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KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.

STATIONS

TIME-TABLE.

UP TRAINS

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AMAMAKAM, (AM. | P.K. P.K FX FX FXRIX,

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Kowloon ...Dep, 8.40 8.05 8:30 9.10 10.00 12.15 1.15 2.83 8.00 4.30 6.43 7.30

Yazmati... Dap,] 6.49

Bhatin

Dep. 7.01

Taipo Market Dep. 7.15

Taipe

Dep. 7.20

Fanling Dep, 2.30)

9.2010.06 12.24 1.29

9 8310,2015,35 1,34| 9.4810.33/12.49 1.47 9.18 10.37 19.39 1.31

10,05:10,47 1,09 2,01

4.38 5.50 7.33

4.80 6.0 7.50 5,04 0,158,03 3.09 8.19 8.07 5.18 8.90 8.17 8.23 8.35 8.272 5,39 6,41 8.37

726

Sheangaani Dep. 7.359.07 10.10.53 1.09 2.06 3,14

Shamchun ......Art.. 7,41] 8,45|9,13,10.1810,58 1,14 2,12 3,20 8,40

Canton ...AT. 12.40 — 6.88 -

No.7 No. & No. 15 Na, 17 No,19 | Na31 | Ne. 2o. 3 AM. AM. A.K. A.M. AUM.

P.MP.M.

DOWN TRAINS

STATIONS Ja, 1 No. 3

Canton Dep

Bos

6,32

Shamakan...Dep. 7.18 8.05 10.35 11.49, 11.58 9.68 4.89 5.49 | 6,45 | 7.04 - Bheangahai Dep. 7.95 8.19 10.4% Fanling

Dep. 7.30 8.18 10.417

Taipo Market Dep. 7,40 8.28 10.37

Taipo 1.Dep, 7.44 8.31 11.01 Austin ...Dep. 7,57 8.44 | 11.14] -- Yannati Dap, 8.11" 8,66 | 11.28 Kowloon A, 8.17 9,02 11.32 12.29

11.03 8.05 446 5.58

12.07 3.10 4.50 6.00

19,18| 8,31 3,00 810

12.39 3.26 5.04 835

12.36 3.39 6.7 6.28 12,49 9,516.99 | 5.40 12.54 3,57 6.85 0.46 7.28 7.44-

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COSTS AGAINST THE POLICE.

DIARY OF EVENTS.

MISTAKE IN MAKE AN ARREST.

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THE LIST.

AN APPOINTMENT BEFORE NEXT SPRING,

LONDON, June 20th. The retirement of Dr. Davidson. the Archbishop of Canterbury, is now regarded as only a matter of time by those who are in the best position to know.

The Archbishop has already an- nounced that he will not preside over the next Lambeth Conference, which takes place in July, 1930, It is regarded as certain that he would give his successor at least 18 months to prepare for the con- ference. This would mean that the Archbishop's retirement would take place next February or before.

Dr. Davidson will celebrate his golden wedding in November, and there is this additional personal reason for carrying on for the next few months, apart from the in- terest of assisting in a decision as to the Church's policy regarding the new Prayer Book. The steps to be taken when the Archbishop retires are somewhat vague, as there is no precedent to go by. It

ALIBI PROVED.

Ten guineas, costs were allowed against the police by Mr. Gill, the Westminster magistrate par Jane 14th, when he dismissed a remanded charge against Leonard. Henry Langham, aged thirty-nine, sales- man, of Longfield, Great Bookham; Surrey, of loitering for the pur pose of betting at Knightsbridge."

The evidence of two policemen was that Mr. Langham was séen, at about 1.20 p.m. on Derby Day, to receive a slip from a man in the street. The man had been seen to write "Sunny Trace" on a slip-a police sergeant in plain clothes. looking over his shoulder the while

before handing it over.”

Then, it was said," Mr. Langham went into a public house where an- other man gave him a ten-shilling When he loft the public house Mr. note wrapped in a piece of paper.

Langham visited a tobacconist's, bought some cigarettes, and was arrested on leaving.

Denial Of Betting.

He at once denied the suggestion of betting, saying that a mistake. had been made. Nothing was found on him relating to the charge, and who said that Mr. Langham was number of witnesses were called

is possible, however, that the Arch-with them in a public house at the bishop will submit a number of time the police said they had him names to the Prime Minister" for submission to the King.

The name of Dr. Strong, Bishop of Oxford, is being mentioned in Church

circles as possible successor to the Archbishop. Dr. Lang, the Archbishop of York, and the Bishops of Manchester (Dr. Temple) and Durham (Dr. Hensley Henson) have also been mentioned.

under observation. ·

Mr. Gill said he thought a mis- take had been made

Mr. Johru Busse (barrister), de.. fending, asked for costs, and said

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Theatre: "A Little

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World Theatre: Virtue. Star Susan."

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Friday,

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Machree."

Queen's Theatre: "Mother

World Theatre: "Upstage." Star Theatre: 'Women Leve Diamonds."

Tea Dance: H.K. Hotel, 4.30 p.m. Principal Mails:-Inward: Europe vid Negapatam, Letters only (Kid- derport). Outward: Europe viá Siberia (Sui Yang), € p.m.

Saturday. (July 14th.) Queen's Theatre: Machree."

"Mother

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that gross negligen had been shown by the police. Mr. Langham was a man of unblemished reputas Tea Dancer: H.K. Hotel, 4.30 tion. Mr. Busec asked the magis-p.m.; King Edward Hotel, 5 p.m. trate to mark his disapproval of the way in which the case had been brought.

Mr. Barker (for the police) said the mistake, if there had been one, was an honest one..

Mr. Gill said a mistake had been ANOTHER GREAT STORES made, and he thought Mr. Lang ham ought to be indemnified at any rate; to some extent against iris loss.

DEAL.

SUCCESS OF A YOUNG MAN.

The magistrate allowed costs as stated.

Dragone v. Filipinos Club; Junior BASEBALL-Senior Division,

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Mesme. Swears and Wells, the furriers of Oxford-street, have acquired the business of Messrs. Gooch, the outfitters of Knights-- bridge, and also that of the Caven- dish House Company, Cheltenham, one of the finest concerns of its kind in the West of England.,,

These flourishing businesses will henceforth be controlled from Ox- ford-street, with Mr. Cyril J. Ross (chairman of Swears and Wells) at

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MOTORING GANG.

LONDON, June 14th.

A gang of thieves touring in a motor-car, and specialising in the theft of antique silver, is believed unusual to be responsible for an number of robberies.

Early yesterday morning thieves raided Northbrook House, Bentley, Hampshire, the residence of Mr. John Fyue, and stole silver and other articles valued at about £200. Shortly after midnight a motor-car containing four men, was seen to stop near the house. It was then driven away, but returned a few

It is provisionally announced that the popular, daughter of a peer famous in the realm of politica has been engaged to preside over" cer-bours later. tain departments at Gooch's extab- lishment, where she will have her own salon and be present daily to advise cliente.

Organiser of 34.

Passing motorists saw three men working at the car and singing, and one offered help, which was courteously declined Meanwhile, fourth man is believed to have farced the shutters of the library Mr. Cyril Ross, the organiser be-window and ransacked the dining bind this great amalgamation, is a room and drawing-room. Flying young man thirty-four years of age. | Squad detectives are searching for "It is our aim,' he said to the car in London, as it was last

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Principal Mail: Outward: Europe via - Marseilles (Kamo Maru), 9.30 a.m: Europe vid Siberia (Cardiganshire), 6 p.m.

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