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On the British achooner Jeypore,
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The marriage between Mr. W. F:
While a lady resident, of York, was driving a motorcar through districts where the forces of the which has just arrived in Hong] Simmons, the Secretary of the Houg Kirton Holme, near Swineshend riminal are more than a match for "Kong from London (whence she Kong Tramways, Ltd., oldest son (Lines.), accompanied by two re-. The lady driver lost the forces of law. Then the absence sailed on August 20th) are a number of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. J. Simmons, Iatives and a maid, she was stung
of greyhounds, consigned to. Shang, of Haverhill, Suffold; and Wini- by a wash,
control and the car crashed into a fred, only daughter of the late Mr. telegraph pole with terrific force. Thos. F. Callum and Mrs. Callum. The passenger riding in the dickey
seat was killed almost instantan of 39, Church-crescent, London, N. 10.. was announced to take place at of the ear, who were severely injur ously, and the other three occupants St. James's Church, Muswell Hill, were taken to Baston Hospital,
on October 2nd. Mr. Londen,
where one died, while another was Simmons is returning to Hang found to have a fractured spine. Kong with his wife by the P. & C.
The driver's condition was Also Saldera,
erinus, she having sustained several fractured ribs.
himself.
Mr. T. U. Parkinson, manager of the export department of Measts.
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A brick upon which Sir Robert his name white a boy at Harrow" School has just been found after being lost for more than half a eentury.
of indignation, impatience, and of corporate feeiing in the community
The marriage arranged between Philip Jones. Royal Air Force, and all tend to perpetuate the present state of things. Each Chinese is Nowelle, elder daughter of Mr. and presumed to be “able to look after Mes, G. M. Billings, of Victoria, B.C. late of Shanghai, was an Himself, to take his own precautionis nounced to take place in Holy Road, to ensure the safety of his property Crofton, on October 6th. and his person. His failure.to da
The chse against the Canton City so is regarded as reflecting discredit Battery Co., who are being sued for Inut upon the community but upon infringement of trade-mark by the Jardine, Matheson & Co. at Tin Peel, the famous statesman, carved
**Everrendy * Battery Co., was If anything. there is a continued yesterday afternoon at the tin. left for Honz on October 4th Kowicon Magistracy. Evidence was After 2 years in. Tientsin he bas wholesome distrust of the agencies heard of employees of two shops who retired in order to join his father
At Harrow Sir Robert which are established for the pur-sold batteries, and the case was ad-in-law in partnership in the Yorke shir firm of H Radcliffe, & Co.
was a pupil of the Rev. Mark His departure will be greatly re- Drary, whose honar stood on the pose of detecting and preventing
wasite of the present school bookshop. illegalities.
Fretted by many friends, a that of fra Parkinson who went Mr. Drury retired in 1990, and one last yeas, Mr. Parkinson is there is no record of anyons succeed. coded at Ewo by Mr. Cockining to his house, but a brick upon until the great wool city of Bradford, name was one of the sights
like Mr. Parkinson, hails from which young Peel had earred his He has previously been at Hankow it disappeared about 60 years ago. and Shanghai.
Last month while re-decorating the
SUIT Lookshop, workmen found bricks bearing traces of boys' names carved more than 100 years ago. Most of the names were illegible, but standing out distinctly was that of Peel. The brick is now in the school museum.
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journed until Friday morning.
Sir Henry Gollan, Chief Justice hof Hong Kong, says the thing
press and Telegraph was a god father at the christening of the infant daughter of Brig. General Sir William and Lady Manning Otterden Parish Church. The res ponsibilities of the position must have been accepted by proxy na Sir Henry is engaged in his legal duties here.
Such conditions will neger improved until there springs up a healthy public spirit, which is ready not only to denounce crime but to
It is not by conen suppress it. trating public opinion on unequal treaties and similar debateable topics, while, piracies, kidnapping and murders are the order of the day, that China will win the world's esteem, bat, by correcting those as to make internal disorders sa
such a story as we have told in- ommen, if not impossible. At thr present moment there are far too many persons in Pridene-Chines and forvigners alike-who have suffered by this lawlessness for
·Ching as a nation to bear herself with pride and with dignity before the rest of the world."
At the Kowloon Magistracy yes terday morning a Chinese was fined $20 or three weeks' imprisonment for the theft of an opium pipe.
$389,
The Wilbur Blackbirds" started A four night season at the Theatre Royal last night with Plantation Days," and to-night they are giving "A Minstrel Review." -
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Colonel L. M. Cosgrave, Canadian Trade Commissioner at Shanghai, will arrive in Hong Kong about October 5th by the Paul oral, on a trade tour of Hong Kong. Manila and South China. Firms interested in Canadian products are invited to get in touch with Colonel Co grave through the Secretary of the Hong Kong Getierat Chamber of Commerce.
The process of the Duffield Iron Corporation for producing from direct from the ore has, as a resuit of experiments carried on in Ges. many, been found impracticable, and the rman Steel Trust has terminated its negotiations for its acquisition. The Steel Trust, in collaboration with the Krupp firm in Essen, have decided that the Norsk Staal process gives the best practical results and is best alapt
for the production of iron in large quantities. They have there fare formed the Eisen Schwamm The appointment of Vice-Admiral Company with a capital of £3,000 A. K. Waistell, C.B., ns Comman to develop the process. A start has der-in-Chief on the China Station, already been made with the erection in succession to Vice Admiral Sir of the plant and it is hoped that Reginald Tyrwhitt, has been amend werk mar he commenced in about ed to date November 28th. His Haga year's time. Gas is used in this is the hoisted on that day, in process and the iron is extracted at H. M.S. President, at Binckfriars. low temperatures by means of ele
It is anticipated that The Vice-Admiral will proceed to tric current. China in the P. & 0, sa. Mureionin, the process will effect a great saving leaving England on December 8th, in raw materials, and due at Ilong Kong ch February 1st, 1920.
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-Work has been begun scheme of the Hong Kong Tram ways to join up the line in Percival Street with that on Wong Nei Chong Road. When the Government Rond which lies between the Police and Craigengower Club, is will enter the completed. trams Valley Percival Street and re- turn rid Tin Lok Lahe. while, the new line between Percival Street and Wong Nei Chong Road will help to relieve the congestion. on the occasions when there are
Meno:
A representative meeting of lead producers was held in London last month The following statement was issued after the meeting: Th meeting considered the preparation of complete statistical information. of world's production and consump tion for the guidance of producers, the present position of stacks and production, and the steps which
may be necessary to regulate pre-
The meeting made " duction to meet may falling off in. consumption. arrangements for the collection of compte statistical records of the The position of world industry. stocks was surveyed, and these ware Ar. found to be inconsiderable. rangements were made to provide present pro- against any addition The system of general messing duction, and, further, in case of urgent necessity to curtail it. The in the British Savy, introduced ex-
view was taken that consumption was now keeping pace with the Periantall, has undoubtedly come to stay. Yes it is anything but world's recently reduced, produc- popular in the lower deck, and a
tion, and that there was no neces The Very Rev, the Dean of Shang
good many officers regard it as a hai, John Fitz Simon Symons, who
doubtful improvement. Under theity to take any immediate action to reduce output." The domestic died on January 10th last, left plan to raise that part of Leighton old system there was one cook production of the United States of
rating to each hundred of the com property in England valued at
plement, and every mess produced America, being insufficient for th culinary talent of its own.
The country's needs, is not affected. Authorised allowance of provisions was issued raw, and, in co-operation
MINIATURE ARSENAL IN with the galley cooks, the messes
A TRUNK. dealt with this according to taste.
SEIZURE AT PING ON The method worked perfectly well, and the men took an active interest
WHARF. in the catering question, which
A miniature arsenal was found in domestic life ashore. The engagement is announced of probably proved useful to them in Miss Esther Zasnikoff daughtergressive Board of Admiralty decid-side a trunk yesterday evening at The Secretary of State for the
about 6.30 p.m. by the Police at of Mr. and Mrs.. B. Zasnikoff, od that it was wrong that the men Colonies has appointed Capt. Tientsin to Mr. Boris Z. Nacht should have anything to do with Ping On Wharf. The contained one Both are well-known and the preparation of their food. So machine gun, three revolvers, one PH. Lang to be Assistant Crown
introduced, Mauger pistol, and an automatic. popular members of the Tientsin general messing was F. J. Farr to be Radiologist Eler- is a partner in the frm of Sapire does not know what it will get for rounds of ammunition.
The seizure was made while the not think it necessary to go abroad trologist in the Medical Depart- Brothers, fur exporters, and is per dinner till it sits down
manently domiciled in Tientsin. Various difficulties have cropped Police were conducting a search of for twenty years to earn a fortunement.
Miss Zasnikoff.comes from an ortho-.
up: Double the cook ratings are passengers' luggage at the wharf, Her father dox Jewish family.
much larger where the es. Tai Lee was berched. when it can, by threats, be secured
takes a leading part in Jewish amount of space is required in the The trunk was in charge of a cargo in a few days from those who have
on board the Tui Lee, bound for He is an old resident of Tientsin, tion in.resented by the older hands. having been in the Far East since In time, of course, we shall baceongmoon.
It is understood that the carrier the Russo-Japanese war.
a lower deck generation which has never known anything else and will said he was hired by a man to tako take general messing as a matter the luggage to Kongmoon, and did of course. But this generation will not know what the contents were. inck the resource to enter and cook He is being detained pending in- for itself when it is landed for share vestigations. service, as during the Boer War and the Boxer Rebellion.
Yielding to that longing for his. home, his village, and his relatives which few Chinese can resist, he returned to his country beyond Canton only to find his aged parenta dead, and himself the centre of a good deal of interested attention.
crowds in the Valley.
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Noll's Hospital, Shanghai, to He quickly fell a victim to the solicitor in Hong Kong and Mr.Jewish community. Mr. Nachtman which means that the lower deck. together with about eight hundred
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one of typhoid, and one of para. typhoid, were reported in the Colons. All the patients were Chi
Vicomte and Vicomtesse de Sibour. nese, and the small-pox and para-who recently set out on an extensive typhoid cases were reported from world pleasure fight, are expected to visit Hong Kong. The Vicomte Kowloon.
is a director of the firm of William Whiteley. Ltd., and his wife is a daughter of Mr. Gordon Selfridge. They will leave their aeroplane at Bangkok and shoot for a month in In an article published in London the Malay States. Another short recently Dr. Du Riche Preller gives ing trip from Saigon will probably an account of some recent develop- occupy a month and a half, and ments in the systems of lighting while in Sinm they hope also to. used in lighthouse in France. In work up the Me-Kong River, the 1922 high-power incandescent inmps course of which the Vicomte has began to replace the electric are studied intensively in the search for for use in lighthouse illumination, landing grounds, which are few and far between. The next stage of the fight will bring them to China, and after visita to Feng Kong, Shanghai nud Peking, they have arranged to sail to San Francisco, taking their Gipsy Moth with them.
A Chinese, employed as a donkey man on board the s.s. hangte, was remanded until Thursday by Mr. W. Schofield at the Kowloon Magis- tracy yesterday morning. He was charged with being in possession of 24 taels of prepared opium on the 8.5. Anhui,
Cambridge, of prieumonia, In brief, he was kidnapped, and RENCE BEDDUOMS TURNER. Of he bought his life with the savings King's College, and beloved and of twenty years, after being carried only daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Lives Moxdur, 1, Barroch Road, about from "one pirate resort to
Shanghai.
another for several days, and familiarised with the various forma of torture and punishment that. were to be applied if he did not prove amenable to reason and bow to the demands made upon him.
Now his home is on the pavement near the Central Market, and his living is what he can get in return Two deaths from "influenza are for a few berries which are edible, included in the weekly report down to October 13th issued by the and which he alone knows where Medical Officer of Health for Hong Four deaths from small to find on the hill sites. The trees.
pox occurred during the week, and however, are getting bare and ductwn from typhoid, the victims in ing the winter it is more than rach case being Chinese. A German resident is reported as auffering likely that the pangs of hunger from diphtheria. will frequently become cute. Such
The Daily Press.
HONG KONG, Octanza 17TH, 1928.
A VICTIM OF CHINESE LAWLESSNËSS.
Tamen is, perhaps, no quality" which foreigners admire so highly in in brief is his tragic story, told th Chinese as their spirit of without either bitterness or com
Kenz.
The Netherlands Consul General in Hong Kong is in receipt of telegraphic advice from the Foreign Minister at The Hague to the effect
A number of changes in the com- position and commands in the Third Destroyer Flotill which recently earned Home from China for refit and recommissioning, will be oc ensioned by the decision to place the new destroyers Amuzua and
CHINESE LEGATION. IN TOKYO.
OF "MARQUIS RESIDENCE
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,pationer and resignation in the face plaint. The situation was accepted that Her Majesty the Queen has Ambuscade in this force as division French side, give a striking illus. Yen 250,000 has been disbursed for
of misfortune. Yet we cannot help as decreed, by fate and as some wondering whether such qualities thing that had no reference to do not contribute very largely to human agency. the misgovernment and inefficiency which are so prevalent,
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WEATHER REPORT.
Torro, October 10th. The Chinese Legation here, which aire the great earthquake disaster The four important channel light has been seeking a new site, has houses of Dunkirk. Calais, La purchased the residence of Marquis Canche (sauth of Boulogne), and Y. Tokugawa at Azabu, to which, Cape de la Hève (Havre) have all is reported, the Legation is re- adopted the incandescent lamp moving by the end of the present
The lighthouse of Les Fear.
M Wang Yung Pao, Chinese. systems Baleines, in the Bay of Biseny, is also being converted to incandescent Minister, in an interview given to a Toho representative, stated that In British lighthouses lighting.
out of the sum of Yen 300,000 which four-kilowatt lamps are used, but in
the Japanese Government had de France. Philips lamps up to ten kilowatts are in tise. The lights at cided to award as compensation for St. Catherine's Point and the Isle the expense of removing the Chi- nese Legation necessitated by the of Man on the British coast, and
street improvement of Tokyo City, those of Grisnez and Ushant on the been pleased to appoint Mr. Henders. The present leaders are the tration of the difference between the purchase of the residence of rique Nolasco da Silva, Consul for Witherington and Wild Swen. These French and British practice. The Marquis Tokogawa.. the Netherlands in Macao,
will remain in the Flotilla as long-duration Anshes of five seconds Officer, of the Order of Orange ordinary commands, but the Ferity and the slow rotation of the St. and fiere will be withdrawn and Catharine's apparatus give one ex A Chinese, who goes away for Nassau.
The weather report, forecast, and placed in Maintenance Reserve at treme and the lightning flashes of twenty or thirty years, and becomes
Among local residenta who return- Chatham. Commander L. H. K. one-tenth of a second and the rapid remarks issued by the Royal Obser- law-abiding ed by the Empress of Russia yes- Hamilton, D.S.O., hitherto senior rotation of the Grisnez apparatus vatery, Hong Kong, yesterday The thought is prompted by acquainted with the chance meeting the other morning conditions in a foreign land where terday morning were:-Mr. and officer of the 6th Division in the give the other extreme. The differ states that the anticyclone over Mrs. Annett, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Wild Sunn, will transfer to the ence between the two practices isChinn has increased, slightly in with a Chinese, who was looking life and property are practically Lewis, Mr. and Mr. E. Petter, Mr. Amurcade. Lieut. Commander E. probably due to the prevailing intensity. The position of typhoon or depression is uncertain, but is among trees growing on the Peak secure, and where piracy, banditry and Mrs. E. L. Sim Mr. and Mrs. L. Berthon, D.S.C., from the greater density of the atmosphere
Mr. G. Gordon Mackie, Mrs. A. W. of the Bill Saran in his place. The reason a longer time is required be of Cap, moving W.N.W. fresh sites for a medicinal herb that cures and kidnapping are either unknown C. Burdin, Mre, C. M. Manners, gern, will take over the command on the British coasts. For this probably about 400 miles NNW monsoon will continue along the now division commander in the fore the light becomes perceptible.
azon will be Commander C. R. For this reason also the British coast and over the Northern China boils and hy which he hoped to earn or so exceptional as to call forth Davison, Mira. Beith, Mr. H. C.
Sheldon, and Mr. H. Glover.
E. W. Perryman, D.S.C., late in atmosphere necessitates intensive sea. little money. His story was loud "public condemnation and a
Sir Henry and Lady Pollock command of the sloop Cyclamen in illumination of the nearer ses within simple and was told with a confid. demand for decisive action when
sense, desire gratefully to acknowledge the the Persian Gulf. He succeeds to the ence and humility that carried con- they do occur, is, in one
many kind letters of sympathy and post vacated by Commander, W. E. viction. "His English-was obviously unfitted for a return to his own enquiry 30 regard to his accident. B. Magee, 11.8.0 who has left the He has too long been As the letters received are too litherington on being appointed to arquired in America, where he had country.
Lady Pollock trusts that this ac- in the Second Destroyer Flotilla. into lived twenty years and had accumu acquainted with well-ordered con numerous to answer individually, the Falentine, senior officer's vessel The new commanding officer of the lated eleven thousand dollars, which ditions. He has ceased to be sus-knowledgment will kindly be, nc-
Honey Pollock, is making satisfac-F. Dougins-Watson, from the battle sum ke dermed adequate-for-his-picious of the ability of his fellows cepted. It is understood that Sir Witherington is Lieut. Commander
Cruizer Hond- needs during the rest of his life, to do him harm, and so he is easily i tory progress.
moderate range rather than over- head long-distance flashes to the horizon. The prevalence of violet rays is found to militate against the The danse atmosphere.. penetration of the luminous benm French system, modified so that the
number of British lighthouses. of a second, has been adopted in a flashes are not less than two-tenths
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TYPHOON WARNING. The U.S. Consulate-General in Hong Kong has received a telegram from the Manila Observatory, dated the 10th instant, stating that at in about 138deg. E. long, and 15deg. N. lat., moving W.N.W. 10.50 a.m. a typhoon was reported
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