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HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST. 15, 1928.

THREE "TESTS" FOR IMPORTANT OPIUM LONDON'S "BOMBING”

ENGLAND.

BOWLERS GAME.

CONVENTION.

JAPAN RATIFIES.

WEST INDIES. AGAIN LOSE BY AN REPORTED WILL SHORTLY COME

INNINGS.

THE SCORES.

London, Yesterday,

INTO FORCE.

OTHER RATIFICATIONS.

Geneva, Yesterday.

RAIDS.

DEFENCE SOUND.

ONLY TWO OUT OF TEN RAIDS SUCCESSFUL.

RICHMOND PARK "HAVOC."

London, Yesterday.

Japan has ratified the Interna- Only two out of the ten daylight England wOR the third Test tional Opfum Convention of 1925 bombing raids in London yesterday Match by an innings and 71 runs, which will shortly come into force, by the "Eastland" enemy forces West Indies 129 (Martin 41, the requisite ratifications having were successful. The raiders Larwood 3 for 41, Tate 3 for 27, been obtained. Reuter. Freeman 4 for 47).

West Indies have thus been

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beaten in all the three Test of this STARTLING THEORY. tour without England needing to bat a second time. The scores in the third Test are West Indies, first innings, 238; England, first. ing nina; 438; West Indies, second in- aings, 129.

Hobbs scored 169 for England. British Wireless Service.

THE PHILIPPINES.

GOVERNOR-GENERAL AP- POINTS NEW CABINET.·

QUEZON'S APPROVAL.

Manila, To-day. Governor-General Stimson has appointed a new Cabinet, the first complete Cabinet since the whole- sale resignations during the poli-

tical crisis of 1923.

"bombing" the petrol depot at Beck- ton, Essex and the stores depot at Kidbrooke.

Raiders at night time, however, succeeded theoretically in causing havoc in Richmond Park.

Reuter's special correspondent, "That the Japanese Govern- who flew in the leading machine of ment, as in 1895 in Korea, will the enemy aquadron.reports that ultimately feel called upon to they crossed the coast at Shoreham defend itself against a charge at 9.30 p.m. at an altitude of 9,000| of complicity, by ordering all feet and a speed of 110 miles per suspected persons to be arrest-

ed and tried, is the belief of hour. They were picked up by the those who have seen how searchlights as they passed the ring strong is the evidence in the of London's defences but did not very stones of the South Man- encounter defending planes. They the churia Railway," he concluded. deacended to 1,000 feet over Putnam Weale is handing to park and released a hail of "bombs," Mr. Yoshizawa (the Japanese Hampshire.

returning safely at their base in Minister at Peking) to-morrow a statement similar to the fore- going.---Reuter.

ABOUT: MANCHURIA." The General Yang Yu-ting referred!

late Chang Tao-lin.

So for the Eastland forces have had six casualties, and defending of aircraft "brought down" two their machines while another was

to above has been chief-of-stuff to the forced to land undamaged.-Reuter.

The names were cabled to On Nov. 29, 1927 he, when inter- COASTAL CHANGES. Quezon, who replied that they viewed by foreign Pressmen, said he did not know whether the American! were satisfactory and that the bankers' loan to Japan for the South Senate would confirm the nomina-Manchuria Raliway had been signed. tions immediately-Reuter:

500 LIVES. LOST.'

AN ENGLISH MISSIONARY

DROWNED?

SHIP SINKS IN RAPIDS.

Hankow, Yesterday.

but he considered it provocative to the Chinese Government and the Chinese people,. They had enough Japanese! material, he said, to influence Man- churla already without a loan. When the Chinese people learned that the

MOVEMENT'S IN SHIPS' PERSONNEL

NEW APPOINTMENTS.

Mr. W. Chriatie, from reserve,

Japanese designs in Manchuria were has gone chief officer, "Changsha."

being supported by American bankers!

Mr. T. Gofton, chief officer,

it would antagonise the Chinese people "Changsha," has gone chief officer, against American bankers and people,

so it was very ill-advised for Ameri-"Ichang."

can bankers to court the hostility of Mr. R. J. Fowrie, second officer, the Chinese, he concluded.

The South Manchuria Railway be."Szechuen," has gone acting chief longs to the Japanese. It is very pro-officer, "Linan."

It is reparted from further up the Yangtze River that the Chinese table. Of late there have been dis- Mr. J. B. Stewart, second officer, steamer "Hain Hau Tung." going putes about Chinese building "peral- "Fausang," is on reserve.

lel" railways. In the north of Man- Mr. W. C. Excell, from reserve, Letters and postcards for Europe and the British Isles are for- down the Upper River from Chung-churia, there is no Japanese railway

has gone second officer "Fausang." king to Ichang, struck a rock on at present.. warded via Siberia if so superscribed.

Chang Tso-lin ruled Manchuria for Mr. J. Rees, from reserve, has the Rapids and sank with all aboard.

There are no details but it is year and was then Dictator in Pegone third officer, "Fausang.'

king, until he evacuated in the face

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believed that several hundreds of lives were lost.-Reuter.

A British Naval wireless despatch confirms the above report, adding [that the ship is now a total wreck

and that 500 persons perished.

Latest Information,

Mr. J.Shiel, from reserve, has of the Nationalists advance.. Chang Hsueh-liang, the present ruler, is his gone second officer, "Tingsang." eldest son.

MEDIATION SUCCEEDS.

Mukden, Yesterday. The recent critical situation brought about by the firm stand of the Japanese against Man- churia's reconciliation with the The British Naval authorities Nationalists and the equally firm

Shanghai, Yesterday.

Mr. T. Wilkinson, from reserve, has коле acting chief officer, "Kinngwo.""

Mr. R. E. Holden, second officer, "Klangwo," has gone second officer, "Loongwo."

Mr. W. G. Hooke, chief engineer

confirm that the "Hsin Shu-tung" is decision of the Chinese to carry officer, "Luenyi," is on reserve.

Mr. J. Turner, from reserve, has chief engineer officer,

a total wreck on the Upper Yangteze through the reconciliation, seems Rapids and that 500 people were early on the way to being amic- gone drowned.

ably settled by compromise.

"Luenyi."

It is feared that at least one It is rellably reported that Mr. J. Manson, third engineer English missionary was on board, through the mediation of the officer. "Fausang," is on reserve.

Education Minister of Peking, Mr. E. G. Ritchie, from reserve, Liu Che, who is now a member of has gone third engineer officer, Manchuria's People's Council and "Fausang."

-Reuter.

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SQUEEZE."

CHARGE AGAINST INDIAN CONSTABLE.

is also an old acquintance of Mr. M. G. Deuchars, third en- Consul Hayashi, an understand-gineer officer, "Luenho," has gone ing had been reached on Aug. 11, second engineer officer, same ship. by which Manchuria undertakes Mr. F. Hill, second enginer off- not to hoist the Nationalist flag cer, "Luenho," has gone chief en- Jawala Singh, Indian police con- for a period of three months, at gineer officer, same ship. stable No. B719, was this morning the end of which the Japanese will agree not to interfere in any charged before Major C. Willson, O.B.E., with misconduct as a police way whatever.-Reuter... constable by attempting to obtain

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Mr. W. Crosbie, chief engineer officer, "Luenho," is on reserve.

Mr. W. J. Turner, chlef officer, "Kalping," is on reserve.

Mr. A. J. Wilson has been 'ap- It is understood that the Japan-pointed chief officer, "Kaiping."

Mr. P. P. J. Wodehouse, C.I.E., ese Finance Department, through Mr. A. C. Brawne has been ap- Deputy Superintendent of Police, the South Manchuria Railway, is pointed chief officer, Tienkwang." who prosecuted, told the Magis considering the issuing of a loan trate that the defendant was ab- of about 60,000,000 yen in the sent from Court because he had domestic market, after the situa sent him to his quarters to pat on tion in Manchuria is stabilised, a turban.

for, the purpose of advancing the Proceeding to outline the facts proceeds to the Manchuria Gov- of the case in the defendant's ab-jernment for industrial and rail. Bence, Mr. Wodehouse said that at way development.-Reuter.

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SHANTUNG EXPEDITION.

Tokyo, Yesterday.'

Mr. H. P. Sergeant has been ap- pointed chief officer, "Shukwang."

"Shipping and Engineering,"

DAIRY SUED.

ALLEGED FALSE TRADE MARK.

Before Mr. R. E. Lindsell, at the Central collecting Imperial sanction has been ob- money from hawkers' stall. When tained for the withdrawal of five Central Magistracy, this morning, this man was questioned, he claim-companies of infantry of the Jap-the Shun Hung Lee Dairy of Holly. was summoned on jed that he was collecting the money janese Expeditionary force from wood-road, for an Indian constable. The de- Tientsin. It is expected that the two counts by the Dairy Farm, Ice tective took the man to the station withdrawal of the sixth division and. Cold Storage Co. Mr. R. A. together with two hawkers who from Shantung will also be order-Wadesion prosecuted for the Dairy said that they had paid money.. ed shortly, as otherwise it will be Farm, and the defendants were re- Defendant having pleaded "not necessary to organise winter presented by Mr. M. K. Lo. Hear guilty to the charge, evidence was quarters for the troops Beuter, ing of the case was fixed for Mon- heard, after which his Worship de- elded to convict the defendant and imposed a fine of $50, or, in de fault, four weeks' hard labour.

day afternoon next at 2.15 p.m.

Counsel commented that his

A notification, dated August 14, clients' had many bottles of milk states that work is being carried in their depot, and what he want, out on the foreshore adjoining the ad to know was whether the charge premises of the China Light, and of a false trade mark related to He This morning at the Kowloon Power Co., in Kan Long Bay. all the bottles in the depot. Court, three Chinese were brought Stagings have been erected at the also wanted to know If the charge before Mr. Walter Scheffels on a N.E. and S.W. extremities of this was in respect of particular. jars charge of keeping pigs without site and a fixed red light will be or cans of milk, or what. licences and with harbouring the exhibited on a pole erected 60. feet Mr. Wadeson Intimated that tho animals in their dwellings. Defen- to the east of the northern ex-charge relately to only one bottle of milk as did the second charge. tremity. ants were each fined $5.-

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