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COMMUNIST PLAY IN CHEUNGCHAU NOTES BATTLETIDE SWAYS

BERLIN

POLICE ACTION

ORIGINAL TITLE "POISON GAS OVER BERLIN"

TURBULENT DEMONSTRATIONS

Berlin. Yesterday..

On the ground that a public per formance would endanger law and order the President of the "Police has prohibited the production of a Communist play entitled "Thres Act Dictatorship of the Future" which was originally entitled "Poison Gas Over Berlin."

The play was performed yester- day evening before an audience con- sisting of representatives of the Government. Municipality, Press, and leil to turbulent Com- munist demonstrations-Reuter.

and

OVERLOADING OF HONG KONG! FERRY

IN MEXICO

FEDERAL GAINS

GOVERNMENT CONFIDENT OF RECAPTURING VERA CRUZ

STRANDED US. TOURISTS

AN OUTBREAK OF FIRE

[From Our Own Correspondent.]

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March 5. We were glad to notice the atate. ment in the paper that Cheung Chau had been made ↑ bird sanctuary and hope in the future as the trees get taller to see more of the feathered songsters around.

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Mexico City, Yesterday, The battletide has turned in fa- vour of the Government. A com-

The afforestation coolies have munique states that Federal troops been busy digging holes for new have retaken Monterey and are con trees to replace those that have died,fident of recapturing Vera Cruz in The revolutionists retuin ascen- Yesterday evening witnessed the three days' time. destruction, of a considerable num-

daney in the north and claim sac- ber

A Are, presumably.

from Guaymas to Sonera started by careless workmen cesses

where isolated bodies of Federals their way home.

have taken to the mountains. on outbreak was near the home of The Federals are apparently Mr. Alabaster and had it not been abandoning the State of Sinaloa that the path acted as a fire break and have evacuated the the place might have been endanger ment employees from Mazatlan. ed as the wind was lowing in that American tourists in Mexico City direction when the fire was noticed. have patitioned the US. Ambassa The Indian Police were called outdor asking for a special train to take but the worst of the damage had them home. been done by that time.

Hitherto both Federals and In- The wheel house of the ferry has surgents have respected foreign THE CLAIM FOR DAMAGES

been repaired, but the morning, after

property.

The Government announces that Further argument was made by the accident some Europeans bound Mr. Eldon Potter, K.C., (instructed for Hong Kong turned back as the General Escobar has been defasted by Messrs. Russ & Co) for the de-ferry was dangerously overloaded. and is fleeing-Reuter's American

1.

£10,000 EXCHANGE MR. POTTER ARGUES ON BANK CONTRACTS

fence in the £10,000 exchange case The vessel was delayed in starting Service, before his Honour the Chief Justice till some of this freight was remov- (Sir Henry Gollan, C.B.E.) In Oried.

ginal Jurisdiction in the Supreme

Court to-day.

He laid emphasis on the submis- sion that the Banque Industrielle de Chine had agreed to be ready and willing for the whole of the period of the contract (July, 1921) to do their part and it was a use- less formality for the defendant (Tuen Kee Hing) to go to the bank and ask for a telegram to be sent to London after the door had been closed.

Serious Undertaking A Mr. Potter also dealt with the question of the Banque's door being re-opened on July 1, 1921 (after being closed on July 2), pointing out that such did not alter the fact that the bank had broken the con- tract by closing its door. A con- tract was a serious undertaking, he said, and if such an undertaking was wiped out, then there was no value in exchange contracts.

We are all looking forward to

Govern-

the time when a larger and faster THE FORGED. TREATY boat (now being built) is ready 18 the present boat would not be safe in even a moderate blow.

Governor's Visit

HEINE RELEASED BY BELGIAN

MAGISTRATE ?

On February 12 we had a New NO Year visit from His Excellency the Governor. The sampan folk were

ROUNDS FOR DETENTION

Brussels, Yesterday.

no doubt grateful as, the Govern Heine has been released by order ment launch being at the wharf, of the examining Magistrate and the intending passengers had to in accordance with the application take these boats to reach the ferry of the Public Prosecutor. some disance out in harbour.

It is semi-officially stated that the Several house owners have recent charge of passport forgery did not ly pall visits to the Island. justify his detention, while though Mrs. Clift, after being here for the examination had clearly shown about a fortnight, has now retum-that he was the author of the forged ed to her work in Nanning via Hai- documents published In the phong. Mr. McPherson paid his first Utrechtsche Dagblad” this, under visit since his return from furlough, Belgian penal law, did not constitute Mr. and Mrs. Kastman, who have been in residence in his house for grounds for detention in prison.

Reuter. a long time, will be leaving very soon for Home. We are sorry to have to say good-bye to these good neighbours.

TRADE WITH SOVIET

The claim by the Banque is for $11,554.78 demages plus 8 per cent. Dr. Cadbury also came along intereat, arising out of alleged to

of progress

the BRITISH DELEGATION GOING breach of a contract for the pur-work

The house.

TO RUSSIA. chase of £10,000 sterling at ex-

the concrete change 25./5d. telegraphic trans- fer on London not later than July

31, 1921.

Mr. F. C. Jenkin (instructed by Mesara. Deacons) is for plaintiffs.

Mr. Potter's submission that he has no case to answer is proceeding.

A Sunday service arranged by the Rev. A. W. Barker, the vicar, for lleensed victuallers and traders was held at St. Mary Magdalene, Massinger-street, Old Kent-road,

S.E.

the 8CB

his on

of last scotion roof Was laid to-day under "FRIENDLY & BUSINESSLIKE" the supervision of Mr. O. B. Raven.

The contractor is the same man who built the earliest houses on the reservation 21 years ago.

We have had brief visits from Rev. CJ. Lowe, who has been up

London, Yesterday. The British trade delegation to Russia on the 25th inst. will repre- firms. Mr. sent 160 prominent Douglas Hamilton, President of the to Shanghai, where the members of Bradford Chamber of Commerce, the Baptist Lission appointed him will represent the woollen Industry, to take up a new work in connection

It was stated at a meeting to-day the Russian Government with tract circulation after return that

have adopted an eminently friendly and businesalike attitude towards the visit.-Reuter.

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Peking. Yesterday. General Feng Yu-hsiang the Minister for War, has telegraphed to his representative at Peking for mally denying reports that he is leaving China.-Reuter.

to Kwellin (Kwangsl) where he has laboured for many years. Mr. Lowe will bring his family down to Can- ton and work from that centre for the time being. They expect to spend the summer on the Island.

Word has been received from Mr. S. Boulton that he will not bò re- turning to Hong Kong.

Mid-Lent "Retreat**

A mid-Lent "Retreat" is to be held here commencing on Thursday next antil the following Monday morning. The meeting will be held in the Assembly Hall. The pro- gramme provides for meditation and discussion on the following sub- jects. CAS

Thursday 9 p.m.-Object of the "Retreat""; Its demands.

Topic for Friday morning "Let- sure"; evening, "Money""; Satur day forenoon.-"Patriotism”; even-" ing."Internationalism" Sunday morning "Petronal Character”; evening What we have discovered and where does it lead,"followed by service of consecration This Retreat has been organised by the Religious Committee of the Helens May Institute. Anyone who do sides to attend is invited to do so. Application for houses during the Summer months are coming in

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