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MASON'S

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No. 21.518

Hongkong Daily Press.

ESTABLISHED 1857.

Da☎ofSKRA BEMAET HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29th, 1927. ###

KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.

TIME-TABLE.

| dalla} duke shek. | A«M^ ; AM¡¡ P.M. | PM [P.M.) P.K. § F.M, PAG | IM*

0* ...Dep. 8.37 8.00 8.25 8.15.10.09 12,02 1,162.37 9.00 4,87, 5,437,23

Taipo

Taipo Market Dep, 7,18

Shengshui Dap 7.32 9.0

9.2410.1612.09 1.31

9.88 10.28 12,21 1,84

Kowloon

Taumati

Dep. 6.45

4,44 5,607,80.

Bhatin

Dep. B.67

4.56 6,01 7.4D.

Dep, 7,11

9.49.10.42 12.84 1.47

5,09 6,187,56

9.63 10.46 12.88 1.51

5.19 6.20 7.59

Fanling Dep. 7,37

10.03 0.46 1248 2,01

5.29 8.818.09

10.08.11.00, 12.63 2,068,14

528 8.80 9.13.

Cantos

...Arr.

Ar 7,38 8.40 9.08

8:13 11.30

10.1411.06 12,592,123.18 3.40, 5,94 6,41 8.19

3.43 11.10

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12.02 2.22 4.38 5.06 8.13

12.07 8.26 4.42 6.10 8.16

Carton

Shumebun.Dep, 7.14 8.01 10.1810.48 11:09 11,40 8.00 4.17 4.40 6.52 6.24 7.15 Sheungebule-Dep. 7,21 8.08 10.25 10.54 Fanling Dep. 7,38 8.12 10.29- TaipoMarkel Dep. 7,86 8.3210,89

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12,20 3,39 4,665,23 6.29 12.32 8,51 6.05 6,95 6.41- 12.888.67 5.14 6,41 6,47 7.04 7.56

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Fanling Shataukok

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THE COLONIAL CONFERENCE.

· SCHEME TO DEVELOP EMPIRE RESOURCES.

THE LATE LORD LANSDOWNË,

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. 1

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EXECUTED.

BRIDE, GROOM, AND WITNESS.

MEXICAN GOVERNMENT'S “RELIGIOUS. REGULA- TIONS.

NEW YORK. Details of the execution. of an entire wedding. party, including the bride and bridegroom, by the Mexican authorities are reported LONDON, June 6th. by the Rev. Wilfred Parsons, S.J. of the United States The Colonial Office Conference Editor 7.20

which is being attended by repre- Catholic Weekly Review. sentatives of all the Colonies, in According to Father Parsons, who the Empire, as mentioned in a re- says his report has been verified cent Letter, has been considering from three sources, word recently transport and aviation questions, reached the Federal Command at and also scientific research, during Leon, Guanajuato that the Rev. the last fortnight. This week a Andres Soin, a priest of the neigh report has been issued on the last bourhood, who had been in hiding, was to officiate at a wedding, Sol named subject. It appears that a scheme for the establishment of a diers promptly seized him and an- Colonial Scientific and Research other priest, Father J. Trinadad; Service has been approved, the esti. the bride. Señorita Maria Nieves mated cost being £175,000 per Cueller; the bridegroom, Señor lawyer Em The idea is to make, the Leonardo Perez; and a service."available for the require-named Valdivia, who was to be a ments of the whole Colonist Em witness at the wedding, pire, for the support of Institutes required for that purpose, and for the increase of research and study facilities in connection with the specialist services of the Colonies generally."

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I learn that at present the scheme is to apply to the non-self-govern- ing Colonies, Protectorates and Mandated Territories, but later on the intention is to make it applica ble for the development of the latent resources of the whole Em pire. Some of the expenditure will be met out of funds at the disposal of the Empire Marketing Board, and it is understood that only a comparatively small amount will have to be found by the Colonies. There is no proposal to rush the the plan through, as it will be sub- mitted to the Colonies concerned before it is finally approved by the Government.

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All five were executed and their bodies exposed in the square with a-notice to the inhabitants that they had been put to death for violating the religious regulations of the Government.

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St. Peter's Day, Holy Communion St. Peter's a.m.; Church, West Point, 7.15 Festal Evensong and Procession, 6.30 p.m.; Prescher, Rev. F. Free- man, M.A. (H.M.S. Titania)..

6th Ordinary yearly meeting Hong Kong Amusements, Ltd., Queen's Theatre, noon.

Extraordinary General Meeting Hong Kong Amusements, Ltd., Queen's Theatre, 12.15 p.m.

Tea Dances: H.K. Hotel, Hotel Savoy, and Cafe Parisien, 4.30

p.u

Lown Tennis League:-"B" Division: C.R.C.. S.C.A.A.

Lantern Lecture on "Our Secret Enemies," by Dr. Osman at St. Peter's Young Men's Club, 8.30 pm.

at Cafe

Dinner Dansant Restaurant Parision,. And King. Edward Hotel.

Queen's Theatre: The Flag Lieutenant.

World Theatre:

"Partner's Again.

"1

Star Theatre: "Man and Maid." Principal Maile-Outward: Europe vid Marseilles (Sarpedon), 10.30 am.

pian.

Thursday. Legislative Council Meeting, 2.30 Ten Dances: HK. Hotel, Hotel Savvy and

4.30 Zafe Parisien,

Dinner Dansant at Cafe Restaurant Parisien.

P

Police, Branch of M.C.I whist

Helena May. Institute. drive in aid of League Funds,

Police Recreation Club weekly pen-whist drive, Club lawn,

Valley, 8.30 p.m. Queen's Theatre: In the Name of Love,"

World Theatre: "Prisoners of the Storm."

Star Theatre: "East Lynne." Principal Mails:--Inward: Europe vid Negapatam (Tilawa).

Friday.

the military system with the advice of Lord Roberta He was one of the

most

Governor- popular Generals that Canada has ever had. It was, however, as Foreign Minis ter that heill be remembered. Hia administration was conspi-Dominion Day, Canada.

Mohammedan Year 1340 begins. cuous for the number of treaties

Tes Dances: H.K. Hotel, Hotel arranged between Great Britain and foreign Powers, and more Savoy and Cafe Parisien, 4.30 p.m., especially the agreements with and King Edward Hotel, 8 pm

Dinner Dansant at Cafe Restaur France and Japan.

Queen's Theatre: "In the Name "Prisoners of World Theatre: the Storm."

Star Theatre: "East Lynne." Principal Mails:-Outward: Australia and New Zealand, ete (St. Albans), noon

For the last ten years Lord ant Parisien.: Landsdowne had dropped com- pletely out of notice. For nearly of Love." fifty years he had been a leading figure in public life, until in an evil moment for his popularity one day in 1917 he wrote a letter to the Press in which he suggested that peace negotiations ought to This be opened with Germany.

Golf: Captain's Cup, Fanling. was resented all over the country, and he immediately lost the con- Lawn Bowls League:-Division fidence of the Conservative party I. K:C.C. e. C.C.C.; C.8.C.C. v. which had previousty regarded him Police R.C.; K.B.G.C... K.D.R.C..

mentioned.

Saturday,

#.

There is very little doubt that the Colonial Conference, which is the first of the kind to be held,

as an oracle. The fact was that Division II.: 0.0.C. v. Club de having proved successful will be Lord Landsdowne failed to under- Recreio; East Point R.C.. Taikoo followed by others nt stated inter-stand the temper and spirit of the R.C.; C.8.0.0.. Royal Hong vals. The central fact which has country, and his letter sounded Kang Yacht Club; K.B.G.C..

like a cry of weakness and defent.K.C.C. been brought out is that in spite This incident closed his career. Lawn Tennis League:-"B"

U H.K.C.C.:{ of great diversity of local condi- somewhat ingloriously, and since Division: O.C.C. tions, there are certain problems then his name has scarcely been C.R.C. e. Nippon Club, K.C.C. v. University; R.E.. U.S.R.C.; common to most parts of the Em-

S.C.A.A. v. M.B.K. "C" Division: Getting Rid Of The Reds.. pire, and that these problems

London saw the last of the prin- H.K.C.C. v. RA.O.C.; C.R.C. v.

Netherlands T.C. C.C.C.; cannot be solved except by co-cipal. Soviet representatives this opertive action. Just as it is true-week when M. Rosengolz, the Soviet K.C.C.; Taikoo R.C. v. S.C.A.A.

H.K Baseball League: Filipinos that "uo man liveth to himself Charge d'Affaires, and about 20

mond; 4 p.. alone, so it may be said that in other Russians set out for their Japanese, Happy Valley Dia

way country, travelling by

St. Peter's Y.M.C. Launch these days no community can de Dover, Belgium and Germany.

Launch leaves Queen's velop on sound lines without har- About 60 other Reds sailed in the Picnic."

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Bathing ing regard to what its neighbours Soviet ship Foushar from the Port of London. There still remain are doing.

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impossible for a single colony to ing to wind up the commercial Savoy and Cafe Parisien, 4.30 KONG WEEKLY PRESS,

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-The Late Lord Landsdowne.

the

The range and expense of modern some 400 Russians who were em- research are so vast in regard to ployed at the offices of Arcoe Limit Association v. Service Team, Bao-1 agriculture, forestry, health, trans-ed in Moorgate Street, and they port, and other subjects that it is will be engaged for a whole assist I matters in which that company was undertake such work unaided.

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A small crowd of the curious and also of experience, and that

Opening Night Fete at Victoria research will be organised to pro-gathered at Victoria Station to Recreation Club, 0 p.m.

departure of M. Grand Promenade Concert by duce the greatest amount of bene watch

Rosengolz and his compatriots, and Band, Pipers and Drummers, 1st when he appeared they sung the Bn., The Cameronians, Lee Gar- Lord Landsdowne, whose death National Anthem which in the cir- dens (if wet Lee Theatre), 9.30 p.m.

cumstances was a hymn of thanks

Queen's Theatre: "In the Name is reported in his 83rd year, has giving Then group of of Love." been well descrived us an extremely Socialists turned up headed by Mr. World Theatre Prisoners of polished representative of whit Lansbury, M.P., and Mr. Saklat the Storm." used to be called the governing vala, M.P., the Indian who repre Star Theatre:"East Lynne." clase. He was wealthy, care of

Principal Mails:-Outward. He is notorious Communist.

vid Marseilles (Fushimi Europe distinguished lineage, and he hadsets Battersea in Parliament and considerably more than averago capacity as an administrator. All presented in ludicrous appearance Mart), 9.30

wearing a huge buttonhole of red

. Bunday. his life

from his Oxford days, he poppies. The Socialists hoisted s 3rd Bunday after Trinity.. had

portrait of Lenin and sang the held important positions in the

Golf Captain's Cup, Fanling.. service of the State that is to say Red Flag, whereupou one of the 3rd Extra Race Meeting, Macao. from the early seventies when he Bolsheviate was so carried away H.K. Baseball League Tigers was Secretary of State for War in

with emotion that he flung his (S.C.A.A.). H.K.B.C., Happy Gladstone's, Administration down arme round Mr. Lansbury's neck Valley Diamond, 4 p.m. to about ten years ago.

and kissed him on both cheeks,

Wilbur Players present "Alias There was no demonstration by the Deacon Star Theatre, 9:15 the onlookers who watched those p.m. antics in silence, with the restraint

Most of the newspapers in re- viewing his career are agreed that his work as Viceroy of India was successful, his notable achievement being of course the over-hauling of (Continuer on next Volumn.).

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