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THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1926.
SHARES LOAN.
-WERE LAMMERTS ACTING AS INTERMEDIARIEST
CLERK CROSS-EXAMINED,
A letter from G. P. and H. A. Lammert the effect of which was that the Man Chuen Bank had
A DEADLOCK!
GERMANY AND THE LEAGUE COUNCIL.
ALL OTHERS OPPOSED.
(Reuters Serbice.)
them $39,200 on
Geneva, March 10. Notwithstanding German news account of the 200 Wharf shares, the subject of the proceedings, waspaper reports of the changed at- mentioned in the course of the titude of Germany, Reuter learns in which Moxon and Taylor claim the election of other candidates to Supreme Court case this morning that she is adamant in opposing tho return of that money the League Council before herself, through them and that G. P.. stating that it wan Jent
Formal Resort and hammers were acting as Intermediaries.
In spite of exhaustive enquiries by the police into the bomb out- rage at Hunghom yesterday when eight Chinese were sent to hos-vaned from pital no information has been forthcoming leading to
any urrosta.
Conflicting accounts are given as to where the bomb came from, one eyewitness stating that whe observed a stream line of smoke from one of the verandahs above the spot (outside the Hunghom market in Wuhu Street) and an- other that a man who had carried the bomb under his arm was ob served to have thrown it.
Mr. Jenkin elected in the course of cross-examination of Mr. Chan, clerk of G. P. and H. A. Lammert, that they were indebted to the Man
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Further rumours have only serv ed to throw confusion on inte gence from Canton.
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There has been no confirmation of the news current yesterday al- though well-informed people per if not a crisis, has occurred. sist that something of importance,
THIS YEAR'S SUCCESS,
In spite of most unfavourable conditions, this year's flower show organised annually by the Hong- kong Horticultural Society-muat de voted a great success. excellent. Although there were For quality, the pot plants were
serice of gardeners would have a not been running smoothly as many who thought that the ab- It la admitted that things, have great effect, the standard all desired, owing to differences be round was very high.. The Sub-Committe appointed hibitors, residents seems to have Cheung Kai-shek is classed as ons In the tween the Right and Left parties Geneva later opinion of one of the leading ex- of the Kuomintang. General to deal with Germans Admission done better on their own. His of the Leftist leaders and it la said to the League hay unanimously view was that for quality, this that others have risen to power pronounced in favour of her ad-year's show is ahead of last mission, considering that Ger year's
The latest rumours, which should many has fulfilled all the obliga The number of entries, as com--that the general and his family be accepted with due reserve are pared with last year, is:- The report will be submitted to
1926 1925
59 189 176 167 195 113 95. 86 164 68 733
A notice has been issued offer-Chuen Bank on account of loanations required for membership. ing a reward of $1,000 for the made for a greater amount than seizure of any bomb and the police that advanced on the Wharf shares. the full Committee of the Assem-Number of exhibitors 58 were particularly active in search- Mr. Chan stated in the witnessbly to-morrow. ing passengers on the ferries last box that he had no knowledge' of
Pot plants, open. No Difficulty. night.
a letter written by GP; and H. A.
Pat Plants, Peak Some of the wounded were paas-Lammert to the Man Chuen Bank plauded Mr. S. Baldwin Prime Vegetables, Penk The House of Commons ap-Vegetables, open. sangers in buses which were on acknowledging that the Bank had Minister, who, in replying to a Cut flowers, open their way to Kowloon City when borrowed the money in respect of question as to whether he was Cut flowers, Peak 45 65 the outrage took place. Six were the Wharf shares from them (Lam able to make a statement regard. This morning, the untiring band employees of the Hongkong and merts). When showrby Mr. Jenkin ing Germany's entry into the of officials, headed by Mr. E. B. C. Whampoa Dock Company, on their for the Bunk) a letter in these League, said: way back to work after the siffin terms aigned by Mr. Lammert, he "The usual formal preliminary busy with the judges so as to get Hornell (hon, secretary) were interval. The other two were asaid he had not seen it before. He enquiries are progressing. I antithings ready for the opening at shop employee and a small boy of sould not say whether the arrange cipite. neither delay nor difficulty 3 p.m. The show remains open seven. One fatality is reported, ment mentioned referred to the loan in connection with the matter." namely, Chau Wai, a carpenter, of June 6
till 7pm. Prizes will be distri- ||40 years of age, who had his left
buted after 5p.m.. leg so badly smashed that it had
Referring to a verbal agreement.. which Mr. Cha mentioned as hav-
Chan's
Dissension Creeps In..
London, Marek'10.
A three-hour sitting of the
Judges
Open pot plants: Mr. H. Green, Mr. F. A. Perry,
have left Canton for the North that the general has gone to an outlying part of the province, that one of his leading subordinates who com manda the bulk of the Cadets) on the East River, is leading a punt tive expédition dn Canton; and that martial law has been declared.
GERMAN STOWAWAY.
RUNAWAY SEAMAN'S
FREE TRIP,
DEFENDANT IMPRISONED.
Defendant said that after desert- ing from the 8.3. "Ermland" at Tsingtao, he was helped by his His friends left him here, and not friends with a passage to Shanghai
desiring to be left behind he stowed. Hway to Hongkong,sha
A charge of stowing away from to be amputated at the thigh ating been come to between himself Council of the League at Geneva tion, of flowers, and vegetables, seaman, Edmond Dauzak, when he two big exhibits, not for competi was admitted by a young German Mr. Ho Kom-tong also put up Shanghal on board the s.s. "Fulda" the Kowloon Hospital, where he and the manager of the Bank, Mr.in the afternoon has given rise to grown from seeds imported from was brought before Mr. R. E. Lind subsequently succumbed. Pong Jenkin commented on the fact a crop of rumours of which Sydney and England, respectively sell at the Central Magistracy this Cheng. 25. also a carpenter, is that, according to My. paper
seriously injured in both legs. The evidence, if Moxon and Taylor were Reuters Geneva correspondent There was no award for the morning other six are injured in arms and advancing the money, Lammerts says it is impossible to get amateur cup.. legs, but not seriously. The more would be paying $1,700 for the lost any confirmation.
A Geneva telegram which pro- serious cases are being treated in and the Bank only $1,600
fesses to describe the events at Kowloon Hospital and the others Mr. Chap stated under cross the sitting, says that the debate at the Kwong Wah Hospital examination that on several occa
The bomb was of the "home-slons in which Lammert's indebted was very heated.
M. Osten made" type in cylinder form.. Itness to the Bank on account aft
Unden, delegate for Sweden, contained a large amount of other loans was discussed, the pounded the table in emphasising ¡métall
Wharf share loan was discussed atment had most strictly instruct
the statemer that his Govern- ed him not to accept anyone but Germany as a permanent member. Sir Austen Chamberlain appeal- Cross-examined yesterday. Mr.ed for a peaceful spirit and urged Nissim maintained that the tran- saction between Moxon and Taylor and the Bank was in the nature merely of a loam...
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peace, but the delegates were not most eloquently appealed for
TO-DAY'S MEETING.
Pursuant to notice given at the"
Mr. Jenkin produced a letter stat ng that if the money, was last extraordinary meeting of the forthcoming the shares would be not Ferry Company, Lid, a further meeting was held this reconciled this threat with his
sold.. He asked witness how he moved Standard Value 55 cents Box afternoon for confirming a resolu-claim that the transaction. was for
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Mr. Nissim replied that Mr. Bir Mr. D. 6. M. Bernard presided kett, knew that to put the threst and was supported by the Hon. Sirinto execution would not be jus- Paul Chater, the Hon. Mr. A. O to get Lammerts to move in the tigable under the contract. It was Lang (directors), Mr. M. H. Turner. (solicitor) and Mr. F. H. Crapnell matter. Lammerts had failed to take up the shares at the July set- (acting secretary). Shareholders present were Mesars, A. W. Smith,"carried until September, and at tlement, asking that they might be J. G. Bagram, J. P. Braga, C. M. Manners, D. & Logan, C. E Terry, CF Lee and E. Sadick..
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31, Wyndham Hd 2nd Floo
this meeting is to confirm. If
thought fit, ns a special resolution, the extraordinary resolution which was passed on February 22, rending. us follows:-
That the regulations, contained
Mr. Potter The document is only a notice stating that a trans-
Peak pot plants: Mr. L. Gibbs, Mr. Choa Po-alen..
Open vegetables; Mr. C. Beavis, Mr. H. Green, Mr. G. MISHAW
Peak vegetables Mr. L. Gibbs
His Worship sentenced defendant. to four weeks imprisonment...:
Orien cut flowers: Mrs. Dyer, Mr. B. L. Dowbiggin.
Peak cut flowers: Mr. R.. AU.S.R.C., h.c.. Nicholson, Mr. J. P. Robinson.
General exhibits and amateur cap: Mr. H. Green, M. L. Gibbs. Table decorations, etc. The committee:
Mr. J. P. Robinson..
Censors: Mr. Ho Kom-tong
The full prize-list follows.]. SECTION I....
the announcement of the Brazilian The deadlock was increased by
delegate, Senhor Mello Franco, that his Government had most except Peak gardens and Chinese Plants in pots--open to all strictly instructed him to vote market gardeners. against Germany and retire from Marguerite (Chrysanthemum granted a permanent seat on the 1; Mis Choa 2 Kowloon Cricket the League unless Brazil was also frutescens) Mrs. Ho Kom-teng Councils
isra.Waiting for Beland...
a public
Nasturtium (Tal varieties) Mr. J. H. Taggart 1, Sir Paul Chater 2.7
Ho
Mrs. Choa 1; Mr. Ho Fook 2;
Freesia, white or lemon colour- Chater ed: Lady Ho Tung 1; Sir Paul
Phlox Drummondii Mrs. Ho Kom-tong 1; Sir Paul Chater 2; Mr. Ho Leung, h.c.
Enses Mrs. Choa, h.c. Dianthus, excluding Carnation, Picotee and Sweet William, Mr. J. E. Taggart 1; Mr. Ho Fook 2, Mr. Ho Leung, he
Carnations and/or Picotees Sir Paul Chater 1 Mrs. Ho Kom- tong, he
Chater 1: Mrs. Ho Kom-tang 2
Maiden Hair Ferns: Sir Paul
** Ferna, excluding Maiden Hair and Asparagus Plumosus. Sir Paul Chafer I, Mrs. Ho Kom-tong, special prize
Asparagus Plumosus Mrs. Ho
Mrs. Ho Kom-tong 1
Nasturtium (dwarf varieties):
Pansies and/or Violas: Mrs. Ho, Kom-tong 1; Sir Paul Chater
London, later the September settlement and at the dent at Geneva, reports that as the The Morning Post correspon- September settlement they again outcome of Brazil's attitude and ap- Fook 2: Kowloon C.Ch. Kom-tong
Salvia Mrs. Chon 1 Mr. Hof failed to take them up After the acting secretary had
peal to the Council, a session will Annuals or plants raised from In the course of further cross be held this afternoon condition-seed the same season (excluding long : Lady Ho Tung 2
Mignonette: Mrs. Ho Kom read the notice convening the meet-examination as to why a certain ally on M. Briand, who is arriving Nasturtiums) Mrs. Ho Kom- ing, the chairman said:-
document was not stamped, witness at noon, signifying, his approval tong 1 Mr. Ho Fook 2, Mr. Ho Kom-tong 1; Mr. Ho Fook 2; Mrs. French Marigolds: Mrs Ho "Gentlemen,-The business of
stamp contracts betwen brokers to tries tous ruble commitment, there Leung, h.c.
Choe, the custom, what about the law?n
His Lordship: If that is the by centralising the responsibility seed the same season and not in Annuals or plants raised from
MOTOR MISHAPS BAS
cluded in classes 1 to 3 or 6 to 85 Mr. Ho Fook 1 Mes. Ho. Kom Action has taken place. It is not
Several motor sccidents are re-fong 2 Sir Paul Chater, he transuction exactly and the ported to baye obcurred yesterday, Arums Mrs Chon 13
Violets: KCC. 1. Mrs. Chos 2. Mr. Thompson of the Hong-Leung 2, United Services Recrea- Stock: Sir Paul Chater 1; Mrs. kong Electric Company while driven Club, ha koncu Ho Fook 2. brokerage fees
M Nissim: Brokers do not paying in Queen's Road Tilt, knocked Antirrhinum: Mra. Ho Kom- Primula Mr. A. Tee 1; Mra.
adowr'in Chinese hear Wellington Mr. Ho Leung 2; Mrs. Choa; Ho Kom-tong 2
Su Annuals, Perennials and/or any wie man was alighth
Begonia (semperflorens) plants: Mr. Ho Leung 1; Mr. USRC. 1 Mrs, Ho Kom-tong 2R. H. Nicholson 2. Mr. JH Taggart, hic
SECTION IL Double Geraniums Mr. L. Plants in pots-Peak Gardens Gib 1, Mrs. Choa 2 Sir Paul only Chater c
rite (Chrysanthemum Pesk Club 1+ Siz
Nasturtium (Tall varieties) C. Hall TME DEG M
Government is not cheated in any
way
in the printed document sub mitted to the meeting and for the purpose of identification subscrib ed by the chairman thereof be approved and adopted as the articles of association of the Mr. Nasim further stated that ton Barracks, company in substitution for and if the abares had been taken up ly injured in the g
on behalf of the Bank, all that At Queen! Fond West, a amall the footpath, and
striking Atwell, of
to the exclusion of all the exist ing articles thereof.
"That resolution, as you will re member, concerned the articles of association of the company which it was considered should be revised and a new set of articles of asso-
18, knock,
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would have been $160 brokerage was slightly Moxon and Taylor would have got boy ran out. They were acting for Mr. Dastur car driven by who was actually advancing the the Asiatic Petroleur money on the shares
A district/watchma el tion established, and at the fendant bank, had not denied the hat Stroe
Mr. Sang, the manager of the deed down, by a motor car at Shang before mentioned meeting loan at a meeting with the Official were not
aumat The injurles briefly explained the necessity for Rester and Mr. Rosa, the special In each this. I do not, therefore, consider manager of Messrs. Lammert, after the injured persons fo it necessary to deal further there the latter went into bankruptcy, with th
"I now beg to propose the cop whom the original transaction in stated Mr. Chan, the clerk through firmation of this extraordinary alleged to have been made. Her resolution as a special resolution."
merely asked for time and said that Seconded by the Hon. Bir Paul the interest Wh too high. It was Chater, the proposal was carried unanimously.
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