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We understand that Mr. B. L. Briault, On the 11th inst., Mr. D. K. Blowart, Tientsin, was married to Miss Ethel the British Delegate to the Tariff Con O'Meara, on June 10th, in London, says forence in China, broke his Journey on the '. & T. Times.

his way home vid America when he ar- Sir Francis Aglen, Inspector-General rived at Robe by the N.Y.E. Nagaiaki. After a short of the Chinese Customs Service and Maru from Shanghai, Custodian of China's demestic loan, is stay in Kobe ho will go to Tokyo. Ho was to leave Yokohams on the 19th inst. going on two months leave.

by the Empress of dwtralia.

Arthur B Hersey, of Tightsin, is

the winner of the first of the Benjamin

An advance copy of the programme of

F. Barge mathematical prizes for mem- the concert, to be given by the Imperial bers of the Freshman class at Yalu Concert Party to-night in the grounds. of the Kowloon Cricket Club, shows that. University.

The Rev. G. W. Sheppard has left another jolly ovaning may be anticipat- extended tour in ed. The programme is humorous in Shanghai for an French Indo-China and Yunnan id the interest of the work of the British and type and, in addition to detailing the individual contributions by Mi Ivy Gaubert, Mrs. Hurst, Mr. V. Blundell, Foreign Bible Society.

By means of an open door, thioves Mias May Gaubert, Mr. Fred Jones, Mr. gained entrance to No. 40, Reclamation Jack Groenham, Mr. H. L. Lockhart, Miss Street, first floor, the residence of a Chinese doctor, and stole clothing and Aubrey Blool, and Mr. A. B. Allen, it also jowellery worth $10, and 8106.50 in gives information as to concert numbers and other itens. The concert commences at 0.15.

money.

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cosser, Kobe, are shortly going to England, and the Christian Science room, of which they have for many years been the chief op porters will be closed, says the. Japan

hauiete.

Dr. Johnson, a professor at the Pennsylvania University, who was stay. ing in Kyoto, was expected to visit Kobe, by way of Osaka, on the sith inst. A reception was to be given at the Naval officers who were on the Kashmir | Presbyterian Church on the day of his arrived yesterday from Home, included: arrival. The next day he was to inspect Lieut.-Comdr. Hoare-Sulth, Lieut. O. the Kawasaki Dockyard and the Kobe Fog-Elliot, Sub-Licut. E. Proctor, Sub- Fligher Commercial School, Baron Kawa Lieut. 1 McVicker and Sub-Lieut. I. ouki's, etc. On the 8th inst. the visitor Backhouse.

was to make a trip round_Kobe port by the special bont of the Kobe Railway Bureau. He will be the guest at another reception being given by the local Ship- owners' Association. The Doctor is lenv- ing Kobo for Miyajima, by rail on the morning of the 27th inst. He should. leave with nothing but the most rosy impressions after all this, observes the Japan Chronicle,

How far the Chinese will penetrato into Central Asia and Siberis is a little $2.25 per box of 3 Cakes, problem which will soon begin to trouble their Soviet friends, who may find in 20 per cent.

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Situate at YAUMATI, KOWLOON, in the Colony of HONGKONO being Nos. 12, 14, 10, 18 and 20 HAMILTON STREET. YAUXAI, crected прод SECTION 2 dl KOWLOON IN. LAND LOT No, 780 and Nos, 74, 70. 78, 81, 82 and 84, PORTLAND STREET, YAUKATI, ercated upon the REMAINING PORTION OF KOWLOON INLAND LUT No. 780

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with the Fire Messages thereon known as Nos. 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20, HAMIL- TON STREET, YAUMATI

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BIRTHS. MILLING-On June 17th, at the Faber

Hospital, Tsingtao, to Mr. and Mrs. RALPI ANDREW SCHILLING, of th Standard Oil Co. of New York, daughter, Avis ANN. SCHMIDT. On June 13th, at 42, Route de Grouchy, Shanghai, to Mr. and Mrs. Geono ScHMIDT, a daughter.

Dissatisfied with a certain forewoman, 2,000 women employed at the Japan China Poolang plant, Shanghai, struck work for about two hours to obtain her dismissal. They resumed work without

The sale, by order of the mortgagee, of a leasehold property, known as No. 15. Hankow Road, Kowloon, which was to have been held at Messrs. Lammert Brothers Auction Rooms yesterday after noon, was cancelled.

A Chiness was arrested in Yaumati in possession of a revolver on Thursday, and, on appearing before Mr. J. H. B. Nihill at the Kowloon Magistracy yea terday, on a charge of unlawful posses- sion of arms, he was remanded till next Tuesday..

China is oxpanding on this vast contin- ental coast in two ways. The first is her immemorial method of agricultural colonies, an infiltration and penetration of families and clans into new regions, picking the eyes out of the land, and eady to go on in advance of Chinese rule, since in the village is all the rule that matters. Such is the method which is building up a aub-nation in Manchuria, not so long ago a desert. The second is a newer thing. The emigration of men as nearly Ãcotloose as a Chinese can evorings in Chinese emphasising "afety first rules for pedestrians, these being become, to the protection of other particularly noticeable in buay traffic governments which give them the security centres. They are also being posted in outlying districts, such as Aberdeen and which, so far, outside the family, the Shaukiwas. Chinese cainot provide for themselves.

The local Police authorities have: re- commended the uso of illustrated warn-

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Mahatma Gandhi, for long a thorn in the side of the British authorities in India with his theories of non-co-opera- tion, and at one time literally wor shipped by the mass of that country, is reported to have accepted an invita tion from the National Literary Research Society of China to deliver a series of lectures in Shanghai, either in the early autumn of this year, or early in 1921. Mahatma Ghandi, up till a few years ago, had a remarkable influence over the Indian people. He was imprisoned by the British for his soditious setivities, and startled the world on his release by recanting all his previous theories and ideas. He was led to this step by disgust. with his own followers, who could not grasp or put into operation his ow ideas of peaceful non-co-operation, and on countless occasiga resorted to violence and bloodshed, which Gandhi abhorred.

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There are two Chinas in the Paste Chinese Republic, is famed from ons end national Hospital, Kobe, on the 18th inst.

The beautiful penmanship of Mr. Hau Shih Ying, formerly Premier of the of China to other. Mr. Hau has, wo understand, come to Shanghai with his family, with the intention of settling here as a professional Chinese scroll and tablet writer. X.-C. Daily News.

Nanchi Hichiza, aged 23, murderer of two women at Uchide, on the Hanshin line, in April last year, who was in- tenced to death by the Supreme Court on March 11th this year, was hanged at the Kita Branch of the Osaka Prison on June 15th at 9 a.m. He is stated that he met his death with composure.

The death occurred at the Inter. A of Mr. Eliot W. Lew, who passed away after a very short illness. Mr. Low, who was obliged to travel in the interior a great deal, apparently contracted septic poisoning from bad food and water, while travelling recently near Kyoto to inspect the Gunze alatures there He entered the Hospital on the 11th it., but the most skilled care, and attention proved unavailing, Mr. Low made many friends during his short residence in Kobe from May last year, when be ar rived from New York as an inspector of raw silk for the Asahi, Silk Co. Mr. Low was connected with Messrs. E. Gerli When a Malay was charged at the & Co., who are one of the largest im Kowloon Magistracy yesterday, with porters of raw silk into America, and having stowed away on the s.s. Kashmir was well-known as & very efficient export. from Singapore, he pleaded that he had Mr. Low had made arrangements to re- fallen asleep on board and was not aware turn to the State, with his wife in that the steamer had left the pier. He August. Mr. Low, with whom great sym- was ordered to be detained pending the pathy will be felt in. her audden loss, departure of the s.s. Mantua to-day.

Agricultural inland China, still largely medieval in thought and organisation, And the commercial Chian of the great cosmopolitan ports of the Pacific. The China, of the past, and the China of the future. This new "China is familiar with British rule in Hongkong, and Singapore, in Borneo, and elsewhere. The rule of the treaty ports has also been predomin- antly British in character, and though self praise is no recommendation, we

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need not hesitate to remind our Chinese ABRDOWNE LOUREIRO.-On June 19th, at fellow subjects that they suffer no dis- H.B.M. Consulate-General, Shang abilities under that rule equal to those hai, and afterwards at 8. Joseph' Church, KENNETH AsuDowse, Chinese they suffer in their own country, or in Customs Bervice, to MARIE JO the possessions of the other colonising (MAY), second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. LOUREIRO, Customs, powers. It is the task of the British ta Nanking.

be the political instructors of this new DEATHS. DA SILVA-On June 31st, at IT, Wonglo China, to associate the Chinese more Road, Shanghai, DOROTHEA AMELIA and more closely with themselves in the (DORA), beloved daughter of PROCOPIO Municipal Government of the great cities LEACH-On June 13th, at her residence in which we have founded together. So

London (formerly of Shanghai), 'Mrs. ANN LEAOR, widow of the late Rev. much is the necessary corollary of our W. J. J. LEAOX, B.A., of London, determination to keep for ourselves those England, and beloved mother of Mrs. Pacific shoros where our race has settled of the Hongkong and Kowloon Taxicab four from the Continent via the same

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The Daily Press.

Homeone, JUN 26rn, 1928.

CHINA IN THE PACIFIC.

On all sides wo hear that the storm

and struck deep roots.

In the local return of notifiable dis- cases, during the 24 hours onded June 24th, there were no cases reported.

Bishop Valtorta visited St. Mary's Convent School in Kowloon yesterday morning, and in bonour of his visit the students were given a day's holiday.

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Among the passengers who returned on the P.&O. Kashmir yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Butters, Mrs. | Swerett-Rogers and Mr. H. Greenbalgh.

Suow began to fall on Mount Fuji from the night of the 13th inst, and on the following morning the mountain was snowclad down to the fourth station. At the foot the temperature suddenly drop- ped, and the cold was intense, represent- inga temperature similar to the month. of March, Boow is still falling on the

summit.

Co., Ltd, of 33 and 35 Des Voeux Road Central, for 8107,, alleged to be balance dus on as account for goods supplied and for work done at his request. M Rove was absent, and the case was ad journed until July 3rd,

will now leave with her two children for the United States at the end of this month.

THE MAILS.

BUSY DAY AT THE GP.O. Some fairly large inward mails were deal with at the General Post Office yesterday. The s.s. Fresident Jefferson At the Summary Court yesterday, landed a total of 445 bags, of which two Kayamally & Co. sued Mr. A. H. Rowe, bags were from London vid Siberis, and route. The remainder of the mail was from U.S.A., Canada, Japan and Shang- hai. The P. and O sa Kashmir landed from the United Kingdom vid Suez. 215 bags, of which 85 bags of letters were (anted, London, May 27th). There were also to baga of parcels from Home, Properties were sold by auction at the (dated, London, May 20th). Also arriv saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon Sedging yesterday were mails from Shang- & Co., Singapore, Inst week. There was hai by the P. and O... L'anive a large attendance of buyers, competi: and a Szechuan, while the sa lai. Sang tion was keen and bidding was brisk brought of baga from. Calcutta and

Straits from start to finish. High prices were realised for every lot offered, and, the total realised was the, large sum of $1,000,000, says the Straits Times.

Rear Admiral H. W. Bowring, D.8.0. has hoisted his flag at Rosyth on taking over the duties of Commanding Officer

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THE TALE OF A CAT.

For probably the first time in the history of the Colony, the observation station for dogs at West Point has ad

centro of World Politics is shifting to Hall between the University Union and on the Coast of Scotland. His Secretary] mitted a cat, the animal having bitten.

the Pacifio. The prophets may be right, in spite of the fact that the present trans.

The ping-pong match, played at Eliot the Chinese Recreation Club, ended if victory for the former by 116 gace

to 603

Pacifio trade is a mero trickle compared

Mr. H. Dreyer and Mrs. H. O. Tong with the mighty flood which ebbe and were fined $5 by Mr. J. H. B. Nihill, NETHERLANDS INDIA, BORNEO, SIAM Hows across the Atlantic, för in the morning, for permitting their dogs to at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday

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A junk became waterlogged while on over narrowing expanse of Ocean 2: The i voyago from Ping Chau to Hongkong with a cargo of straw. The crew were Atlantic is the Mediterranean 8 8

picked up by d. fishing junk and landed the Facile may well be the inland sea at Yaumati. No. lives were lost. of the future.

When a hawker, was selling cloth in If this bo so, a problem that must be Hollywood Road, a man approached THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESE, LA solved concorns the relations of the house. He did so aud neither the man and asked permission to take some into with the English speaking nor-clüth have-been seen since.

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at the base of the city wall near the Hai A seventeen-year old girl cut her throat Chih Men, Peking, last week. A few hours the deed, elderly man adulter forced their way thrill the curious crowd around the body and claimed the victim as their daughter, The Vather, told the police that he had betrothed the dead girl to a young man who had turned out to have an ugly. disposition and to be loose in his style of life. After pleading with her father for casier than living with a selected mate release, the girl apparently found death |

whom she detested.

A ent's gone to the dogs. Lodged in Kennedy Town, And in this Tale of Fogs, It has achieved renown,

To bite a neighbour's hand Is an atrocious crime, In this be-ridden-land Of rabies, smell and slime.

First of your feline kind, To go out to the West,

·A·doubtful honour, mind; Till you got through the test.. Poor puse, in sore straita now, You had better do your best Of the cat that's "gone to the Will also have "gane West."