1927-04-26 — Page 11

TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1927.

KAIPING HOUSEHOLD COAL

NOTE REDUCTION IN RICT

In Lots of not

Iss than 1/8-ton:- Delivered to Peak District Above Bowen Bond),

€24.00

per toa

Delivered to Bowen Road and Lower Lovela, $22,00

par ton.

Delivered to

Kowloon,

$20.00

porten.

Orders shoulL be sent in wrtu- ing at least 24 hours before the Coal required.

is

All orders must

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be accompanied by Os sh, Cheque, Compradore Order payable to “The Kailan Mining Ad- ministration.”

THE KAILAN MINING ADMINISTRATION.

Head Office:-TIENTSIN. DODWELL & CO., LTD. Agents, Hongkong.

Your Car Should Be Overhauled

Before the fine Weather Comes -

REPAIRS & OVERHAULS

Carefully and Cheaply Donc,

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No Obligation.

Filling Station Service. Tyres and Tubes Stocked.

THE DURO MOTOR COMPANY, LTD.

Constant and Careful Supervision.

Tels: K. 1226 & 226.

Nathon Road, Kowloon.

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WAY THE WORLD WAGS.

Mrs. Elizabeth Fellows, aged 103, has died at Southampton,

The death has occurred at Oswestry of Mrs. Campbell, wife of Colonel John V. Campbell, B.C., D.S.O.

Mr. Baldwin was among those at Victoria who bade farewell to Sir Stanley Jackson, the new Governor of Bengal, and Lady Jackson, on their departure for India.

Mr. Fred Terry has recovered from his illness, and has resumed In Nottingham during 1928 his part of King Henry VIII. in the number of fatal street açci-The Wooing of Katherine Parr" dents was 243 more than in 1925, at the King's Theatre, Hammer- or 42 per cent. Increase.

smith.

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Miss Pauline Frederick and Mr. Nelson Keys are to take the lead- ing parts in a film, "Mumsee," shortly to be made at Elstree, Hertfordshire.

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Mr. J. M. Walker, aged 26, a member of the Air Reserve, was killed at Renfrew Aerodrome when his aeroplane dived and

crashed in flames.

A public meeting in Nairobi showed a division of opinion on the question of compulsory ser vice, but the country districts are unanimously in favour of it..

Members of the Piccadilly Cinema Orchestra, Manchester, gave vocal and Instrumental selections to the prisoners at Strangeways Jail, Manchester.

While making a forced landing. near Tonbridge, Kent, an Air Union freight aeroplane hit a tree and was damaged, but the pilot and mechanic were unhurt.i

Sir Albert Ball, of Nottingham, father of the famous VC air- man, has purchased for about £100,000 the Widmerpool Hall estate, Nottinghamshire, of 3,800:

acres.

Three men were seriously in- jured at Bristol when the hawser of a lift, at Messrs. Smart's furniture warehouse, Fairfax Street, broke and the lift crashed to the basement.

The Patteries Electric Traction Co., which operates tramway-car and omnibuses throughout North Staffordshire, is contemplating | abandoning the running of tram- way-cars in the borough of New- castle-under-Lyme.

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A reward of £25 is offered for information which will lead to the discovery of Mr. W. Roy Chadburn, of St. James's Court, Buckingham Gate, S.W., the com- pary director who disappeared shortly after his arrival in Birmingham on March 2.

GAINED OR LOST?

A suite of Chippendale mahogany furniture, the legs and arms carved with lattice work, realised £1,470 at Messrs. Has the child lost in weight despite. Christie's, and a Georgian dolls-all the care bestowed upon ita nourish house £126.

THE KWONG HIP LUNG CO. LTD., Mr. H. B. Derham, who is

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Tel Kowloon No. 8. Estimates furnished on application. flongkong. April 1, 1924,

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The Chief Constable of Black-

also chief officer of the Fire Brigade, was injured by a piece of timber falling on him at a fire at a house near Blackpool.

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About 30 policemen in plain clothes raided the Bullfrogs Club, Sherwood Street, Piccadilly, W. | shortly before midnight and took the names of nearly 200 members and guests, men and women, who were present,

Mr. John Fitzpatrick, of Eckett Street, Bermondsey, S.E., who is 101, received as a birthday gift from his son and daughter in-law, with whom he lives, a suit, new boots, and a cap, which he wore when he walked to

church.

Captain Hacking (Under Secre tary, Home Office) said that during the last 12 weeks 40 un- desirable aliens have been deported.

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The output of coal at the mines of Great Britain in the week ended March 5 was 5,318,600 tons, 1,015,000 workers' being employed.

Three miners working in the Mill Close Lead Mine, Darley Dale, Derbyshire, were injured by an explosion, believed to be due to a gas pocket.

Sir Stephen Killik was elected alderman of the ward of Broad Street on the City Corporation in succession to Sir Frederick Barthorpe, who resigned owing to ill-health.

The committee of the Royal} Yacht Squadron have appointed Paymaster-Commander Francis Nelson Walshe, R.N., aa.secretary in succession to the late Mr. T. H. Sabino Pasley.

The beam wireless stations

erected at Grimsby and Sheerness for the Australian service have

passed the 'seven days' test and are to be taken over by the Post Office at an early date.

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For the third 'consecutive day traders who erected stalls in St. Ann's Road, Tottenham, N., against Tottenham Urban Dis trict Council's orders, had the... removed in the council's dust; carts.

Settled weather which prevail- ed in Orkney for several weeks greatly facilitated salvage opera- tions in Scapa Flow, where 100 men are now engaged in efforts to raise the sunken German war- ship "Moltke."

Bedford Corporation, by 10 ment? How much thought have you votes to 9, decided to refer back a given to its powers of assimilation, to committee's decision not to allow the necessity of keeping digestive and intestinal tract in perfect order? the use of the Corn Exchange for By all means look to the feeding of, a meeting to be addressed by Mr. the child. It is vital that you do eo. A. J. Cook, secretary of the be regular and proper cleansing of the It is equally important that there shall Miners' Federation of Great Bri intestines, the elimination of all diges-

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When the funeral of Winifred

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Walworth, S.E., passed Faraday Street L.C.C. School, where she had received fatal injuries when at play, the scholars of the school lined upon the pavement in front.

A broken thigh and other injuries were received by George Cruickshanks, aged 25, an R.A.F. mechanic, Sheerness, who, when going on furlough, and feeling ill, leaned out of a train, in which he was travelling, near Aberdeen, and fell on the railway,

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