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Peking Precautions

Peking Yesterday, The local Chinese authorities took elaborate precautions to prevent Com- munist troubles to-day.

Squads of men armed with execution swords paraded in motor lorries, while patrols of troops were stationed all over the city, in addition to all exits from the Legation Quarter, in order to prevent possible demonstrators march ing in.

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Stoker Hartell, of HMS. "Storm-tunity of visiting the Portuguese cloud," "went for Police Sergeant colony again. He was the guest Meran, who intervened in the affray, at an informal luncheon at His Ex- and Private Finnigan tried to restrain cellency the Governor's residence him, with the result that both fell after which he toured the city and heavily to the ground, and Private then proceeded, by motor car along. Finnigan's leg "went." #

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APPEAL

London, Yesterday. Sarah Buri was fined 40/- at Bow Street to-day for assaulting a policeman by squirting him with n soda-water syphon in connection with the omnibus incident. Burl received her sentence by singing the "Internationale" and was lifted from the dock and carried out kick- ing, struggling, and singing.

the Macao-Shekki Highway as far POOR RESPONSE TO SOVIET'S As Private Finnigan had not been as Wong Mao Cheah to view the before the Court since the opening of wonderful carvings to be seen the case, his Worship could not dis-there, and also to see for himself charge him, and it was left to the Police the recent progress being made in to quash the two charges him of (1) refusing to pay the fare district.

against the southern parts of Chung Shan of the taxi; and (2) stealing $3 from the driver...

After spending a few busy hours Stoker's "Language" sight-seeing in the company of Mr. Stoker Hartell was discharged by the Jose Nolasco, Commda joner, at Magistrate on charges of (1) refusing Macao of the Chinese Maritime to pay the fare of the tax, and (2) Custome, and a few friends, Mr. assaulting the driver. The Police did Maze returned to Hong Kong by not presa a further charge of using the excursion bost on the same abusive language toward Police Ser-afternoon. geant Henderson in the charge-room No. 2 Police Station,

It is believed that Mr. Maze was pleasantly surprised at the many His Worship asked Hartell to plead signs of improvement to be seen at on this charge and defendant hesitated, Macao since he last saw the Portu- saying that he could not "swear to it."

Do you know anything about it? guese colony some years" sgo.— No. I know I was wild with the taxi Contributed. driver, de

Orderly Communist processions in Limehouse and other quarters in the East End are the only evidences so far of "Red Thursday" in Lon- don.

France Quiet

of

Paris, Yesterday So far there has been no signs any "Red" outbreak. The Mr. Hamilton said that be could not Mr. J. F. 8. Hunter is leaving the Police Profact, M. Chiappe, has caution Hartell, on the charge as it service of the British Chamber of toured the metropolis, and reports was not somitted, whereupon defen: Commerce for the Netherlands East that all postal and general workers dant replied Yes

Indies, and will be succeeded by are working normally, Similar re- His Worship: Right-don't do it Mr. T. G. Blackwell, who is due to ports have been received from all ngain

sail for Java by the nv "Prome over the country Reuter. Hartell was discharged with's cau- theus," arriving at Batavis on Private Craik, K.O.S.B, who appear been engaged in the Philippines and Mrs. E. S. Manasseh, from August 20. Mr. Blackwell has When the mai! left Home Mr. ed on one charge anly-refusing to pay the fare of the taxi was dis and subsequently became manager charged because of the absence of the of the import and estate supplies complainant

burchasing department of Messrs Why Driver Was Absent Davenport & Co., Calcutta. Inspector Macdonald explained, that

he suspected that the complainant's ab Fence was due to the Trafic Depart ment being "after" him for a breach of trafic regulations.

Magistrate Uh, he is the man who is to appear before, me for driving after his licence had been suspended 1-

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