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MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1928.

ROPE CO. MEETING.

ADOPTING NEW ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION.

FOUR MONTHS.

FOR CHINESE MARRIED WOMAN.

DIRECTORS & COMMISSION,

COUNTERFEIT COINS. -

The first step to adopt new A sentence of four months hard articles of association, by the labour was imposed on a married

COMMUNICATIONS.

THE CHINA MAIL,

CONSTITUTION DAY.

NATIONAL CONFERENCE AT RECEPTION AT THE GERMAN

NANKING.

CONSULATE.

STOP "SQUEEZE" FIRST!' HONGS REPRESENTATIVES:

TO-DAY'S DOLLAR.

The closing rate of the dollar on demand, to-day was 2/0 3/16.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned have received

ON

commencing at 11 i.m..

Floor), Kowloon A Quantity of VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD,

FURNITURE.

Shanghai, Saturday, Saturday being the anniver- Mr. Wang ar Kong Rope Manufacturing Chinese wonus of no fixed abode. Nationalist Minister of Com- Dr. W. Wagner the German instructions to soli by Public

Peh-chun, the sary of the German Constitution, Co., Ltd., was made to-day when at the Kowloon Magistracy this munications, speaking at the Consul in Hong Kong, held a re- an extraordinary meeting was morning, who appeared before Mr inaugural meeting of the Nation- ception at his residence, No. 115, Auction held at the offices of the general. Schofield on charges of attempt al Communications Conference in the Peak. All the local Germuni managers, Messrs.

Shewan,ng to pass a false voin and hav-Nanking yesterday, emphasised firms were represented, a holiday FRIDAY, the 17th August, 1928, 'T'omes & Co., in St. George's-ing a number of counterfeit coins, the necessity of restoring nor having been declared. building.

at No. 55 Sha-po-street, Kowloon mial transportation, exterminat- H.E. the Officer Administering According to the Companies City.

ing existing corrupt practices, the Government (the Hon. Mr. at No. 10. Granville Rond, (2nd Ordinance, two such meetings A young Chinese girl, allegedly

and improving the present W. T. Southorn. CM.G.) proposed must be held. The resolutionį tñvolved, was dischargel on the general situation before planning a toast to the President of the was carried unanimously to-day rachmmendation of the police at for further expansion, The second meeting will be held the previous hearing.

German Republic and Dr. Wagner| General Li Lich-chun (who proposed "H.M. the King." at the same time and place on

Defendants arrest was the re-once held command at Canton and]

Among those who attended the? salt of her efforts to pass a few is now a politician in the Nation- reception were H.E. the General Comprising:- Aug. 29.

Those present to-day were Mr.cains at a money-charger's shop in aliat Government) pointed out Officer R. G. Shewan (chairman), Mr.Kowloon City. Her plead was that that according to the scheme General C. C. Luard, C.B., C.M.G.) Teak Sideboard, Glass Cabinet, Teak

Commanding (Major- J. H. Taggart and Mr. A. 11. she was unaware that the coins propounded by the late Dr. Sun and his A.D.G., Capt RFChairs, Carpet, Curtains, Silver and White (members of the were counterfeit.

Yat-sen (the leader of the Re-Wright, R.A. (A:D.C. to H.E. the consulting committee), Mr. J.

She was found guilty and sea-volution), China must plan to Officer Administering the Gov. P. Ware, Brass Ware, Glass Coulthart (secretary), Mr. R. A.tenced as above,

build in the immediate future ernment);

Ware, Table Fan, etc., etc., Wadeson (of Messrs. Deacons,

100,000 miles of railways and

Teak the company's solicitors) and the

The Hon. Mr. E. R. Hallifax,

Bedsteads, Wardrobes, 1,000,000 miles of highwaya, in C.M.G., C.B.E. (Colonial Secre Dressing Tables, Chest of Drawers, following shareholders,, Messrs.:

addition to improvement of vari-tary), the Hon. Mr. C. Mcl. Ice Chest, etc., etc. -H. Dreyer, J. Dick. W. Lawson. į

ous waterways which had been Messer, O.B.E. (Colonial Trea Allan Keith, Jas. Toppin, F. J.

badly neglected. He added that surer), the Hon. Mr. H. T. Creasy, Tavares, A. A. Botelho, C. H.

China had now slightly over C.B.E.

(Director of Osmond and M. A. Figueiredo.

Public 7,000 miles of railways and urged Works), the Hon. Mr. E. D. C.16th. August 1928. the expansion of the various sys-Wolfe, C.M.G. (Captain Superin- R. A. C. North (Secretary for tendent of Police), the Hon. Mr.

Chinese Affairs);

The Changes.

"A BAÐ RECORD.”

RETURNED BANISHEE AGAIN SENTENCED.

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Hong Kong, 13th. August, 1928.

TO LET.

The notices convening the

A Chinese was this morning sen-Items of communications.

The Conference was attended meetings were rend by the secre-i tary. The chairman then need to 12 months hard labour said:-

and 20 strokes, by Mr. R. E. by twenty-one delegates from the provinces and technical experts. "Gentlemen. The notice call-Lindsell, for returning fram bunlah-

-Reuter. ing this meeting which has justment after he had been sent away been read clearly states that the for ten years in May, 1924.- object of the meeting is to adopt | cording to Sub-Inspector Cargill, in new articles of association,' charge of Police Records, the ac-

"A copy of the proposed new cused had two convictions in 1924)

Commodore J. L. Pearson, TO LET:-In Causeway Bay, top articles has been open, as stated for larseny and on the last occasion

O.M.G., R.N. (in charge of Naval oor, No. 2B, Dragon-terrace, 4 in the notice, for inspection at did three months' hard labour be

Establishments at Hong Kong rooms, beth-room, hot and cald the office of the General Mana-fore he was banished. Two months

and his secretary, Pay water, water closet, servants' quar- gers since July 31.

later he returned to the Colony and The four R.A.F. flying boats tour-Comdr. H: Rogers, O.B.E., RN ters, etc.-Apply M. C. CHOW, c/o "The articles have been brought was sentenced to nine months, being ing Australia have arrived from Lt. Col. L. J. Comyn, C.M.G. Clark & Iu, Architects & Civil En up to date to conform to the pre-ru-banished in 1925.

He again Sydney,

D.S.O. (officer commanding 2nd zineers, No. 10, Des Voeux-road sent day requirements of the came back in September 1927 and Broome.—A civic reception was Butt. King's Own Scottish BorCentral. Ordinances but the only import- was sentenced to 12 months' jail, given to the Royal Air Force avia-derers) ant changes that I need draw and finally, was sent away once more tors, who arrived in four flying Dr. W. B. A. Moore (Director your attention to are the appoint-on July 21, 1928. In passing sen-boats, under command of Group-of Medical and Sanitary Ser- ment of directors instead of a topee, his Worship remarked that Captain Cave-Brown-Cave, and also vices), Mr. T. F. Claxton (Direc consulting committee and the re-used had been away for only two to Flight Commander Wackett of tor of the Royal Observatory), duction of the General Mana-

this occasion, addin: the Australian Flying Corps, who

Mr. E. 1. Wynne-Jones; kers' commission to six per cent, weeks on

"You have a bad record.” on the prols for the year or

met the visiting aviators at Broome! $18.000 per annum if the amount

and who will accompany them of the annual commission falls

around Australia in his Widgeon below that sum.

Amphibian machine.

Group-Captain Cave thanked the

OLYMPIC GAMES.

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citizens of the town for their kind welcome and the help everyone gave when the weather caused trouble at the moorings. He hardly believed his good fortune when he was told

Mr. T. G. Weall (chairman, Hong Kong General Chamber of (chairman, Hong Kong Chinese Commerce), Mr. Li Yau-tsun

General Chamber of Commerce), Mr. D. J. Lewis (chairman, Hong Dr. S. Seguin Kong Club), Strahan, Mr. Giess of the Busil Mission.

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Benefif to Company, Those changes are all for the Tunefit of the company and its efficient working and I feel surel will meet with your approval.

Amsterdam, Yesterday.

Consular Body. “I therefore beg to propose:—

In the final of the 800 metres

The Consular Body was fully "That the regulations con-| tained in the printed document men's relay swim, all the place in England that the boats were to represented, including Mr. Cer- Now, he was veira de Albuquerque (Consul- submitted to the meeting and takers beat the Olympic records. fly to Australia. for the purpose of identifica-American won, With Japan a greatly pleased to arrive. The General for Portugal), Mr. M. 1. British Empire was wide. Every Quist (Consular-General for the tion subscribed by the chair-good second and Canada third.

The Americans established an part of it could not keep the neces- Netherlands), Mr. R. C. Tredweil man thereof be approved and adopted as the articles of asso-advantage from the start, while sary forces to protect itself from (Consul-General for the United and Canadians enemies and therefore, it was néces States), Mr. Ellodoro Rouillon ciation of the company in sub-the Japanese stitution for and to the exclu-fought for second place in a neck sary that forces from Egypt, India (Consul-General for Peru), Mr. sion of all the existing articles and neck struggle throughout. A and Singapore should be able to con- Roberto Valarino (Consul-General great contest was finally settled centrate at a given point at for Panama), Mr. M. G. Dufaure Mr. J. II. Taggart seconded. Takaishi (Japan) who, in the short notice. They were now prov. de la Prade (Consul for France),

Francisco Bonachen The resolution was carried unani-ast lap, accounted for the Cana-ing that it was possible to do this. Mr.

diun, Spence. The times were:-The aviators were gaining a won- Romero (Consul for Cuba), Mr. mously.

America. 9 mins. 36.1/5 secs. 1derful experience. Flying condi- Castilho (Consul for Mexico), Japan, 9 mins. 41.2[5 secs. ... 2 tions were Ideal. A few years ago for Chile), Mr. J. M. Alves (Con- Mr. Eduardo Gallardo (Consul Canada, 9 mins. 47.4/5 secs... 3 flying boats were a minus quan- sul for Brazil), Mr. Sverre Berg DIRECT FROM LONDON AND

All these times were better tity. People knew of them, but did than the previous Olympic re not trust them. This flight was tozalez de Bernedo (Consul for (Consul for Norway), Mr. Gun- prove their relability and it had Guatemala), Mr. M. Nonomura done ao, for no accident or trouble (Vice-Consul for Japan).... had occurred since they left Eng- land. They were turned loose for 15 months and were confident that they would return to the base at

thereof.".

TROOPS. DISARMED.

SENSATION IN A CANTON SUBURB.

DRASTIC ACTION TAKEN.

cord..

Larlies' 100 yards Back Stroke. Miss Braun (Holland) 1 min.

22 secs

Miss King (Britain) 1 min.

22.1/5 secs. Miss Cooper (Britain) 1 min.

22.45 secs.

A sensation has been caused in military and political circles by the drastic action taken in a suburb of the city to maintain Miss discipline in the army.

Ladies' High Diving.

Pinkston (America) 31.60 points

Coleman (America) 30.00 points

Sioekvist

(Sweden) 29.20, points .....

Men's 100 Yards Free Style. Weismuller (America) Barany (Hungary) Takaishi (Japan)

Last Friday afternoon, a whole Miss brigade of infantry (comprising three battalions each of about 400 Miss run) was disarmed at Yu-tau market, in Honam, which is that part of Canton on the south side of the Pearl River, opposite the city..

8 Singapore without trouble, having proved the reliability of flying boats and also the practicability of con- 1jcentrating the air arm fighting forces at short notice. He regret- 2ted having to leave the reception early but the moorings of the beats 3 were in a too much exposed position and endangered the safety of the 1 bonts:

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This brigade had been with- Time: 58.3/5 secs. drawn from garrison duty at Women's 100 Yards Free Style. Sheklung and other points along Miss Osipowich (America) the Enst River, in the Canton- Miss Garratti (America) Kowloon Railway (Chinese sec-Miss Cooper (Britain) tion) zone. The units were made

Time: 1 min. 11 secs. This up mostly of bandits formerly an Olympic record. under the notorious outlaw

Men's High Diving. chief, "Yuca Ha Kau," and others Derjardines (America) 98.74 who may have seen service with: points

"SOUTHERN CROSS."

FORMER MAYOR.

MAJOR FERNANDES FROM MANILA.

STAYING HERE.

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Formerly Mayor of Manila and an ex-Senator of the Philippine Legislature. Major R. J. Fernandes la at present in Hong Kong, Major R. J. Fernandes, ex- Senator of the Philippine Leglaia- Melbourne, Saturday, ture and former Mayor of The "Southern "Cross," piloted by Manila, is at present in Hong Kong, 1 Messrs. Kingsford Smith and Ulm, has started a non-stop flight to

accompanied by Mrs. Fernandes, on a short visit in which they are 3 Perth.

combining business with pleasure. They are staying at the Kowlośni

Saturday,

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Later.

The "Southern Cross" has arrivHotel.

ed at Perth after an uneventful Interviewed on

Journey..

The 1,950 miles from Major Fernandes declined to dis

1 Melbourne were covered non-stop cuss Filipino politics saying that

$2.78 (America)

in 23 hours 24 minuter.-Reuter.

3:

the Ironsides. The brigade is Simaikn (Egypt) 100.02 points 2 part of 4th Nationalist Army

Galitzen commanded by General Chan points Chal-tong, whose headquarters are in Honam.

BOXING FINALS.

The following are boxing final

On arrival in the capital, the brigade Was surrounded and dealt with. No resistance was results:-- offered.

General Chan: Chai-tong is one of the three army corps com- manders under Marshal Li Chai-

sum.

Bantant. Tamagnini' (Italy) beat Daley (America).

Flyweight-Kocsis (Hungary) bent Apell (France).

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he has little to do with them now and consequently did not feel justi- fied in speaking on the subject. For the same reason, although ad- mitting that he was a "Nationalist and all for the Independence of his native islands. remarking "no man; It la officially announced that want to venture to foreshadow any

can be anything dse," he did 'not 25,000 applications have been made thing in that connection. for harvesting in Canada.

Asked about Governor-General Allowing for rejections as the re- Stimson, Major Fernandes said that Continued on next Column.)

sult of civil and medical examina he had had no personal dealings Featherweight-Van Klaverentions, the number is sufficient to with the new Governor, but con (Holland) boat Peralta (Argen- the quota. Accordingly employ sidered he was a shrewd and capa tine). Mr. Quezon, the well-known Lightweight Orlandi (Italy) ont athanges are instructed to ble administrátor who had made a Filipino Nationalist left Shanghai beat Halaiko (America).

close the lists...

Monreal good impression during the shart op Saturday for Hong Kong on Welterweight. Morgan (New

Large numbers are already en period he had been in office, and Fard the as. "President Piercogaland) beat Landini (Argen-route to Canede.

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tine).

Most of the applications were lelands. Middleweight-Toscani (Italy) from the mining areas. beat Hermanek (Czecho

Light Heavyweight

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Sydney, Nova Scotia, Saturday. Slovakia). The Italian freighter Valprato has brought in Captain Courtney's dane (Argentine) beat Pistulla flying boat, which she picked up in (Germany). mid-Atlantic on August 3. after Heavyweight Jurado (Ar Courtney had, abandoned

tina) beat Ramm (Sweden) Beuter.

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