TENNIS LEAGUE.
FILIPINOS WITHDRAW.
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.
The Filipino Club, who this year entered the League for the first time and joined the "C" Division, has now formally withdrawn, No reason is known for their action and it may be due to the fact that their members are more interested in Baseball than Teanis. They are a small, but sporting community in Hong Kong and in view of the ap- proaching Baseball League season. they naturally find it hard to fulfill the two engagements on Saturday. Their withdrawal will not greatly effech the League as they were well below the standard of the leading clubs.
Another interesting programme is again on the cards for to-day in the three Divisions. In the "A".
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BASEBALL.
SEASON COMMENCES
TO-DAY.
BETTER SEATING ACCOM MODATION PROVIDED.
[BY .C. L. C.)
Bal fans will be glad to learn that the baseball season commences this afternoon at d p.m. The venue is the same as last year at Happy Valley.
I understand that the matshed is larger than the one provided for the public last year. The Baschall Association has taken grent pains this summer to provide better ac- commedation for the spectators,
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 9th, 1928.
THE OAKS.
FAVOURITE SECOND..
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]
The Oaks, run at Epsom over a course of miles, resulted as follows:-
1. Toboggan..
2. Scuttle. 3. Flegere. BETTING: Toboggan 100/15; Scuttle Evans; Flegere 100/9.
Won by four lengths. Six lengths between second and third.
DAVIS CUP TENNIS.
ONE MATCH TO BRITAIN.
THROCOM BECTER'S ADENCY.]
LONDON, June 7th.
WIFE
"SOLD FOR £250."
PARIS DOG RACING.
STRANGE ALLEGATIONS OF WHITE SLAVERY.
DAUGHTER CLAIMED.
WOMEN OWNERS AT FIRST MEETING.
PARIS. Greyhound racing with the elec trie hare became remarkably popu lar when the first meeting ever held in France took place at the Parc des Princes, Paria
Astonishing allegations by A yoman who stated that her hus
Women especially were warmly band sold her into white slavery" enthusiastic about it, and stage for £30 t Buenos Aires were stars were foremost among then. heard in a case at Lambeth County
Court.
She stated that on one occasion she cecaped, but according to the law of the land she was forced to return. She obtained her release, she said, after the house in which
he lived was raided.
Princess Philippe de Bourbon, Mlle Mistinguett (the metresa), Lady Jorningham, Lady Teynham, Mille. Parysia, Mme. Letellier, and Mme. Yves Rolande Mirande were among the women owners, whose dogs, "all imported from England, competed, and Princess Philippe
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* Bru JUNE 1923,
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Uptional Goods will be landed here de Bourbon won a 800 yards Hatices lastractions have been given to race with her dog Border Granger.tray di nours butors arrival oi M. René Fouck, the airman, and Goods not cleared within 8 days, in- Sir Henry Jermingham were among aling date of Mirival, will be stoject ta the men owners
the atomer.
Bonin
be
No Fire Insurance will be affected by
say or whatever. the
The contest between Great Britain and Germany in the third round of the Davis Cup Competition opened at Birmingham to-day, though rain interfered, and only one singles match was completed.
There are two divisions of the League "this season, but I am sorry to say a grant gap is left by the Japanese withdrawal from tournannt. The Nippon playera Division the Indians are receiving have certainly won the admiration the Chinese Recreation Club on the of the public for their gameness and Sookonpoo courts,
In the past the sporting way in which they these two teams have rivalled cäch always played. Their retirement other for honours, and each cap from the League was brought about claim its victories at times. Comby the present anti-Japanese, feel-] petition between them started in ing among the Chines 1921 when the Chinese won. The Indians proved superior in 19 have taken a wise step in not play-owing to an injured foo.
Personally think the Japanese
Britain drew frat blood, E. Higgs defeating H. Moldenhauer by three sets to two. The scores were; 6-4, 4-3, 6-2, 0-6, 6-4.
Gregory (Britain) beat Froitzheim B-1, 4-8, 0-0. At this point the German player was forced to retire
WORLD'S HEAVŸWEIGHT"
TITLE.
1923 and 11, but the Chinese triumphed in 1926 and 1927 Up until last year it had always been a fight between them, but how the Chinese are overwhelmingly" strong- er and unless something very extra ordinary happens they will win, The Indians despite desertions from their side have joined the "A Division but are considered too weak to bid seriously for honours. The match between M.B.K. and Craigengower in the "sane Division should be productive of some very fine"play. Both are about the same strength and a close acare is ex- pegted. University play the Hong team. There were several occasions Kong Cricket Club
the third when Japanese players were pelted match of the Division. Dr. Totten-
'with stones,, and under the present ham and F. A. Redmond"who are fresh from the Interport at Shang- circumstances, the rowdy class of hai will be at the service of the Chinese spectators would not allow former again, but the University the game to be worth playing for are still weakened by the absence of, K. T. San, Chong Tuck Wing either side. and Lim Peng Chin. The Club will, in all probability, win.
Ling this summer. There is no doubt that the Chiness players" are all good sportsmen and the Japanese ned not fear any bad feeling from that soures, but there still remain the rowdy elements who go to HEENEY TO FIGHT TUNNEY. Happy Valley every week-end to watch the games. Even at the best of times, the Chinese spectators had never expressed much friend- ship with the Japanese, who are the closest rival to this South China
The First Division. With the Japanese out of the
DATE AT END OF JULY.
[REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE]
NEW YORK, June 7th. 31r. Tex Rickard, the boxing pro- moter, announced to-day that ar- rangements have been completed for about for the world's heavy- weight championship between Gene Tunney, the holder, und Yankee Stadium, New York, on Heeney, the New Zealander, at the
July 28th.
Tom
hetween Leigue and the Club de Recreio DR, BARNARDO'S HOMES.
giving up baseball, there now "re- main only three teama contending for honours in the first division.
In the Division. the best match should be seen South China and the Indians. The former whose team is composed of the same six as last year, have ahown up very well this season and will no doubt be a match for the They are the American, The Indiana. The holders M.B.K. and are expected to win Filipino and the South China
Dragons...
easily.
the meet
The full list of matches is no follows:-
"A" Division, BI.B.K.. Craigengower. Indian R.C. "Chinese R.C. University . Hong Kong C.C.
"B" Division,
Chinese R.C. v. M.B.K.
Hong Kong C.C. ». University, South China A.A.. Indian R.C.
Kowloon C.C. v. Recreio. Craigengower . Nippon.
"O" Division." Chinese R.C.-1st. R.A.0.0.
Hong Kong C.C. r. South China
A.A.
'Recreio 2nd c. Indian R. C.
Kowloon C.C. v. Chinese R.C.—
2nd.
R.A.3.C. Nippon. Kennedy Road M.Q. ». Y.M.C.A. Civil Service v. Kowloon Indians
T.C.
LEAGUE TABLE.
The Filipino crew, I understand, is augmented by two or three good players who donned the Portuguese It is also uniform last summer.
probable that they might get Y Hachiuma to serve behind the plate, This should improve the team con- siderably, and the victorious Dragons, of Inst season will have
to look to their laurels,
The American pack has also been strengthened. Who the new players are. I have not been able to find out. However, the team is quite optimistic, and even if they fail to ecme out top they will certainly make a good "showing.
The Second Division.
il
The wason opens today with the second division taking the field. The Senior teams will not be in action until June 16th.
ANNUAL MEETING.
וי
. In the absence of the President, H.R.H. the Duke of York, Mr. William McCall, Chairman of the Council, presided over the Annual General Business Meeting of Dr. Barnardo's Homes: National In- corporated Association on May 9th.
The report showed that up to the 31st December last, 104,136 children 17,915 had entered the Homer children and young people were dealt with during the year..
1097
The new admissions in totalled 2,025, 1,618 being perman. Nearly 80 per cent. of the children ent admissions and 377 temporary.
The case was one in which Mr. Pritchard. barrister, appeared for Mrs. Al Thabeth, wife of a Moham medan scanian, of Christina-street, There are now nearly 400 grey- Cardiff, who sought the custody of hounds in France, and meetings her seventeen-year-old daughter, atare to be held in Paris three times present in charge of the Church of weekly pending the decision of the England Incorporated Society for Sehate with regard to the authoris Providing Homes for Wails and ing of totalisator betting. Strays, Old Town Hall, Kenning. ton, Lambeth.
Mr. Pritchard asked that the name of the child should be sup- preesed, and Judge Hargreaves agreed.
Sworn Affidavit. Mr. Pritchard stated that he would open the application by reading the aworn atadavit of Mrs. Thabeth, who said that she had asked the society for the return of her daughter, but this had been refused. The affidavit added:-
married She was
to Samuel
*·
Visits To Home.
Mr. Pritchard: Have you visited your daughter at the home i
Mrs. Thabeth: Yes. She
*** always asking me when I would take her home.
Mr. W. R. Warren, for the so- ciety, cross-examining Mre. Tha- beth, asked her whether Christiza- street was anywhere near. Cardiff Docks."
"Yes, eir,” she answered. Mr. Warren': Are Cardiff Docks
Vizar, a Polish Jew, on July 30th 1010, at Cardiff." They lived to gether at Tudor-road, Cardiff, anders-Yes, and by English people. the child was born on February band is a Mohammedan-Yes... As a master of Inet your hus
frequented continually by foreign-
9th, 1911.
In August 1911 Vizar, on the) pretence of visiting his brother 1 Hosario, sailed with her and the baby from London. They landed at Hueros Aires, and there he took her to what she thought wus A large hotel and sold her there. to white slave traffickers for a sum of money,
She refused to submit to the life she was expected to live, but owing to torture, starvation, and threats that if she did not sub- mit the baby would suffer she was forced to yield.
She escaped after a number of months and made her way to the house of Mr. Truscott, a Method ist missionary, where she was
domestic servant. employed as
Vizar came to the house with two detectives and said that ac cording to the Taw of the land she must go with him, as she was his lawful wife.
Mr. Truscott had no alternative But to give way, and she was returned to the establishment. Her husband took her baby away and said that if she refused to
submit "the child, would suffer
even unto death."
She submitted for the sake of her child, hoping that she would meet some Englishman through whom she could get into touch with her parente. She, during this time, was closely guarded and not even allowed to see day- light."
One day ehe came into contact with an engineer from South Wales, serving in a British ahip, who knew her parents. Through him the establishment was raided by detectives, and she was found. hiding in an upper room of the building and taken into custody. She then communicated with the British Consul, 'and went to a nunnery in Buenos Airea.
caine from the Provinces and i little over 20 per cent. from the Metropolis. On an average 5 chil- dren come in daily. The children were admitted from almost every, county in the Kingdom through the various Ever-Open Doors which are open for the reception of destitate children at any hour of the day or night. The average number of children in residence throughout the year was 1,716. In- cluded in this large family were 1,203 babies and toddlers under 5; To-day's game will be between the 493 crippled, invalid, blind, deafin-case her husband ami bis con. South China Juniors and the and dumb, physically afflicted or Kaoris. If the South China sick children. 1,067 boys and girls were under industrial and technical instruction in workshops and work- roome. 2,189 young people were placed out during the year. 29,001 had been migrated to Canada and Australia and the Overseas Do- minions up to the end of 1997.
Below are the League Tables to Juniors are the same team as the date of the Clubs competing in Tigers of last season, they should the three Divisions. In the C"
undoubtedly wi Division, the matches with the Filipino Club have been cancelled.
To-morrow, the China Athletics and the South China Scouts will take the field.
"A" Division.
Chinese R.C.d
Hong Kong C.C
M.B.K.
University..................
P. W. L. Pts.
* 2 0
2
0
1
9
0
Craigengower C.C... 3
Indian R.C.
Kowloon C.C.
"B" Division.
P. W. L Pta.
* 20
32 0 2 South China A.A... 2 2 0
Chineso R... 22
Recreio
Indian R.O.
Hong Kong C.C.
Nippon Club.......................
University
1 1 0.
1
1
0 2
2
0
#
0
Royal Engineers 10
·M.B.K............
Kowloon C.C......... 2 Craigengewer C.O... 4
"Division.
P. W. L. Pts.
0 3 Chinese RC. zxt... 3. 3 Kowloon C.C. 330 3 South China A.A.... 2 2 0 2 Chinese B.C, End... 2 2 0 2 R.A.M.C. Recreio 2nd ........ 1 Kennedy-rd. M.Q.... 3 Hong Kong CC ... Đ Nippon Club
In addition to the four teams mentioned, there are two other tearns in this league. They are the Young Men's Baseball Club and the St. Joseph Alumni.
WINNER OF £250,000- FOUND.
MN. W. H. WEBB OF CALCUTTA
f/
WIRELESS NEWS OF LUCK.
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.)
CALCUTTA, June 7th,"
It is now definitely understood that the Calcutta Sweep has been won by Mr. W. H. Webb, an Anglo- American member of the staff of the Turner, Morrison Company, Cal- It is definitely stated that be drew Felstead.
cutta. 3 2 19
10 11 121 I 1.1 Civil Service C.C... 2 11 1 10 1 0 Kowloon Indian T.C. 3 0 3 0
Recreio lat
5
R.A.O.C.
02 0
Y.M.C.A.
3
D. 3
0
Indian B.C.-
2.
0
0
At the moment, Mr. Webb, who is fifty years of age, is at sea be tween Colombo and Singapore on his way to Biam, where it was his intention of spending a holidays
The Shipping Agents have wire- lessed him the news of his wonder- ful fortune.
The Homes consist of 170 separate cottages, households and Branches all over the Kingdom, in addition te hundreds of boarding-out centres in rural districts.
The Charter of the Homes in "No Destitute Child Even Refused Admission." There is no red tape; nu waiting list; and no voting system. The need of the child is the only consideration. The Homes rescue the Nation's children, nur- ture, care for and train them, and give them back to the country as useful citizens, healthy patriotic and strong. In other words they are turning C.3 children into A.1 citizens.
.
The Home Secretary, presiding over a mass meeting of the Homes last year, speaking as one officially responsible for the inmates of the Industrial Schools and Reforms tories of the land, said "I am here to-day to say, and to say to the people of England at large, that there is no better way of decreasing my family and of keeping boys and girls out of the Reformatory and Industrial School than by support ing institutions like Dr. Barnardo's As Home Secretary; I Homes. thank God for Dr. Barnardo's Homes."
The income for the year from all sources, ordinary and special, amounted to 2521,514 and the ex- penditure to £521,400.
The people in the convent ad- vised her to return to England
federates took her Back to the establishment. She refused to leave the country without her baby, who was eventually return ed to her in " a poor state of health. She then obtained a poët in a ship, the Highland Rover, of the Nelson Line, as stewardess, through the efforts of Canon Car ney, and worked her passage back to England.
יד
You have these two houses in Christina-street next door to one another 1-Yes.
Private-Apartments."
You live in one of them I have my own private apartments.
Are both houses used for ac commodating lodgers -Yes,
Is there a communication door between the two bouses --Only at the back. It has nothing to do with the shop.
Damaged Package must be left in the Godowns for examination by the on- gases, and the Company Burveyors,
Mësuara, Arunsaas & Novelas, at 10 km on Mondays and Thursdays, within the Free Storage period.
All Claims against the Steamer maat be presented to the Underagued on or batore June, 1925, or they will not be recognized.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Gocowan.”
MACKINNON, MAURENZIE & Co.
Agents
Hong Kong, th June, 1928. 16335 BRITISH INDIA S.S. CO., LTD.
FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.
THE
Stenmabi
**TAKADA" having arrived from the sbore Forte, Consignees of Largo are hereby intermed that their Goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Whart #nd Godown Company's Godows at Aowloon, where Delivery may be obtained as Hoo sa Goods are landed.
Goods out cleared by 15th June, 1928, will be subject to Kent
HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE,
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
DE Motor Yousel
*VOGTLAND”
haring arrived. Consignees of Cargo s hereby notified that their Goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hong Kong Kowloon Wharf & Godowe Company's godowns st. Kowloon, wherd Delivery can be obtained as the Goods are landed.
Optional Cargo will be landed, unless Notice has been giron prior to Steemer's Arrival
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns,
and all Goods remaining undelivered Iter 9th Jnas, 1923, will be subject to Rent.
All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on 8th June, 199 at 10a.m., by our Surveyors, Mesars Goddard and Dongist.
All Claims must reach us before 23rd Jans, 1929, or they will not ba recognized.
No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned.
"JEBSEN & CO.
Agents.
Hong Kong, ith Jana, 1929. [6337
SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.
CONSIGNER NOTICE.
8.5. "SPHINX.
BRINGING CARGO FROM MARSEILLES, Ac.
TONSIGNEES are hereby informed
CONSIGNE God with the exception of Opium, Transton and Valuables are being landed and stored into the Godowns of the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Uni, Ltd., Kowinen; whence Delivery may be obtained immediately after landing.
All Claims must be sent în to me on or before Thursday, the 14th June, 1928,-- or they will not be recognized...
the
Damaged Packages will be examined by Company's Surveyors. Meners. Goddard & Douglas in the presence 8.1. 00 ef the Consignees at 10 Monday, 11th June, 1999.
No Fire Insurance, will be exffected" by as in any case whatever.
L. LESD-OS
Agent.
[6338 Hong Kong, 5th June, 1998. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,
BREMEN.
FRE Steamer
|THE
No Fire Lusurance will be effected by us in any case winterur."
"SAABBRUECKEN" Damaged Packages must be left in theving arrived from BREMEN, HAM Consignees and the Company's surveys are hereby notified that their Cargo is Godowns for esmination by the BURG and Porta. Consignees of Cargo
I am not asking you that. Can Messrs. Goddard and Douglas, at 1 being landed at their risk into the Go-
you get from one bouze to the other Oh, yes.
Both are six-rcomed houses, and in one of them four of the rooms are need as bedrooms-Yen...
Is that the house in which you and your husband live --No, that is over the shop.
I suppose that you and your hus- band occupy one bedroom!-Yes.
And three other bedrooms are occupied by lodgers?—Yes.
Are these lodgers for the most part Arab seamen 1-Yes, they are. It has become a pretty profitable undertaking-Yes, that is right.
How long do these foreign lodgers stay with you at one time? Maybe a week, maybe only a few days. It depends when their ship leaves.
If your lodgers want refresh ments with their food, where do they get it-Total abstainers, all of them, sir.
Dame of
Oh, come, this is very refreshing, all the Arabs total abstainers.
Mrs. Thabeth said that from 1913 to 1918 she used, the Miller. Questioned whether she had used other names, she broke down and for a few moments sob bed in the witness-box.
Mrs. Thabeth then said that at one time she went under the name of Sol.
What nationality is he?-Mauri
tius,
Did you live with him 7-Yes, How long were you living with him?-About twelve months. He we often away at sea.
And there were other men Ob, no, sir.
Did you go through.a form of marriage with Sol—Yes..
What year was that?-I cannot remember.
A.M., Alondays and Thursdays,
All Claims must be presented within downs of the Hong Kong and Kowloon Ten days of the Stonmer's arrival here, ; and
Whart and Godown Co., Ltd. Kowloos, alter which date they
where Delivery can be obtain cannot recognised
A Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns.
A Protext has been noted by the Master. 11
MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO. Hong Kong, 8th June, 1922. (8256
PRINCE LINE.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
FROM NEW YORK.
THE Motor Vessel
JAPANESE PRINCE" having arrived from the above Port. on 7th instant, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of
the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Kowloom, and stored at Limited, Comigates' risk and expense.
brokon, chafed and damaged All Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on Wednesday, 17th instant, st 10 am,
All Claims most be presented within Fifteen days of the Vessel's arrival here, after which date they cannot le recognized.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and All Goods remaining undelivered after 14th instant, will be subject to Rent
No Fire Insurance has been effected. Kills of Lading will be countersigned
by
FURNESS (FAR EAST), LTD. 2nd Floor, King'e Building, Connaught Road, Hong Kong. Telephone No. 3185, Hong Kong, if June, 1998 (8351
THE FIVE-DAY WEEK.
PRODUCTION INCREASED BY
SATURDAY OFF.
When living with this coloured man in 1916, you were writing to the society asking for your child to be taken over by you?—Yes.
What means had you in 1918 of She sent in a form on August supporting hert-None whatever. Mr. Henry Ford's claim to be the 7th, 1012, asking the society to
Mr. Warren: When did you visit originator of a five-day work in industry was contested by Mr. F. take over her child. This was the girl last-Only yesterday. .done, and then she worked as a
Am I right ja describing her as H. Crittall, chairman of the Crit-" domestic servant in a number of being in a lovely home with beauti-tall Manufacturing Co., Ltd., when places, until her marriage she ful grounds and several servants the new hall at Silver End, the believed her other husband had Yes.
died-on January 31st, 1918, at Your daughter is the third house Newport Register Office, to Alimaid 1-1 don't know. Thabeth, a Mohammedan seaman She has been in the society's They were now living together custody for seventeen years, "and at Christina-street, Cardiff, where nothing has ever happened to her 1 they were keeping a boarding house for Arab seamen only.
man-
There were no children of the second marriage. Her husband had converted the front of one of his two bouses into a grocery shop, and was willing that her daughter should act as ageress at the shop.. Mrs. Thabeth, a middle-aged woman, said in answer to Mr. Pritchard that her husband was an Arab...
She stated, in describing her experiences, that when she was taken to the establishment she wan sold for £250.
Mr. Fritchard: Why did you send; your daughter to this institution? Because I had no means of keep ing her
Mrs. Thabeth said that her pre- rent husband was a good man.
(Continued on 'neat Oolumns}, "
-Yea
Mr. Pritchard then called the name of the girl, but the judge. interposing, said, "I propose to see the daughter in my retiring- room.”
A neatly dressed girl rose from the body of the court and followed the judge and counsel into an inner room.
company's village near Witham, Essex, was opened by the Lord Mayor of London, Sir Charles Batho
Mr. Crittall said: '
All Goods remaining undelivered after the 18th of June, 1995, will be subject to Bant
No Fire Insurance will be effected by sa in any case whatever.
Damaged Packages must be left in the
for examination by Gode
the Cón- and the Company's Surveyors, Anderson & Arbo,, at 10 am
Mesta.
on the 11th of Jans, 1928.
He Claims will be admitted after the Goods save left the Godown and all Calma must be presented within Two Weeks of the Bhip's arrival here, after. which date they will not be recognised.
Consignees are requested to surrender thair Bills of Lading to the Undersigned for Countersignstars.
MELCHERS & 00.
Agenta: NORDDÄTACERa Lzoves, BazmMEF.. Hong Kong, 5th June, 1923. [6339 CONSIGNEES' NOTICE. THE BEŃ, LINĖ STEAMERS.
LIMITED.
FROM LEITH, MIDDLESBRO', ANT. WERF, LONDON & STBAÍTE.
The Steamship "BENLO MOND."
¡ONSIGNEES of Cargo are bareby CONS
informed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the hazarden and/or extra hazardous Godewar of the Wharf and Hong Kong and Kowloon Godown Co., Ltd., whence and/or from the wharves, Delivery may be obtained.
No Chaim will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowens, and al Goods
remaining undelivered after the 11th inst, will be subject to Rent...
All Olaims against the teamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 25th inst, or they will not be recognized.
All broken, chafed and darzanged Goods are to be left in the Godown, where they will be examined on the 9th instant, 10am, by Messrs. Goddard & Douglas. No Fire Insurance has beam effected. Hills of Lading will be cóm tersigned by GIBE, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD.
Aguile
[6336 Hong Kong, ith June, 1928.
BRITISH INDIA S.S, CO., LTD,
FROM KOBE & MOJ. ;-
THE Steamship
"TAKLIWA.” The five-day week was in opera- tion in our metal-window fac having strived from the above Ports, torics at least six months before Consignees of Cargo are hereby in-
formed that their Goods Harry Ford started it. Our men landed and placed at thele risk in the are being make big wages, but they earn them.
When we decided to cut
out work on Saturday we found Godown 2 and Kowloon Wharf and
to our great surprise that our production was greater than it had been before.
The portraits on the walls of the The judge returned to court later, new hall are very numerous, and and seked Mr. Pritchard if he there is one of every man who has wished to put any questions to the girl which he had not already done served the firm for 20 years.
At the Silver End factory of the during the private consultation.
Mr. Pritchard: I am content to arm only ex-Service men are em- leave it to you.
The judge: I have had a talk with, and without the slightest hesitation I refuse the application.
ployed.
- SUNRISE AND SUNSET:
Sunrise.
Šunici, 7.07 p.m. Mrs. Thabeth, who was sitting in To-day 3.38 4.m. the court, burst into tears when she To-morrow...8.33 Monday 6.38. heard the judge's decisión.
7.07
7.07
Company's Godowns at Bow. loon, where Delivery may be obtained
Goods arü lamded. Goods not cleared by 9th June, 1928, will be subject to Rent,
No Fire Insurance will be effected by ds in shy case whatever-
Damaged Packages must be left in the Godowas, for examination by the Con- signess and the Company" surreyors, Mor Goddard and Douglas, at 10. am, Mondays and Thursdays.
Af Claims must be premented within Ten days of the Steamer's arrival here, after which date they cannot be recognised.
No Claim will be admitted after the Goode have left the GodówiN. MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO Hong Kong, 2nd June, 1928. (6396
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