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POPE'S CONDITION CONTINUES

TO SHOW IMPROVEMENT.

Rome, To-day---The- condition of His Holiness Pope Pius is coa- tinuing to improve, according to * report ined from the Vactican yesterday. Physicians are still in constant attendance, however, And the Pope will probably be confined to bed for several days before being allowed, to about-Tazze Ocean Service.

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APPLICATION ON SEVERAL ORDERS

Leave Granted In Supreme Court

EQUITABLE. CHARGE MADE IN 1914

LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES DISASTROUS

TO SUPPRESS BANDITS

It. Sa vormenal for beggars, toj hail themselves out "when arrested, but at the Central Magistracy this; [morning a-beggar, Chan Sze, fail- {ed to answer his, natne when

Generalissimo Discusse called and his bail of $4.30 s

Plans With Officers

PROPOSAL TO RE-CAPTURE LOST TERRITORIES

ordered to be estreated by Mr. K Keen!

FLOOD

300 Drowned And 50,000 Homeless

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ITALIAN DIPLOMAT FOR MANCHUKOO

Sequel To New Agreem

Rome" "No-danc

“As zimequal to the Taksilapan Istanbul. To-day... ese agreement, whereby Baly co- Over 300 were drowned in cogniser the Japanese conquest of

-Manchukuo, the Italian - GovETA- flood diskister yesterday at Adama,

ment hay-datided to send s'diplo- to the south of Anatolia.

matic representative to Mancha.... That he had stolen the canvEK |

Thousands are - reported injar Raster's Bulletin Service. from the person who had promised. while 50,000 are homelem and ed him work in order that he suffering from cold and starva- might pawn it and thus redeem❘tion, wandering round the Canton, To-day.

his tools, was the excuse given by tryside aimlessly and practically On Monday afternoon Generalis-Ho Chan, a carpenter, who was unclothed. |simo Chiang Kai-shek held a very charged before Mr. K. Keen at the The whole cotton and orange important conference at Sian, the Central Magistracy this morning areas of Adana have been serious- capital of Shensi Province, to dis-with the theft and who pleaded ly damaged-Reuter's Bulletin cuss the question of bandit sup-guilty. The case was adjourned Service.

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AUSTRALIA OUT FOR £8!

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-OUT FIRST:BALLI Fagr commenced the Austra~ Kan chapter of mishara when he

pression. Among those present for 24 hours. Detective-Sergeant 1,200 HOMES DESTROYED were General Chen Sheng, the new-Dowman said that the defendant The food waters of the Soihun canght Badcock of Allen with the ly appointed Vice-Minister of War, was promised work by the com- continue to work destruction in frat ball of the day. It was a ris- General Yang Fu-chen, Pacifica-plainant and was permitted to stay the province of Adana, No es-ing bell- and few straight from tion Commissioner for Shenai, the night there to start work the timate of the damage can be made the hat into the gully. 3-2-0. Only General Chue Pei-teh, Director of next day. During the night de- until after the water recedes, but four runs had been added when Military Education, Marshal Chang fendant book the canvas, and he it is known that prer 1,200 homes Sievers was well taken in the slips Before His Honour the Chief Elsenb-liang, Acting Commander of was arrested in the Central Dis- have been destroyed in the town by Voce off Allen, 7-35. Justice. Sir Atholl MacGregor, at Bandit Suppression in North-westrict the next morning.

of Adane and that thousands ~ are Don Bradman, batting with the Supreme Court this morning. tem China, and a number of other

being sheltered. in the mosques, bandaged ankle, was out second Hessrs. J. H. Seth and S. H. Ross, high military officials.

Accused of stealing two gold warehouses and carayan, in dis, hall, a good length delivery from. Receivers and Managers of the It is learned that General Chentenger rings and a pair of goid tricts adjoining the food affected Allen rising sharply and causing estate and effects of Lau Ping. Sheng has been instructed to go cuff-Links, belonging to his form-area-Trans-Ocean Service, deceased, represented by Mr. Leo back to Sulyan after the conferer employer, and valued at $170, a D'Almada e Castro Jr. instructed enoe to direct the odensive 21-ear-old unemployed Chinese, by Messrs. G. E. Hall Brutton Shangin so as to recover the lost Chaing Hum, was found guilty and and Co. were given. Eberty to ap- territories of North Chahar, in sentenced to two month ard ply against Lan Yuk-cheuk en conjunction with. General Fu Chai-bour, and ordered to pay amends several orders.

ree, the Chairman of Suiyuan Proof $60, or serve an additional six The plaintiffs action was against vince- By A Special Correspon weeks' imprisonment by Mr. Mac- Las Lam-shi, executrix of the dent

fadyen at the Kowloon Magistracy will of Lan, Yeu-fonx, alias Lau

this morning. The complainant was

Shang-nin, deceased and Las Yuk- TOLEDO ATTACKED Mr. Rhamat Khan, manager of

cheuk, administrator de bonis non

of the estate of Pau. Ping, deceasṛ.

-ed.

(Continued from Pagë 1)`

Khair Mohammed Brothers, Army Contractors.

WEEK-END SOCCER

· PROGRAMME

Rifles To Meet Shield Holders

him to be caught by Fway in the gully for a “duck” 7-4-0. At this | period Allen had taken 3 wickets | for 1 run! N

HONG KONG

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PENINSULA HOTEL,

AHONG-KONG HOTEL, REPULSE BAY HOTLAR

& SHANGHAI

ASTOR-HOUSE; PALACE HOTEL,

HOTELS,

LIMITED

with the Grand Motal die Wagons

XMAS AIRMAIL

CLOSES

11th. DECEMBER

8.30 am.

(Registered letters 5:00 pm 10th December),

- IMPERIAL AIRWAYS RMA DORATE WELL LEA ON THE LITH CARRYING XMAS-MAIL FOR GRE BRITAIN, EUROPE, AFRICA, THE NEAR FA

PALESTINE, IR

MeCabe, sitempting “a' hook off} Allen, was caught by Leyland at Ene leg. 16-5-7. Robinson left four rons later when, attempting MUMMINARESHEE to book a rising ball, be mishit it jand was caught by Hammond in

the slips off Voce, 20-6-3.

GLDFIELD'S “HOLD FRONT The following is” the breek-end‡ : Olßeld; who had shown great soccer programme which features defensive resistance lasting 35 Charged with robbing Mr. several matches in the Second] minutes, left at 37 after having Albert Victor Peacock of a pocket Round of the Senior and Junior{scored 10 out of the 28 runs add- watch, a gold finger ring, Shield competitions, Seclining the ad while he was at the crease. His Labout-when he leather purse, three $1 banknotes, clash between the Royal Ulster downfall came Paris: The allant defender of lone; conjuring penny, a metal Rifles and South Chim "A" at played over a delivery frond Voce

Toledo. General chacun, and three keys; and Mrs.Scokumpoo next Sunday. of Inland Lot No. 1324, showing the Alcazar in

Moscardo, arrived at San Sebas-Lilian Peacock of 2 satchel, a The following is the complete equitable- charge made, on

purse, one $5 programmine:— November 17 1914. He stated that tian yesterday. At the same time camera; a cloth

2 The following are the there was no record of a memorial it is reported that increased ne-banknote, a gold wrist watch, of satisfaction to show that the tivity has developed again in this diamond ring and one gold-wed-for the week-end

SATURDAY SO sum of $50,000 had been repaid section of the front. Near Bellao, ding-ring, a 45-year-old earth and as far as he knew it was still the Republican forces made repeat-coolie Chau Wah, was formally ed determined attacks against the remanded for seven days by Mr.

Mr. Murphy. Deputy Registrar | of the Supreme Court, and Mr. W. J. Lockhart Smith, Assistant. Land Officer, testified on behalf of the plaintiffs.

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The latter produced a Register

owing the estate.

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1.

Increased Activity Near San Sebastian

SENIOR SHIELD

and saw his stamps Khatteredi

Chipperfield, seeing the useless- nees of caution, hit out desperate- fixtures}ly at everything and it was mainly due to his enterprise that the Auă- tralians topped the half-century. Undefeated it the close with 25, Jacored" put" of 42, he hit four] boundaries during a stay of 31 minutes.--- The feature of his in- nings was good square-cutting. "OʻREILLY OUT OF LUCK

* South China -g - ~(Club, 1.00p.m.).

Recreio (Causeway Bay, 4 pm)...-- JENTOR SHIELD.

[Engineers***

Mr. Leo D'Almada said that on positions held by General Franco's Himsworth at the Kowloon Club August 4, 1914 an equitable charge forces, but they have met with no Magistracy this morning. The

robbery took place at Ngau Sho St. Joseph's was executed on Inland Lot No success up to the present.

Another bombardment was made Wan, Kowloon City, on September 1324 and

other properties. which did not affect this claimon Madrid yesterday morning ac- 27 last The books of Lau-Yuk-cheak, when cording to a broadcast messge examined by the Receivers showed from the Seville radio station. that a sum in taels to the equiva, Traps-Ocean Service. - Tent of $50,000 was still owing the -estate.

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Counsel produced the judgment of Sir Joseph. Kemp, former Chief Justice of Hong Kong, on an ori- rinal jurisdiction, which establish-

Franco Preparing Big Attack On Madrid

University (Kowloon, 2.15 pun.)

Service Corps (Causeway Bay, 2.15 p.m.)- Lyem (Caroline Hill, 2.15 p.m.). FLEST DIVISION

The Superioress and Com-Navy munity of the Canossian Institute wish to thank their kind bene-Ordnance Corps factors for their generous dona

tons; to the various local firms East Lance. and stores for their valuable con-

tributions and to the public for their whole-hearted support to Cinh thewards their Annual Fete.

Paris: All reports received here ed the fact that the money was vexterior from. Madrid and advanced out of Lan Ping's estate Saarish front indiente that Gap. and up till August 19, 1930, the jeral Frenco is drenering to launch money had not been repaid

Thess. Talamba will sail for

▼"Navy" "(Kowloon,"4 SECOND DIVISION

* Preferr kyat (Clubs, 2:30 pm).

RoMoon (Chatham Road, 4 pm). THIRD DIVISIÓN T

Stonecutters

Kwong Wah

ja ble offensive and that his inten-Japan ports vis ́ Amoy and Shang-Liga Mr. A. el Arca?!!,^ solicitor for tion is known to the authorities hai at 7 am to-morrow. Lau lam-shi, testified that he had in Madrid where corresponding

The RM.A. Dorado arrived here conduct of Original Jurisdiction military measures are being taken. No. 88 and was still acting on her -The papers

In Madrid print at 11:25 am yesterday, carrying behalf. He had had correspon-warnings to the inhabitants of the two passengers, Air-Comm. Tedder -dence with Messrs. Wilkinson and cavital that the new ble offensive and Sqn-Leader Wooley, and 4200 Grist and, even after the judg-will put all its predecessors in the kilos of freight and 222.936 kilos Rifles ment of Sir Joseph Kemp, the shade insofar as bitterness is con-of mail. matter of repayment was broach-cerned. A.

ed between them, but insofar as

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There was only one Considerable reinforcéments, #

Fadliers

passenger

Easter

Tamson Rides (King's, Peck, 4 pm).

* Recreio (King's Park, 230 p.m.).

SUNDAY

SENIOR SHIELD

:

> O'Reilly · attempted a wipe off his first ball, missed and was then bowled middle stump by the-next ball from Allen, 41- 80.

MCCALLUMS

Ward, attempting to hook a ris PERFECTION ing ball, was struck on the nose, SCOTS WHISKY

{but resumed after three minutes, -although he was still very shaky. fin the next over he was bowled middle stump by Voce, thus cloe- ing the Australian innings, for 58 | zena. 25 MeComick was “abeent, suffering from lumbago-Rerter.

Australia mored only 32; runs. from the bat.

The lowest Test score in this series is 36 by Australia at Edgbaston in 1902. 'England's lawest was 45 on the Sydney ground in the 1886-7 series. Scores:

South China "A" (Sookampoo, 4 pm).

→ Police (Kowloon, 4 p.m.). JUNIOR SHIELD

Police "A"

Barnett, « Oldfeld, ↳ O'Reilly (Causeway Bay, 2.15 pm.)

Police "B" Fagg. e Olišeli, b McCormick

Hammond, 215 p.m.).

e Robinson, b Me S. China (nh, 215 Đư

Leyland, Ward FIRST DIVISION

*Athletic

ENGLAND-IST IKNINGE Worthington, e Oldfield, -b Mo

Cormick

he knew no repayment had been is stated, have arrived during the aboard the CNA.C. plane Fukien *made.

last few days and consist not only when she arrived here yesterday Mr. J. H. Seth, who was, ap- of more Moors from Spanish from Shanghai. He was Mr. Kuo RIFLES pointed together with MS. H. Morocco, but also of voluntary Nai-hsiung, and was a passenger Ross as Receiver and Manager of Fascist formations which, in the from Foochow to Hong Kong E. Chinese the said estate and effects, stated meantime, have been given more There were no passengers to that he had been through the military training. Trans-Ocean (Canton. books of Lau Yak-chuk and had Service.

Eastern

of

The z. Ranchi left Shanghafi for this port yesterday and is due [tó ́arrive here about 5 pm.

Chinese

to-

Air Force

found no repayment of the sum of PRISONERS IN SPAIN $50,000. The account books had London: Simultaneously been kept up to February, of the return of the delegation 1934. From the day of his ap-members of the British Para- pointment to "now no sum had ment from Sorin, the Times-pub- been paid in respect of the equit-lished vesterday a despatch. Zrom their Madrid correspondent, de able charge.

Counsel's Submissions:

scribing the situation of the Counsel then submitted that His prisoners held by the Valencia Lordship was entitled to make the Government forces in Madrid following charges:

The prison authorities state that That the claim for declaration they were only able to produce 13. that the sum of $50,000 advanced captured regular soldiers to show to Un Ting-tsun and Lan Tukto the British party, since all the chuk, secured by an equitable volunteers who were taken prison- charge on certain lands was aders were summarily shot while the vanced out of money belonging to captured regulars were detained (and enrolled as members" of "the the estate of Lam Ping.

That the said sum of money is militia forces still due and owing under the The majority of the prisoners,

comprise reserve and retired-of- 3: -equitable charge.

That an order that the plain cers, while some of them are poll-the tiffs of one of them do exercise ticians writers, priests and nuns his the power of sale contained in the Many of both group however, er equitable charge.

have been shot, for although they That an order that the first de- were nominally priemers of the Government they were actually in

fendant, as executrix, and the the hands of Trade cond defendant do execute any ne- -cessary - assignment or assign- ments of the lands or any other necessary deeds or documents, or that some person be appointed by the Court to execute the same, in "the event of either defendantal

papel said that Lân

FRENCH CRISIS AVERTED

Communists Will Support Blum

Paris, ""To-day.

that has been M Leon Blux's

(Sookumpoo,

· (Causeway Bay, 4 pm).

·♥· Köwloon

(Clab, 4-pama). THIRD DIVISION

* Engineers (Kowloon; 230 p.m.)..

RAW RUBBER

Comick

Amex, Chipperfield, b Ward

24

Hardstall, HeCabe, b O'Reilly £3

B. W. T. Robins, e Brown, b

O'Reilly

G. O. Allen, c XcCabe, b US |Terity, e. Blevers, b O'Reily u ÍVace, not out

Total

Messrs H. B. Joseph & Co. have jward received the following quotations Chipperfi from Singapore in Straits cur

Meck

Twelfth rency for Raw Rubbers -

Fall of the

Spot***

Jen/Mera

since the Apr/June

a from

Bayers

32-5/8 Up

2-8/4 **22-7/8 %%

337

July/Sept DeMarket Strong ****

bed.

| ton) (for: 0;

1/2) (Hanwood); for

--119; 5. Câmen) "For

(Robing) for

10 (Allen)

ral of BRITISH EXCHEQUER KETURNS C. Bado

Gost London, To-day Exchequer re-

turs show that' the-fotakordin revenus amounts to."£403,07 as compared with £402,099 159

corresponding date of last "Total Fordinary expends. 5574 540,258, -as compared J005:124156,319 at the corres- 1935, British

D. G. Br

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