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WORLD'S WEATHER LASCARS MUTINY ON THE ANGLO-FRENCH

CONDITIONS.

ARCTIC STUDY.

WHAT SIR H: WILKINS' HOPES TO DISCOVER.

MÖRE ACCURACY.

New York, Yesterday, Captain Sir Hubert Wilkins has departed for Montevideo by

CITY LINER:

STRANGE AFFAIR.

OFFICERS ATTACKED ON SHIP

· LEAVING DUNKIRK.

SUBSTITUTES OBTAINED.

Paris, Yesterday.

For reasons, so far unknown, a

NAVAL PROPOSALS.

NEWS FROM N. Y.

AGREEMENT ON SMALL CRUISERS & SUBMARINES.

COOLIDGE DISAPPROVES.

London; Yesterday. Official circles in London admit the subatantial accuracy of the' de-

tails with regard to the Anglo- from French Naval limitation proposals,

steamer with two aeroplanes and score of Lascars aboard the s.8. pilots. He proposes to voyage in "City of Chester," bound

whaler from Montevideo for the Tyne to Far Eastern ports, given in a document published in Deception Island, 60 miles from mutinied when the ship the Antarctic coast,

A

leaving Dunkirk,

was the "New York American" and pur- porting to be a letter addressed by the French, Foreign Ministry to the

Sir Hubert Wilkins, in & They attacked the officers and French Ambassadors in the chief speech, at a luncheon, before his departure, said he proposed to es- severely wounded the fourth en-capitals of the world showing that Britain and France have agreed tablish by means of flights whe-gineer.

YAUMATI MURDER.

Meanwhile, the Washington.cor- respondent of the "New York- | American" declares that he learns

ther the mountain ranges con- | Substitutes for the mutineers that small cruisers and coastal de tinued along the Pacific coast of were obtained and the ship has fence aubmarines should be exclud. the Antarctic Continent. He be- proceeded on her voyage-Reu-ed from the limitation. lieves that intensive study of the ter. meteorological conditions around the poles will produce valuable re- sults, and said that conditions in the extreme north and south directly influenced the weather in distant places such as Florida, China, India, Egypt and, with meteorological stations near the poles, at least 50 per cent. and, later, even greater accuracy could be expected from meteorological bureaux instead of the present 35 per cent.-Reuter.

A STOWAWAY.

YOUNG RUMANIAN ON K.M.A. VESSEL

·ONE MONTH "HARD.”

Although the vessel was searched before and after leaving Chinwang- tao, it was not till after the vessel was on her way to Hong Kong that A young

Rumanian stow- away was discovered asleep on board the 8.8. "Kaiping."

Immediately on arrival here the stowaway was handed over to the Water Police. and this morning made his appearance before Major C. Willson, O.B.E., at the Sceond Court, and pleaded guilty to a charge of evading payment for passage.

Mr. A. C. I. Bowker, of Messrs. Dodwell & Co., Ltd., agents for the Kailan Mining Administration, who appeared on behalf of the captain of the 8.5. "Kaiping" said he had come to Court to verify the state- ment that defendant was found on board.

one month's hard Sentence of labour was imposed.

"CUT BY SOCIETY."

LADY CYNTHIA MOSLEY'S COMPLAINT.

CASE OPENED AT KOWLOON MAGISTRACY,

authoritatively that Pres. Coolidge proposes to send the British and French Governments a Note strong- ly disapproving of the Anglo French proposals and indicating- that the United States will continue ita building programme of 23 The case in which a cake-maker 10,000-ton cruisers, and that there

CAKE-MAKER CHARGED.

was charged with the double murder will be no further acrapping of outaide No. 11, Woosung-street, U.S. naval tornage until the con- yaumati, on August 19, was comference at Washington in 1981.- menced at the Kowloon Magistracy Reuter. yesterday.

Mr. H. S. Fitzroy, for the Crown, Baid that the defendant, Lo Tung, went into partnership in July, 1926, with Leung Yul-chiu, one of the murdered men and opened a cake jshop. The partnership was later

BAND CONCERT.

1ST BATT, QUEEN'S REGT'S “PROMENADE."

H.E. THE O.A.G. PRESENT.

H.E. the Officer Administering "HERALD" PICTURES.

the Government (the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southorn, C.M.G.) was pre- To-morrow'a "Sunday Herald" sent at last night's promenade will publish a bumper illustrated concert at Volunteer Headquar- section of local pictures, theters, in which an excellent pro Homealde **** service, women's

fashione, and the whole page of Jiggs' adventures.

Among the special Hong Kong photos are those of the Dockyard R.C. children's sports, Taikoo R.C.. swimming gala, Sergeants of Lyeemun, the blind girls' outing, wedding of Mr. T. Murphy and Miss M. Colbert, and wedding of up-country missionaries, supplied by K, Fujiyama, correspondents and Chinese photographers.

dissolved. There appeared to have been a great deal of trouble between the two partners. Later the de- ceased was joined by the other mur- dered man Lo Shing:-

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gramme was presented by the Band of the 1st Battalion of the THE FIRST OF THE GREAT SUPER FILMS! Queen's Royal Regiment.

geant E. Manley, items by the A cornet solo by Band Ser- male voice quartette and string instruments by the Aloha Seren- adera were highly appreciated. The programme was as follows:- March "Silver Trumpets"

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Prisoner subsequently opened a shop at No. 109, Woosung-street, Menuet in "A" Flat - (Beetho next door to his former partner, and >ven).

several quarrels arose between the Descriptive "The Outpost"

two men.

(Mackenzie).

Brussels. The political activities Mr. Hin-shing Lo, (Instructed by Male Voice Octette—“Arabella." of Lady Cynthia Mosley in the in-Mr. J. M. Hall) represented the ac-{Selection-"Sunny" (Kern). terests of the British Labour party cused, while Mr.J. M. Remedios ap- have resulted in her virtual social peared on behalf of the deccaseds' ostracism, she admitted.

Lady Cynthia. Mosley, whose father was the Marquis Curzon, and whose mother was Miss Mary Leiter, of Chicago, has been at- tending the Third Congress of the Labour and Socialist International. "Lady Astor is one of the few friends who will still see me," declared Lady Cynthia. Virtually all her former Society acquaintances have now turned a cold shoulder to

the "renegade," avoiding shaking hands with her.

destroy the fine building of the British State. We say that the building de not so fine since wages

relatives.

The case was adjourned.

DARING THIEVES.

ESCAPE BY JUMPING INTO HARBOUR.

GODOWN THEFT.

Spanish Serenade "La Paloma”

(Yradier),

Selection "Students' Songs" (arr.

Tobani). Regimental March "Braganza.”

CANADIAN PREMIER.

VISIT TO PARIS AND GENEVA.

Paris-Mr. Mackenzie King, the Canadian Prime Minister, replying; Mr. E. W. Gardiner, wharfinger to an invitation seat to him by M. at Holt's Wharf, Kowloon, reports Hanotaux, the president of the to the police that at 10.30 p.m.Comité France-Amerique, makes Of the five million young British yesterday, two Chinese were seen known his intention to come to women voting for the first time by the Indian watchman coming Farle for the official inauguration next May or June, the great out from No. 8 godown with 6 of the Canadian Legation majority will cast their ballots for rolls of cloth under: their arma. He adds that he has learnt from. Labour, Lady Cynthia predicta. In the chase that followed the a sure source that there will not be "We aro not Socialists for cloth was dropped by the thieves any Imperial Conference this year, fun," she insisted. "We work for who made their escape by jump- and that in these conditions It ap a better and happier - England. ing into the harbour and swim- pears to him desirable to attend the Our enemies say we want to ming away,

next Assembly of the League of Nations and to assist at the in- Lauguration of the Canadian Lega

tion. If the Comité France- Amerique is still dispored to wel- come him, he will be happy to Lady Cynthia belleves that the

Reports from Mukden confirm respond to its invitation. Red army is necessary if reaction-the surrender of the Northern The establishment of direct aries grow aggressive "Chicago troops on the condition that diplomatic relations Tribune.

they are recognised into the France and Canada la an important Manchurian Army; also that Gen event in the history of our two THE CHRISTIAN GENERAL" eral Chu Yu-pu retains his com- countries, writes the Canadian mand for the time being, and also Prime Minister. It is for my com the Manchurian forces guar- patriots, as for yours, a just reason the for pride. It is an event as im The bandit uprisings in Shensi ante the safety

lives

operty of Generals portant as that of the signing of the edan up province and the Mokan

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