr medical adviser for the Far East, and Mex. }.

that this special session

Godma and to the expulsion of Be iner:

WON M & MrJ. Goald I was arranged.

E. G. Jould Blunge which brought nhoại)

W. H Be 1920 watt, aradi simiher things are

P. Hath Viefunge at bliver provenit day. afranice to draw is, that it la bags are not correct , they will bring about extetis he result, but the inferrner wihak bin tibes, Fezaniga Horretary draws

T

J. W. Focken

It was intended to make a visitar U. Y Tai Kẩm off the coast of 'Opette PbKwangtung Proviner wond 8ps.

壞 Mrs W. miles, sonth-west of Hongkong.

The Ray, John Bake, accompaniert H. E: Hamil, by Mrs. Bake, had done all that Was humanly possible to make the necessary arrangements, but # be thank the dinner Base new zone when leasabination of untoward eireum

sun And P Hamill on

Mrs By

¡Me A. B. Herita

Mr P Hodgson

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is advisad te kalk with chimstances prevented this part of our and it nicely.

programme being carried out. We spent instead a delightful Bolmes On Natural Righter week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Lake D. Hugh"

¡Mr R. Horus. The Foreign Scretary notes that in their home at Canton, where Mr H Jobano lines change circumstances we were able to meet Chinese Mr J. H. Josaph alter, but there is a circumstance workers from Tai Kum Island | Med. Joyer whitech will not alter, namely that and others. This was off very the British in Mis country are on-reak vare in understanding the Bitted to cirilised troutmeiati af the rodibions deder which the estab hands of the Chinese. The firehishing of the new teper colony is

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LONDON. DIRECTORY Sule of the right title and interestth Provincial & Foreign Sections kzé of the share belonging to the Trade: Headings in) Five Languages, Estate of Cassum Ahmed and enables traders, thi communicate, ilirmy Abdul Latif Ahmed" in the with business of Millinery, Drapery & Hostery etc. situated at Kowloon (Hongkong),

MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS":"",

in London and in the Provincial Towns and: Industrial Centrar of the United Kingdom and Ireland, the Continent. of Europe; Africa," "America, Asiy Australasia, stoe, The names, addressuj In the High Court of Judicature and other details are classified under at Bombay Ordinary Original more then

tradio „kendings Civil Jurisdiction. Su Ner, 8847 inluding

EXPORT MERCHANTS of 1928, 92

with detailed particulars of the Goadi REHMADAI, widow of MoosAshipped and the Colonial and Foreig CASSUM and others, Plaintiffs, | Markets aupplied).

STEAMSHIP LINES arranged under the Forts to which they ABDUL LATIF AHMED & JUSUBail, and indicating the approximati

Sailings CASSUM, Defendants.

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One-inch BUSINESS CARDS of FirmS desiring to extend their connections; 01 Trado Cards of

can be printed at a cost of £1, 10a, Od. DEALERS SEEKING AGENCIES

for each trade heading under which they! aro insorted. Larger advertisements af gio per page.

everyone

.

The directory is valuable

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HE LONDON DIRECTORT COLLID 25, Abchurch Lane, London, EC. 4, England:

MUMINKEN, BATANListed In 1819

Pursuant to the directions given by The Chamber Judge heroin on that 30th day of August, 1925, offers are invited by the undex signed for the purchase of the Me 8. B. MuGTB.or Fax. Capt. * Hr right title and interest of the A. W. McKinley estate of Cassum Alimed and, the Mind. W. McCune first defendant. Abdul Latif MT. P. F. Mo-Abgied as partners in the millin-interested in overeens commerce, and

Niece

Fery drapery and hosiery business copy will be sent by parcel post to

enrried on in Hongkong and Kow-2, hatt each with order. loon in the name of Cassum Ahmed til about 1917, and there- Barter "In the name of Cassum Ahine and Co, till about. June, 1924 and since then at Kowloon only in the name of Cassum Ahmed or Caseum Ahmed and Cóij. the business ab Hongkong having been closed and transferred to Kowloon with all the outstandings Fund goodwill thereof including the right to receive the sale proceeds od, immovable properties of the said partnership boaring Welling- ion Street Nos. 32, 34, 36 at Hongkong umuting to about 16. Cok & Mr. 6.86,500 Dollars (about Rupees jone lae seventy-three thousand) said to have been deposited with the said "The purchaser will bo linble to pay and discharge ull the debts and liabilities if any of the said businesses at Hongkong and Kowloon and will indemnify the undersigned, the plaintiffs-and the defendants and each of them against the same and against all costs, charges and expenses in curred by him or any of them in respect thereof.

fr H. Rolland Mr A. H. Now Dr & Mrs Solomon Dr. H. H. Nommers Mo AB. Shank Mrs: Sparke Mr T. W. Saith Mr. B. sky Mr J.

“ib'ny Mas D. Synogburg My V, stude Mrema Mr. Bu helth

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Mr and dra Mra T. B. Was My D K., Wood Mr & Mrs J, P

Wright

Mr B. Wylie.

Fempecked Hubby: No, deu,

The said business. at Kowloon is managed by Hassam Sidick,

eth to be partners"in the sam

Beauty whils de Chinese ave being carried out. A man of less don't mind doing housework Alkarukhin Sidick, who alleg as having been unequal grolimism and energy than Mr., ally, but I do protest against since 1917 or hereabouts and then the British nothing which Lake would have been discourageoning a nightdress with pink claim a 2/5th share between them was not theirs already by natural by reason of the adverse Fritos that baby won't know in the same business, but the right, and which will not be still circumstances ne has had to meet theirs ever should that treaty be in the preliminary operations of

For from your for Klménighdi. “

plaintifs herein allege that they given ap. The Secretary seems to making a home for lepers at Tai

are merely managers thereof. recognise that, and hopes that "the Kam. But building work is under

Offers should reach the under- Chinese through their own Govern-

signed on or before the 31st day ment will themselves secure to theway, and before June of this year the fire group of lepers is, ex-

of December. 1925. Acceptanci Foreigner within their gates, pro- bection for himself and he property.ected to be settled in the new long the local, arrangements of the offers by the undersigned son onderly and fii legal system, and lony. There is no dent that roull not be made within the few will be subject to confirmation by jast Frid in eases where he is this willi Far but the beginning of hours shy our boat remained in the Sitting Judge in Chambers, e Phared with any offence, and when lange and important work in the port. A calf was made here High Court. Bombay. On accept- the Chinese Government can offer South China for the lepers there on the English Presbyterian mis-urce of an offer the purchaser will

these things we will gladly sur- who need is surely.

sionaries. It was interesting to be liable to pay une-fourth of the runder the treaties."

We were desirous of seeing the lind that 40 lepers, attend re-purchase price. Further parti- new leper home at Swalow, but gularly at the out-patient depart-culars can be obtianed from the owing to the absence of Mr. ment of the Mission Hospital to undersigned

"Most Unsatisfactory."

But this does not carry us much | Speicher, whom we met at Hong-receive treatment. Further. Of course the Chinese enni offer these things and will have no hesitation in doing so at five minutes notice. But is the Secretary prepared to trade our rights away for a mere offer which there may not be the slightest intention:

· ̈of fulfilling, or will be stipulate for

time period for the Chinese to how what they are both able and willing to do or let the "whole unter drift? As to that, there is in information, and the business is: most unsatisfactory. Most unsatis- fheory of all is the demonstration thak Place Condon leaders do not you rendisse file problem they are upe argin- The question of Treaties.

Imperialism. Capitalian and all that borrowed lingo, with which

much phry is made, has little ter lo with it. The Treb is the Chinése. have mail up their minds de hannate Britain, and think they

o it. They are as keen où. the scheme as ever aid no confer- rade beklyán Peking is likely to elunge their feelings in the" matter. A different kind of argument will -have to be used ultimately, and the sooner the mutter is realised the better.

HONGKONG TIDE.

The tide-tablo given below has been' compiled at the National Almanac Office in London from the result of the

analysis of observatibus taken by means of an automatic tide-recording machine Tsim Sha in the Water Police Brain Teul during the year 190

1908-0, The xero of the tabla corresponda with the sero of the sounding in

in the Ad- miralty Chart, which has been found to be 4 feet 8 inches below mean soa-isval, To obtain the depth of water on the, tide gauge at the Victoria Naval Yard add 2 feet 4-Inches; and ́un the gango xi Lamont Dock, Aberdeen, add 10 feet 4 inches to the height given in the table.

November 12 to 18, 1925)

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N. H. MOOS..

Receiver in suit. No. 8347 of 1928: High Court, Bombay. Hongkong, November, 1925.

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