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NEW ADVERTISE- MENTS.

E.A.Š.M.A. PICNICS.

LAUNCH PICNIC will be bald on BUNDAT, the 24ra IxsT.

to ISLAND BAY,

Launch will leave QUEEN's Pizz, at 3. Sharp and will call at 3.10 žm. At KOWLOON PIx.

Fex

Members and Family 50 Cents Each, Visitors Introduced

By Members...

$1. Each,

0409

GRAND TATTOO.

IN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE

MR.

R. J. H. HUNT, Hon. Genera! Secretary, will attend at the Office of the "CHEER "O" YMCA., CITY HALL, Every Morning from li to 19 (excepting Bundays).

NOTICE

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UNION INSURANCE SOCIETT

OF JANTON, LIMITED...

CE

INTIMATIONS.

$50,000.

HE above Sem is available for THE

Investment on Mortgage of First Class Property in Hoxo Köse Üretray DISTRICT, subject to Trustee Yaluation. Apply:-

GEO. K. HALL' BRUTTON & CO., ST. GEOROX's Ruitdino, Hong Kong.

16396

THE HONG KONG ELECTRIC CO., LTD.

Issus or 150,000 New ORDINARY SHARKS OF $10 EACH, CREDITED A FULLY PAID UP.

NOTICE REGISTER of MEM BERS of the Company will be CLOSED

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

from 18T JULY, 1928, to the 10 JULY, 1928, Beth Days inclusive, daring which Period No Transfer of Shares can be registered..

Br Order of the Board of Directors, GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD..

Agents Hong Kong, 18th June, 1928, [6300

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd,

INTIMATIONS.

Tennis For Picnics,

Parties, &c., &c.

FORMAZONE

the non-alcoholic

CHAMPAGNE

An excellent substitute for sparkling wine, possessing wonderfully stimulating and refreshing qualities.

ORANGE SQUASH

1928.

PUBLIC MOTOR-CARS.

WANT MORE · PARKING SPACES.

total exceeding 7,000 is directly traceable to the savore restrictions on assisted emigration imposed by the Government "there. Australia. was also less favoured by intend- ing settlers, but on the other hand A COMPLAINT AGAINST THE Canada was able to record gratifying increase last year of nearly 9,000 on the figures for

1926.

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AUTHORITIES.

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A lotter wae received by the

INQUEST ON PRISON WARDER.

SAD STORY OF ILL HEALTH.

FINE OFFICER AND GOOD RECORD.

Without retiring the jury rotura-

Chinese General Chamber of Com-ed a verdict of "suicide" at the

from public mercer

motor-car

owners in the Colony alleging that inquest held yesterday afternoon the Police had withdrawa parking at the Central Magistracy into the

JAPANESE BOYCOTT IN SINGAPORE.

PENALISING THE POORER CHINESE.

FAIRLY RIGOROUSLY CONDUCTED.

Ons interesting result of the anti- Japanese boycott instituted by the Chinese in Singaporo is that it is

penalising the poorest class of tar own community.

Looking at the returns as a whole, the report finds consolation in the fact that the figures are less adverse than might have been expected spaces which had been allotted to death of Warder J. P. Stephans right tons of daila fish--a species

them and given the spaces to the new taxicabs,"

.ner.

having regard to the far-reaching nature of the Dominions Govern-

It was stated that publie car ments restrictions upon State se

owners only make a poor living sisted emigration from Great and that they had always served Britain. But there is a further the public in a satisfactory man- The advent of the taxicabs explanation of the decline. Social

had, however, made the Police legislation must be taken into ac-

frown upon public vehicles with the count There are inducements now

reault that the use of parking for people to remain in Britain

spaces in West Point and elsewhere that were not formerly in opera- has been withdrawn. tion. Unemployment benefit, under

The letter went on to express the Insurance Acts keeps a man and the opinion that the Police wer his family from want, whereas the "not wise in favouring the taxis," same people would, in other days, and that they should remember British Firm $1,000.00 C CALIFORNIAN ORANGES. have found escape from poverty that in the past a similar company in a new life and opportunities had to give up business, and if the new, company should at some future Passage money, across the seas.

date do likewise, the Police would' which is much higher than in have again to look to publio motor pre-war time, also acts as a deter

cars to solve the Colony's convey ance problem.

SITUATION, VACANT.

YASHIER (CHE) Required. by Security. Salary with Good Prospects." -Apply in English: P.O. Box 5

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THE PEAK FLATS."

ERTIFICATE No. 3904 for One Sharo, Per Share Paid Up. Number 108723 in this Society stand ing in the Name of NATIONAL EX- CHANGE CO. INC. OF MANILA. the has been Declared LOST, and if at Expiration of One Mouth from the Dair bereof the above Document be not forthcoming the Said Certificate will be deemed Cancelled and of No Effect, and A NEW Certificate for the and share will be issued in its stead by the Society

with all Modern Conveniences, Drying PAUL LAUDER

Quneral Manager. | Koems and Unt-houses, Two Lifta.........

Hong Kong, 15th June, 1925. (6387

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF

HONG KONG

PROBATE JURISDICTION.

IN TEZ Goons

HERBERT

EDMUND TOMKINS, FORM ELY OF VICTORIA 1X THE COLONT OF HONG KONG, AND LATE OF TRZ Graxes GUIL- DOWN GUILDFORD IN THE COUNTY Marchant; SULLEY, or

DECLASID.

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Court has, by virtua

ITUATED within Two Minutes! Walk from the Tram Station and overlooking the Southern Side of the. Island. Ready for Occupation in JULY. Five Roomed FLATS and

Six-Roomed FLATS

"Apply to-

CREDIT FONCTER D'EXTREME-ORIENT,

4TH FLOOK

FRENCH BANK BUILDING

TO LET.

made from

LIME SQUASH

made from MONTSERRAT LIMES.

DRY GINGER ALE

delightful aroma and rich flavour.

rent..

The Chamber agreed that it was hard on the owners of the 300 vehicles which are rumming in the Colony, at the present time and that if these cars were not able to

who was found with a wound in

his head in King's Park, Kowloon, on the 6th instant.

as

Until the boycott began about which is caught by the Japanese "muro ami bosta-was. put on the market daily, and it was bought almost exclusively by the poorest class of Chinese, for whom it was cheap and nourishing addition to Mr. W. Schoßeld acted

their diet. Since the boycott began Coroner and was assisted by a jury.to effect the Japaneso fish men a Dr. Isaac Newton, Medical Offer month ago this fish" has not been

available. charge of the Kowloon Hospital,

The municipal affort to assist the said that the deceased was admitted Japanese fishermen to get into at about 8.45 p.m. on the 8th in giving them retail stalla in the direct touch with the puchaser, by

stant suffering from a bullet wound market failed, and the supply in the head. He was unconscious ceased after futile efforts to attract purchasers by a price of three cents a catty- centa lower than the at the time his pulse being very

pickets at the markets stopping and irregular. His general conditionormal prica Rumours of Chinese made an operation impossible and questioning marketers have had no intimidation has been practised to he died at 10:45 the same evening confirmation, but it is believed that

a considerable degree. without regaining consciousness.

"The post mortem held the next

day revealed that the bullet had entered by the left ear causing fatet injuries.

Labels For Canned Goods. Although in other quarters the effects of the boycott is being felt as rigorously as ever, Japanese estates have so far not suffered

The attitude of the Dominions seems rather paradoxical on this question of emigration. They are constantly calling out for settlers, "and at the same time they place run at a profit it would mean that tions, including one for appendi-coloured variety, for locally pro

rigid restrictions on those who answer the call.

about 1,000 persons would be Their argument stranded. It was decided to take is that while they would be pre- the matter before the Captain pared to welcome a host of immig- Superintendent of Police. rants, to do this while unemploy ment prevails in the Dominions

The witness mentioned that the deceased had been in the hospital several times and for rather long periods. He had had several opera

citis, following which he was known to complain of pain in the abdomen. The deceased might be described na

a neurotic.

Mr. J. C. West, Chief Warder at

It is not difficult to discover other directions, however, in which local Japaness trade has been hard hit. Hitherto very large orders have gone to Japan for the manufacture of labels, especially of the multi

duced canned goods. Now these orders have gone to a Bristol firm,

China representative of which has made his appearance in Malaya. at an opportune moment.

Blow At Timber Industry,

A great blow has also been struck at the local Japanese timber indus-

would only lead to confusion and WING LOK STREET SHOOT- the Lai Chi Kok Prison said that try, which has hitherto been operate

disappointment. The Dominions

A FLAT IN CARMARY ON BUILDINGA. S. WATSON must, of course, be the best judges

FLATS at MAT ROAD, Hong Kong.

Apply to

HUMPHREYS ESTATE AND

FINANCE CO., LTD., ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS,

0201

of Sention 58 of Ordinance No. 2 of 1897, made An Order Limiting the Time for Creditors and Others to sexd in their Cisims against the above BE LET OR SOLD-Com

modious BUNGALOW st Estate to the 147H DAY 073ULY, 1928.-

MAGAZINE All Creditors and Others are accord- ingly hereby required to send, in their Good Garden, Private Garage-Apply.

& CO., LTD. Aerated Walter Manufacturers,

Phone C. 436.

[50

Btreet.

of their own requirements, and they -alone can decide the policy to be pursued. But, as the report em-

ING AFFRAY RECALLED.

C.S.P. THANKS CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The shooting affray in Wing Lok phasises, the history of the United Street when two Chinese constables States afforda striking evidence to were shot dead and Sgt. McMahon the contrary." For nearly a cen-seriously wounded by robbers in tury the policy adopted there was the latter part of last year was that of the open door. It was recalled yesterday at the Chinese

standpoint it was a success; and

it

he had known the deceased for overed with great success from Dutch

seven years. He was a fine officer and had a good record:

Wisness said that he had an idea that deceased was financially em brassed but could not any for cer- tain. He was late on duty on the 5th instant, and did not apply for leave

A. Latter,

Ab about 6.13 p.m. on the 7th

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&

territory. Chinese aw-mills all over Malaya will hot use Japan- ese cub logs, the explanation, being that their coolice wilt not work on them. Run on well organised lines, these Japanese have admittedly

much supplied the wood st cutters can hope to, and it is a cheaper price than Chinese wood- matter for speculation as to whe ther the boycott is going to result in increased coria. To date there has been no increase.

Japanese acetic acid has found a market among Chinese owners of

GAP, near MOTOR ROAD! Hong Kong Office: 11, 100 Hou found, to pay. From the economic General Chamber of Commerce witness said that he received abber estates to a very great ex-... Clima to the Undersigned on or before Dor No 6273, c/o Hong Kong Daily London Office: 21, Bride Lane, laid the foundations of the abound Mr. E. D. C. Wolle, was read, in Warder Sutherland. After reading sources of supply, No fire, be it

that Date.

Dated the 15th day of June, 1928. JOHNSON, TOKES & MASTER, Solicitors for the Executrix,

Prince's Building,

Hong Kong.

[63831

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONG KONG.

PRODATE JURISDICTION.

IX 181 GooDe or SAMUEL BORUTTON ROBERTS, LATE OF CRANFORD HUSSELL ROAD, CLLOTON-ON-SEA IN THE COUNT!!

UNITED OF ESSEX IN ΤΗΣ KIKGD M,

K, DECEASED.

Preas.

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O LET.-From 1 JULY, Semi-

Tdetached Fully Varnished & Boom

HOUSE with Tannis Court and Gar. age, BROADWOOD HEAD. Reply P.O. Box 19.

(6454

то

10 LET.-Faraished for 4 Months Four Roomed HOUSE on BowEN ROAD. Small Garden. Moderate Bantal. Apply: JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & BON, ALxandra BuildINGR.

[6330

EMI-DETACHED HOUSE, with Flush Installation, No. 5, CONDUIT GIVEN NOTICE IS HERE, Yrts of BOAD. Three 3-4 Roeland FLATS in Nos. 14 and 18, CONDUIT ROAD-Apply Provisions of Bection 58 of Ordinance No, of 1897, made An urdetto: H. M. H. NEMAZEE.

the

Limiting the Time for Creditors and Others to and in their Claims against the above Estate to the 14TH JULY, 1928.

All Creditors and Others are accord- ingly hereby required to send in their Claims to the Undersigned on or before Last Date,

(399)

DEACONS, Solicitors for the Executor, Prince' Building, Hong Kong.

Q.

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PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

No. of Bala

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Lot No. 97.

Begistry No.

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Locality,

Boundary S

Measure-

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Contents

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SERVICE TO READERS.

Fleet Street, EQ 4

The Daily Press.

Hoxe Kaso, Jusx 22x0, 1928.

EMPIRE SETTLEMENT

PROBLEMS.

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when-a-letter from the Capisiu, Superintendent of Police, the Hen, letter which was brought to him by

which he thanked the Chairman it, he hastily naked one of the and members of the Chamber for warders to get out his motor-cycle the 33,000 which the Chamber had raieed for the families of the two resolute constables.

PAID.

combination and drive to King'e Park. He also rang up the Sham Shiu Po and Yaumati Police

out search parties.

ing prosperity of America to-day

What seems needed now is for the British and Dominions Govern

ments to tackks the problem of emigration in дого mander, There have been half- 'measures. A tinkering spirit has prevailed. But the distribution of "SHUN PO" CLOSES DOWN. Stations and asked them to send population is mora than Over essentially an Imperial question. NO APPEAL AND NO FINES The problem is a big one, but it is not insuperable. One condition of THE encouragement" of emigration success, however, stands out very

The Shum Po (Hong Kong Morn has been persistently advocated in clearly. Before a solution of the ing Post) has suspended publica. Great Britain as a solution of many problem can be hoped for it will tion following the conviction of the industrial ills; but it is curious be necessary to induce a radical publisher and printers for evading to observe how little has been change in the attitude of the the Press Censorship and printing achieved. Six years ago the Empire Dominions, to emigration in its articles advocating an anti-Japan Settlement Act was passed with the widest aspect.

ese Boycott. The paper did not ap laudable object of placing some of

pear yesterday and when our re the surplus unemployed in useful

presentative paid a visit to the occupations in the Dominions the

newspaper's offices there was

Three, cases of enteric (1 Japanese

and Chinese) and one Chinese

DO

tent, and it is said that these plan- ters are now looking for other in the home of the humblest Chinese match, according to popular report, labourer, is now lit by a Japanese

and this phase of the boycott has dealt a serious blow to a business that was flourishing in Malaya.- Straits Times.

BERLIN WELCOMES “BREMEN" FLIERS.

ESCORT OF 30 'PLANES.

Arriving at King's Park witness found Inspector Fallon already there but it was not until near 8.13 HUGE CROWDS ENTHUSIASM. p. that the deceased, was found. (THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.] Ho was lying with his hands on his

BERLIN, June' 20th. stomach and with his head in a A crowd of 750,000' frantically- pool of blood. A revolver lay be triumphal

watched the cheering Berlinera

procession of the side him and opening it he found tremen fliers, who arrived here by that one bullet had been fired. A planes. little later Dr. Wong arrived and injected morphine into the deceased

air with ap escort of flty aero-

men who were unable to get back case of typhoid were reported on one there except one junior repor and the ambulance took him away British Ambassador rejoiced that

to regular work after the war. But

Wednesday

it must be admitted, as is done in The Artists' Guild of New York the report of the Government Com-awarded the Annual Blue Riband to Sunrise" as being the finest "mittee just published, that the Act picture produced in 1997.

hai not done much in this direc- tion. The reason is to be sought in the basic fact that the flow of emigration must be in definite ratio to the absorbent powers of the Dominions which is limited in

of Parliament or State control can capacity in this respect, and zo Act

alter it.

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ter and a few of the printing "staff.

The place had a deserted air. No to the Kowloon Hospital work was being done and no one knew the whereabouts of the editor, who is also the publisher, or the proprietors.

It is understood that the fines of 825, 8230 and 8500 had not been paid nor had the publisher Dr

The E.A.B.M.A. Club is holding a launch picnic on Sunday to Island Bay. The launch will leave Queen's Fier sharp at 3 p.m. and will call at Queen's Fier at 3.10 printera p.m. The charges are as usual. “'

Warder Sutherland then gave evidence of receiving the letter at 8.10 p.m. og the 7th instant. It was addressed to him and on read- ing it he immediately took it to the Chief, Warder.

Hotel Boy With The Letter. Chiu Wa, a Chinese boy employ ed at the Ku Toi Hotel, Nathan Road said that a European occupi He got up at 7 am the next any ed room No. 58 on the 6th instant.

The fliers were formally wei- comed by the Burgomaster and the American and British Ambassadors. In the couree of a speech, the the courage and skill of Ireland were associated with the courage, the first weetward Atlantic flight. ekill and enterprise of Germany in

F

LATIN AMERICAN

REPUBLICS."

JOINT CONFERENCE ORGANISED. surrendered yesterday

MR. KELLOGG'S INVITATION. moning when the time expired for Probate of the will of Tam Abril of 81,000 and $250 to be found

(KKUTER'S AMERICAN, SERVICE.). village in the Toi Bhan district, Shan Po will not pay, the fines nor Yow, farmer of Lung Tung As far as can be ascertained the

WASHINGTON, June 21st. Mr. Kellogg has invited all the. Kwang Tung, who died at his home on January 8, 1968, has been iz the appeal likely to be proceeded and after asking for a pen and cipate in a Conference of Concilia- Latin American Republics to parti granted to his widow, Tam Li Shi, with. Chinese opinion was that the paper wrote a letter and gave him tion and Arbitration here on Dec. of 143, Connaught Road Central required apology went considerably 2 cents to take it to the Lai Chi 10th. Mr. Kellogg and Mr. Hughes Deceased left estate in the Colony further than any newspaper was Kok Prison al 6 p.2 valued at 84,400.

likely to accept.

will represent the United States.

The Conference is the outcom Another Chinese boy of the same of resolution passed at the Paz Hotel named Hau Hong, sizo gave February.

American Conference at Havana in

evidence to the affect that the de

There are some points of general interest which, throw light on the subject. In recent years emigra tion from Great Britain and Northern Ireland has tended to Queeni are to be placed in the new Signed portraits of the King and

HONG KONG DAILY decline. From these two areas Wesleyan Bailors' and Soldiers' WEATHER REPORT. TRESS, LTD., and the HONG

ocased had his breakfast at 11 am. CHIEF OF STAFF IN INDIA. | East.. Mrs. J. G. Knight Anstey KONG WEEKLY PEERS, through 132,300 individuals went in 1926 to Home now being built on Fraya their London Office, at 21, BRIDE LANx, other parts of the Empire; last addressed & personal request to Yesterday's weather report, fore-on the 7th instant, and after paying

SIR PHILIP CHETWODE. EC. 4, are prepared to

such a portrait and a reply has Royal Observatory at 5.25 p. The man left the Hotel at 15.30 [BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE.] accommodating, available. The numbers assisted in Empire been forwarded vid the Hon, the stated:-- regarding motoring facilities, suitable shopping settlement in 1996 were 66,530, but Colonial Secretary that both their. Pressure is highest to the eastp.m.

Rvory, June 20th.. centres, etc.

Majestice will be very pleased to of the Bonins. Depressions lie over

Inspector Fallo gave formal General Sir Philip Chetwods bas in 1927 these show a decrease to sign portraits for the new Home N.E. Japan, Korea and South Il, when at home, they will call or

the telephone to the above address, they will

evidence and without retiring heen appointed Chief of receive the ntmoet asmstance and the 63,027. For this New Zealand must Steps are being taken to obtain China.

General Staff in India, in ane Local Forecast:-S.W. or vari the jury returned a verdict of cession to Lieutenant-General Sir the portraits which will be sent to: latout available information on all mb.

be held largely responsible. The Buckingham Palace for the Royal able winds, moderate, generally

"Suicide."

Andrew Skeeni jects of enquiry will be placed at their

overcast, some rain. disposal.

falling off in that. Dominion of a autographs.

FLERT

giro 8ed Visitor advice Year that total had fallen to 199,733 | Queen Mary for ber signature to cast and remarks, issued by the the bill gave the change to him. I