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THE CHINA MAH, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1936

BRUTAL TREATMENT

OF INDIAN

SERIOUS CHARGES FROM

MANCHURIA

BRITISH EXTRA-TERRITORIAL

RIGHTS INFRINGED

London, To-day.

The newspapers comment on the evidence which has reached London from Manchuria of the brutal ill-treatment of an Indian merchant and his family after their arrest at Hsinking-on June 7 by the Japanese authorities, in contravention of British extra- territorial rights. It was not until June 27 that the British Vice- Consul at Mukden was able to see the arrested man, and the tortures of which he then learned were renewed subsequently dur- ing continued confinement, until the prisoners against whom the Japanese authorities. It appears, do not now propose to bring

Mrs. Moody-Heddle, above, the manageress of the ladies' depart- ment of Lane, Crawford Ltd, left for Australia.yesterday by the as. Taiping.

ILLICIT DRUGS

LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES

the

Mrs. A. Weil, of Alberose, No., His Excellency

Acting 218 Pokfulum Road, was this Governor of Macau,, Dr. Jasa Per- morning fined $$ by Mr. C. B. eira Barbosa, will preside at the Burgess at the Central Magistracy formal inauguration of the Macau for allowing her dog abroad un-Water Supply Co., Ltd's works at muzzled and not on a lead in Pok-Macau on Sunday next, the cere fulum Road on June 30 Mrs. monies beginning at 3 p.m. Rodgers, of No. 531 The Peak, was fined $4 for a similar offence on Peak Road.

His Lordship the Chief Justice. Sir Atholl MacGregor, this morning made absolute

the

Lee

March

Mr. W. S. Bailey, accompanied decree niti granted Mrs. by his two children, left for Aus- Shun-dan, petitioner, on tralia by the s.s. Taiping yester-9, 1936, against her husband Mr. day.

Lee, Shek-fook, respondent.

H.M. Submarine Orpheus is on expected to arrive in Hong Kong and this evening from Wei-hai-wei for same her annual refit.

The RMS. Empress of Japan is due here from Vancouver the morning of August 14, will leave for Manila the evening.

The annual meeting of the and New Zealand

The RMS. Empress of Russia Australian

any charge were finally handed over to the British Consul Alleged Possession Of is due here from Vancouver and Association will be held in the

General

Cocaine

HEARING ADJOURNED

ports on the morning of July 30, Association Rooms, Second Floor, and will sail for Manila the same Gloucester Building, at 5.30 pm. Medical examination at the Consulate confirmed the deposi- |

道 and business evening.

to-morrow tions of the arrested merchant that he had been subjected to

include the adoption of the annual "water torture" and savagely beaten, and his wife had been

The RMS. Empress of Canada report. The following members' bearen across the breasts. The case was brought to the atten-

noon on Friday of the Association have been tion of the Japanese Government at the beginning of July by the

Kwan Ying, aged 33, unemploy-is due here at British Ambassador in Tokyo, and it is understood that furthered, and seven other Chinese were next and will sail at 10 p.m. the nominated unopposed representations are under consideration in London. British charged before Mr. C. B. Burgess same day for Manila. Wireless Service.

GOOD SWIMMING

WITNESSED IN

C.B.S. HEATS

IMPROVEMENT IN

DIVING

4

FINALISTS FOR TO-MORROW

ITALIAN RADIO SERVICE

News Bulletin In Five Languages

STARTING FROM TO-DAY

to-day

this

for the Executive positions: President- Dr. L. T. Ride; Vice President- at the Central Magistracy

The R.MA. Delphinus arrived Mr. F. J. Neill; Hon. Secretary. morning with possession of: 2 ounces of cocaine at No. 429 from Penang at 10.40 am yester-Mr. R. J. MacNeill; Hon. Trea

day, carrying 800 kilograms of surer.-Mr. N. Stockton. Members

Queen's Road West on July 13.

Mr. M. McCallam appeared for freight and 166.715 kilograms of will be required to vote for five all defendants and pleaded guiltymail.

of the following who have Been on behalf of the first defendant

nominated to all the vacancies onl The s.. Burdwan is expected the Committee: Mr. F. B. Blakey, and not guilty for the others These pleas were accepted by the here from Shanghai on Friday Mr. H. Brokenshire, Mr. G. E

morning at 6 o'clock. prosecution.

Dudley, Miss E. Kelly, Mrs. E Revenue Officer A. W. Grimmitt and said that he raided No. 427

The Society for the Protection Perry, Mr. G. Stokes, Mr. J. Wolfe. jot Children acknowledges with 1429 Queen's Road West 40

the

own ase.

We are informed by the Italian Monday night and found a heroin grateful thanks a donation of $50 | of Some splendid swimming was Consul-General that from

factory in process of erection. The from the General Committee

the Kowloon Commercial Em- seen in the European YMCA the news services which were drugs were found there and

had ployees Savings Association, which swimming pool this morning when formerly transmitted by Litteric first defendant said that he

be

is managed by the clerical - and the Central British School held Press and Radio A.O. will

in a single Bulletin bought them for his

technical staff of the China Light) There were all the necessary ré- their heats in preparation for the transmitted

which will finals of their annual aquatic signed Radio Roma,

of the quirements for making heroin and Power Co., Ltd., from the championships, which will be held contain a large amount

mitt asked for their confiscation to-morrow morning commencing world's latest news, the latest news pills on the floor, and Mr. Grim-year's profits of the Association.

from East Africa and a large The standard of diving, both summary of Foreign Press cord- and that a serious view be taken among the boys and girls, has im./ment, as well as a sundmary of the of this case, as cocaine was a dan-\anced Yam Huen, aged 27, a former)

at 9 a.m.

proved tremendously, but it

evident that those members

the "Y" Junior Section had

edge over their opponents.

was most important leading articles of serous drug.

of

an

sen-

At the Kowloon Magistracy yes- terday, Mr. E. Himsworth

servant of Mr. E. Baker, living at

The case was adjourned till to-No. 95, Waterloo Boad, to two the Italian Press. This Bulletin will be received in Hong Kong via morrow. Italo Radio in Italian, French,

The following will compete in English, German and Spanish at CHINA'S BUDGET

the Finals:--

Junior Girls' 25 Yards Free Style:-

Heat 1: Miss B. Goodwin and Miss

J. Sturgeon.

Heat 2: Miss J. Freeman and Miss

M. Laing.

Heat 3: Miss D. Craig, Miss M. Howard and Miss P. Kirby. Junior Boys 25 Yards Free Style:-

Heat 1: Williams, Turner and Green.

Heat 2: Morris, Sanders and Thompson

Intermediate Girls 25 Yards Free

Style:--

Heat 1: Miss Pamela Turnbull, Misz Mary Parsons and Miss J. Wallace.

Heat 2: Miss E. McKelvie ahd Miss B. Houghton.

Heat 3: Miss E. Sasith and Miss! J. Moss.

Senior Girls' 25 Yards Free Style:-

the following times and speeds:— Italian Transmission by hand

from 5.30 pm to 6.15 pm

and 12.30 am to 1.15 a

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secutively for the theft of one "THERE'S AN H.B COMING OFF THE ICE IN A MINUTE

chromium and

one gold wrist watch between March 1 and April

31, and for the theft of $5.50, 211 of which belonged to the

German-Automatic transmis. Largest Amounts For plainant

sion at the speed of 30 Z SO from 6.15 pm to 6.40 p.m. and 2.05 am to 230 am.

English - Transmission as for!

Military Upkeep

BALANCE FIGURES

Nanking.

com-

are

A fannel dance will be held by the local section of the Health, Strength, Sports and Athletic Club at the Hotel Cecil on Saturday German from 8 p.m. to 8.25

next from 8.30 pm to 12.30 am. p.m. and 1.15 am. to 1.40 a.m

The National Budget Estimates Members and their friends

at the usual admission French Transmission as for for the next fiscal year (July, 1936 welcome

German from 3.25 pm to 8.50 to Jane, 1937); balanced at $1,015,-charges. By kind permission of

R. M. Rodwell p.m. and 1.40 a.m. to 2.05 3.658,450, compiled by the Director: Lieut.-Col Spanish Transmission as for ate-General of Budgets, Accounts Officers, the Dance Orchestra

German from 8.50 pm to 9-15 and Statistics, have been forward-the 1st Bn. The Royal p.m. and from 230 am toed by the National Government to Rifles will be in attendance. 2.55 2 m

There will be no transmission

Heat 1: Miss V. Featherstonbaugh, on Sundays. Miss June Booker, Miss Joan Priday, and Miss A. Martin

Heat 2: Miss C. Bone, Miss J. Ewing and Miss M. McCaw.

Senior Boys 50 Yards Free Style

Heat 1: E. Keown, and E. Rogers.

Heat 2: Kennard and Paul.

Heat 3: Hurley, and F. Rogers.

H.K. ELECTRIC BOWLS TEAM FOR SATURDAY

The following will represent the Hong Kong Electric Recreation

Junior Girls 50 Yards Free Style:-Club against the Kowloon Cricket

Hest 1: Miss B. Goodwin, Miss D. Club in the Second Division Craig and Miss E. Meffan

the Lawn Bowls. League Heat 2: Miss B. Jones, Miss M Meffan, Miss J. Sturgeon and Miss P. Saturday:

Kirby-

·G. G. S. Thomson,

www

and

of

Ulster

the Central Political Committee

A large and distinguished for consideration. The C.F.C. has referred the Estimates to its Tech-gathering attended the perform- nical Committee on Financial ance of "Sai Sheung Kee, or "The Bomance of the Western Cham- Affairs for examination.

The Estimates are made up and ber," presented by Mr. Sit Kok-sin balanced as follows:- De

Estimated Revenue (Ordinary and extraordinary)

of Customs Revenue

Salt Revenue next Tobacco and Wine Taxes

Stamp Tax.

H. Arnold, Consolidated Taxes

Muskett Mining Tax

Junior Boys 50 Yards Free Style:-W. Stoker and W. H. B.

Heat 1: Morrison, Green and Smith, (skip).

V. Sorby, J. L King, G. T. Padgett; Heat 2: Williams and Turner.

50 Yards Free and S. Deacon (skip). Intermediate Girls'

Style:-

F. Barron, T. F. Saunderson, J. K. Heat 1: Miss E. McKelvie, Miss E. Sloan and A. Webster (skip). Re- Snaith, Miss G. Morris and Miss J. serve: W. Orchard.

Wallace.

Miss B..

Heat 1: Miss J. Booker, Miss V.

Miss Featherstonhangh and

Heat 2: Miss C. Bone, Miss

Hext 2: Miss M. Ei, Houghton and Miss F. McKelvie. Senior Girls 50 Yards Free Style:

Heat 1: Miss V. Featherstonbaugh, Martin. Miss J. Booker and Miss P. Snaith.

Heat 2: Miss

A.

M.

C. Bone, Miss M. Todd, Miss J. Ewing Fraser and Miss M. Todd.

Senior Boys 25 Yards Back-Stroke:- Junior Girls' Diving:-

Heat 1: Pryde, Rogers and Keown. Heat 2: Hosegood, E. Rogers and V. Millington. Junior Girls 25 Yards Leap-Frog

Miss E. Meffan, Miss M. Meffan, Miss D. Craig, Miss D. Freeman, Miss E. Buyers, Miss B. Jones, Kiss P. Kirby, Mies F. Johnson, Miss M. Laing and Miss B. Goodwin Junior Boys' Diving

Race

Sanders, Williams, Bazter, Thomp-M. Hettan. soa, Saner

Intermediate Girl's Diving:—

Heat 1: Miss P. Loseby and Miss M. C. Woods, Miss M. Lsing and Miss Beat 2: Miss B. Gomes and Miss E. Buyers, Miss B. Goodwin and Miss D. Diver

Girls Inter-House Relay:-

Senior: Chocolate: Miss P. Snaith and Miss Ewing. Red: Miss M McCaw and Miss V. Featherston. haugh Blue: Miss J, Priday and Miss

Miss J, Morris, Miss B. Houghton, Miss E. McKelvie, Miss P. Turnbull, Miss E Snaith, Miss P. Pasco, Miss M. Parsons and Miss D. McCaw. Senior Girls' Diving and

Miss P. Snaith, Miss A. Martin, Miss M. Booker, Miss J. Priday, Miss C. Bone M. Todd, Miss L Bulloch.

Junior

Width Girls One

Stroke:

од

Stock Exchange Tax and

Tax

Exchange Transactions in Stocks zad Commodities Income Tax

Tax on Bank

Issues

and his company of celebrated artists at the King's Theatre last night, in aid of the funds of the CSS Chinese Company, Hong Kong 317,973,514 Police Reserve. Among the guests 189.137 225

present were His Excellency the 16,987,895

Governor, Sir Andrew Caldecott, 11,300,000 132,796,117 and Lady Caldecott, Major-General Bartholomew, 3,631,862 and Mrs. A. W.

His Honour Sir Atholl and Lady MacGregor and Rear-Admiral C. G. Sedgwick. The performance 1,350,000 5,000,000 was given under the patronage of!

the Hon. Mr. T. HL King, 1,630,000 Inspector-General of Police. 5,791,767

Notes

Govt. Property Receipts

Mr. Gerald Sydney, Professor of Gort Enterprise: Re-

21,201,531 ceipts

Music, gave a new interpretation Gort. Administrative Be-

ceipts

10,901,232 of music to his audience when Govern- Receipts from

yesterday he addressed the Hong ment Business Enter-

Kong Rotary Club on "The value. 11,397,583 prises

of music and its relation to Remittances from

Pro vincial Governments

3,198,000 Poetry." Mr. W. N. Thomas Tam, 180,000,000 President, was in the chair and he Miscellaneous Receipts 103,342224 welcomed, as new members of the Club, Mr. F. Reck, and Mr. Lam- Total

- 1,015,658,450

bert Gockchin, Other guests were Estimated Expenditure.

Mr. N. A Brandie, Capt. Mair, (Ordinary and extraordinary}

C.S.$

Professor J. D. Bush' and Dr. E. 8,066,543 Law. At the conclusion of his thanked speech the speaker was by the Hon. Mr. W. H. Bell

Proceeds from Loans..

Party Expenses ....... Expenses of the National Government Comcil and organs directly subordinate to it. Military Expenses Interior". Atsir

penses

Ex-

Intermediate: Chocolate: Miss E.

Affairs Back-McKelvie and Miss F. McKelvie. Foreign

Mirs M. Parsons and Miss B. Hough- penses

Affairs Heat 1: Miss M. Metan, Miss D.ton. Blue: Miss G. Morris and Miss Financial pensen {1. Wallace. Freeman.

Heat 2: Miss J. Freeman and Miss

Juniors: Chocolate: Miss E. Good-Educational and Cultural

*Affairs · Expenses D. Craig

win and Miss B. Jone. Red: Miss 7. Freeman and Miss E. Metan. Bine: Judicial Affairs - Ex- Miss D. Craig and Miss M: Meffan..

Intermediate, Girl 25 Yards Back

Strokedli nad teen m Hest 2: Miss F. McKelvic, Miss B Houghton, Miss J. Felshaw and Miss

J. Wallace w p

One case each of diphtheris and Heat 2: Miss E. McKelvie, Miss Penteric fever were reported to the Tarabull and Minn. Moss

local Health authorities during Senior Girls' 25 Yards Back-Stroke the 24 hours ended on Monday.

„Dennes" Industrial Affairs

Cointrications Atiza

Expenses Mongolian and· Tibetan

Affairs Expenses

13,412,471 326,727,655 Reconstruction

Expenses

13,288,628 Subsidies

Compensation

9,792,934... Awards ...

Affairs

and

52,714,721 105,194,660

1,664,704

Loan Service Obligations 238,541,908

64,515,566 Disbursements for Gov-

ernment Business En- terprises

96,337,720

Second-Reserve Fund 15,790,147

10750,152,188

3,247,531 1999

Total

1,015,658,450

5,078,250 After approval by the Central BREWED AND BOTTLED BY

4,839,140

Political Committee, the Budget

will be submitted to the Legisla- 2,077,584 tive Yuan for passage into law.

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