NEW ADVERTISE- MENTS.
NEW ADVERTISE-
MENTS. "
OLD BEDFORDIAN DINNER.
DINNER will be hold in the HONG KONG CLUB at 8 F.E. ca. 97th NOVEMBER. Wil all old Bedfordianı, who have not already dose so, plenas communicate with the Undersigned giving Name of House and Years at the Bahool
E. J. R. MITCHELL,
BRADLEY & CO., LTD. [6981
WAR DEPARTMENT CONTRACTS,
HONG KONÙ FOOTBALL CLUB,
THE THE NEW
CLUBHOUSE HAPPY VALLEY will OPENED SATURDAY, 171 NOVEMBER, 1999, mt 4.00 PM,
at
be
HIS EXCELLENT THE OFFICER AD MINISTERING THE GOVERNKINT bas kindly consented to perform the Opening Ceremony.
All internated are Cordially invited,
W. PRYDE,
Hon. Secretary,
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HONG KONG ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.
EALED TENDERS ill be Received .at the Office of the O.C., R.AS.C., HIADQUARTERS, SOUTH CHINA COMMAND,
CT. ANDREW'S BALL will be held Hong Kong, until 12 O'CLOCK NOON. the CITY BALL OR FRIDAY, on the Dates stated for the Under Soru NOVEMBER, 1928, 9.30 mentioned Services, for the Under O'CLOCK. There will be a PRACTICE mentioned Period
DANCE on FRIDAY, 23an NOVEM HER, 1928, at 6.30 PM. Members intending to be present are requested to send in their Applications as soon se possible to
E M. BRYDEN.
THREE MONTHS COMMENCING 1ST JANUARY, 1929.
4th Dec, 1928:—
General Sapplies "A" (Sugar, Salt, Potatoes, Unions and Mustard). 4th DECEMBIR, 198
Fuel. (House, Stoom and Smiths
Coal).
Tender Forms and any Information necessary inay be obtained at the above Ofic between the Hcurs of 10 AM and 11.x, Daily, except Sundays.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS
Hon. Secretary, C/O LOVI, BINGHAM & MATTHEWL
COLONY OF MAÇÃO.
EXCHEQUER DEARTMENT.
NOTICE.
IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that
In the 19TH of NOVEMBER NETL
11 O'CLOCK AM.. in the TREASURY OFFICE, before the Committes referred
and
to in the Article No. 156 of the Regals- of the Sale by Public Auction to tions of the 3rd OCTOBER, 1901, TEN- DERS by auction for the Monopoly of
Lotteries * PACAPIO the "BANPIO" in MACAO will be acepted for the Period starting from the lar BER, 1991. JANUARY, 1929, till 31ST DECEM-
be held on MONDAY, the 19 DAY of NOVEMBER 1928, at 37.x., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His EXCELLENCT THE GOVERNOR, of One Lot of GROWN LAND at Kok, in the Colony of Hong Kong, of 73 years, with the option of for a term of renewal at a Crown Bent to be fired by the Burveyor of Hu MATYT Kixa, fer que further torm of 75 years.
No. of Sale
PARTICULAKS OF THE LOT.
Kowloon lutand Lot No. 2144.
Al junction Kowloon Inland Lot No, 2133,
Nathan Road.
Registry No.
Locality.
0.
Boundary
Measure-
mänta.
ft. ft. ft. ft.
As per
sale plan
Contents in
Square feet.
Annual
Rental.
About
1,505
40
Upset Price.
16984
1662
PUBLIC AUCTION.
PA Sale by Public Anation to DARTICULARS & CONDITIONS
to hold on MONDAY, the 19TH DAT of NOVEMBER 1926, at 8, at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of Ha ExcaLLENCY THÌ GOVERNOR, of One Lot of CROWN LAND at Shamshuipo, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 commencing from 1st July, 1998, with the option of renewal at a Crown Rent to oè fixed by the Barreyor of HI MAJESTY THE KING, for one further term of 24 years less three days.
Years
PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.
Registry No.
Locality.
New Kowloon In- land Lot No-1187.* Hetween New Kowloon Inland Lots Nos, 519 and 36, Cheung Sha Wan Road.
No, of Sale.
P
G.
Boundary
Aleasure-
ments.
As per
sale plaut
Contents i
4,320
Fquare feet.
Annual
Rental
Upset Price.
3)
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PUBLIC "AUCTION. "
ARTICULARS & CONDITIONS. of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on MONDÁY, the 19th Day NOVEMBER, 1928, at 3 P.M., at the Offoes of the Public Works Department, ty Order of His EXCELLENCY TEY GOTERNOS, of One Lot of CROWN LAND at Mong Kok Tsui, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 78 years, with the option of renewal at a Orown Rent to be fixed by the Burveyor of His MAJESTY THE Kine, for one further term of 75 years.
No. of Bale.
PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.
Locality,
Lot No. 2155. * Registry No.
Btreet with Sai Yeong Choi and
Kowloon Jaland
Tang Choi Streets
· Junction of Dubs
Boundary E
Measure.
mente,
fL ft. ft. ft
As per
sale plan.
Contents in
Equare feet
8,840
jonaty
Rental.
13,260
Upast Price,
102
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There will be No Upact price of Bid- ding: the Anction will be Verbal and the Monopoly for the Period 3 Years.
Further Conditions may be obtaized the at The EPARTMENT and in PORTUGUEST CONSULATES & HONG KONG and CANTON,
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
INTIMATIONS.
ATO
A LIQUID
DENTIFRICE
OF EXQUISITE
FLAVOUR MADE
FROM THE
FORMULA OF A
WELL
KNOWN
DENTAL.
SPECIALIST.
THE REGULAR
DAILY USE OF
BUMINTOL
WILL DO MUCH
CHECK
**GROWTH AND
ACTIVITY IN
TO
$1.25
BACTERIAL
Per
Bot.
THE MOUTH,
PREVENT
(6973
PYORRHEA AND
KEEP
THE
TEETH SOUND
AND BEAUTIFUL.
HONG KONG TRAMWAYS, LIMITED.
A
FINANCE DEPARTMENT of the COLONT MACIO, the 8th October, 1928.
The ACTING DIRECTOR of the FINANCE DEPARTMENT, A. DE VASCONCELOS RAPOSO.
NOTICE.
NERTIFICATE No. 5846: Shares No. 557571 to 357670 for 100 Shares of this Company in the Name of Mas, NG YUK CHUN (deceased) has been Declared LOST and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that unless the aid Certificate is produced at this Office within 30 Days from the Date hereof, a. Duplicate Certificate for the said Shares will be delivered to the Ad- ministrator of the Estate and the Original Certificate will thereafter be deemed CANCELLED and of No Effect
L. C. F. BELLAMY,
General Manager. Hong Kong, 1st Nor, 1928. [6938
FOR SALE OR TO LET ON
LONG LEASE.
EW HOUSE on PEAK, Siz Rooms
and Large Hot koom. Modera Fittings, Flush. Easy Access Tram.- Write to Box 6905, c/o Hong Kong Daily Press:
[6965
MACAO CHARITY AND 'COM. MERCIAL FAIR.
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THE Executive Committee Cordially requests the pleasure of the presence of the General Public at the: above Fair.
.
COL DUARTE VEIGA,
Chairman.
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with all Modern Conveniences. Drying Rooms and Out-houses, Two Lifts,
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Alexandra Buildings.
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to
per cent may have the added pleasure of passing. The standard, of course, is purely arbitrary, and would be raised if there was a sug- gestion that candidates were better prepared than in former years,
Examinations "belong that class of discipline which the com- munity inflicts upon its juniors in order to stimulate them to the highest activity. The young people respond because of their sporting instinct, or the competitive spirit. which delights in self assertion and in conquering others-examiners and fellow candidates, True in India the students will often proud- ly describe himself as a failed B.A. or a failed matriculation candidate. He does not, so it is eaid, mean to imply that he is deficient in intellectual power, or that he should have credit rither for the arduous preparation or the courage in presenting himself for examina- tion. No, his object we are told is to announce that no one can pass a difficult examination' honestly: that it can only be done by acquainting oneself, with the questions before-) hand. It follows naturally that he deserves credit for his moral superiority in scorning to indulge in such a nefarious practice.
The examination craze has swept England where the numbers pre- senting themselves have multiplied enormously these last ten years, Mr. H. AL. Fragen and Sir MICHAEL SADLER have drawn atten- tion to the need for their reform, While recognising the necessitys of examinations, they have criticised them because they cramp the épecialised activities of the school which at present has to conform in its curriculum with an examination syllabus that allows but slight variety of choice. There is a danger of schools becoming stereotyped. and therefore lacking in vitality
14th,
Two cases of small-pox and one of iphtheria, all Chinese, wero notified on Monday.
at
The British R.A.F. squadros now
1928.
Mr. Mackensie King, Prime Minister of Canada whep be lunch- ed privately at Buckingham Castle last month, presented the King with a gold medal struck to celebrate
confederation of the Dominion A similar medial; it is understood, will be presented to the Prince of Wales and Mr. Baldwin,
CROWN LAND SALES.
PURCHASE BY ROMAN CATHO..
LIC MISSION.
Manila will leave there to the sixteenth anniversary of the FIFTY CENTS AND 81.30 PER
morrow and are expected here an Friday evening.
S Assistant
The appointment of Mr. L. R. Andrewes
Crown Solicitor in Hong Kong is now officially announced by the Secre- tary of State for the Colonies."
The late Mr. Frederick William Lyons, 153, of Beaumont St., Maryle bone, W., formerly of the Shanghui Club, Shanghai, Commissioner of Customs, China, left £10,991, net personalty £9,427.
E the Officer Administering the Government has kindly consent- of the new Clubhouse of the Hang ed to perform the opening ceremony Kong Football Club at Happy Valley on November 17th, at 4 pm.
Si Reginald Stubbs (Captain- Jamaica) had an audience of the Geseral and Governor-in-Chief of King at Buckingham Palace on October 12th, when His Majesty in vested him with the Insignia of a Knight Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George.
St. Andrew's Ball will be held in the City Hallon Friday, Novem- ber 30th, at 9.30 p.m. There will be November 3rd, at 3.30 p.m. Mem a practice dance there on Friday,
bers intending be present are to Mr. E. M. Bryden, c/o Lowe, asked to send in their applications Bingham and Matthews,
SQUARE FOOT.
Three lots of Crown' land were sold by auction at the Crown Land The close friendship that has late- Office yesterday, the prices, per ly arisen between Mr. Ramsay Mac-square foot ranging from 30 cents. Donald and Sir Oswald. Mosley is
10 $1,50, the subject of much comment among
There Was in area of 78,3500 Socialist M.P.'s A year or two square feet of land situate on Kow ago Mr. MacDonald was not merely
icon Inland Lot No. 9133, at the with marked indifference but often Waterloo Ronds, sold to Father G treating his aristocratic recruit junction of Prince Edward and anubbed him quite severely in the Spada of the Roman Catholic Party Councils. No they exchange Mission for the sum of $28,220, which worked out at exactly fifty cents per square foot.
hotes over their Christian names and they recently went on a tour to Vienna together. These things are noticed in a party wehre there are more heartburnings than usual over the choice of a possible successor to Mr. MacDonald, as lender. It is an office to which Sir Oswald is believed eventually to aspire, and there are jealous eyes watching him.
Mrs. Augusta E. Stetson, the Science Church, who always said leading dissenter of the Christian
that she would live for over, died
The Crown rental on this lot is 838 per annum, and some of the conditions of sale were that no less than 8100,000 should be spent on rateable improvements within 38 months from date of purchase. The design of the exterior elevations, plans and disposition of any build- ings to be erected on the lot shall subject to the special approval and in po case may the height of of the Director of Public Works
any building exceed 35 feet ex-
in Boston recently. She passed cept with the consent of the Direc- away at the reputed age of 87. Her tor of Public Works. The purchaser age is, however, uncertain, because, is also not allowed to erect any convinced of immortality, she rebuilding within 20 feet of Prince fused to tell anybody when she was Edward Road or Waterloo Road. born, and the records of the town- New Kowloon Inland Lot. No. ship of Waldboro, Maine, where she 1185, at the junction of Tai Nao entered this world, were burned Street and Boundary Street, Sham- some years ago. Mrs. Stetson he-shuipo, was sold to Mr. Chan Kwai, Science Church in 1584, and was price of 86,370. This parcel of land came a member of the Christian of 213, Praya East, at the upset early recognised as a favourite dis- has an area of 4,580 square feet and leader died Mrs. Stetson claimed to rental of $39. A sum of no less than ciple of Mrs. Eddy. When her carries with it an annual Crown
succeed her, but was eventually re- 810,000 is to be spent on rateable jected from the Church. For some improvements, within 24 months A man who was found in posses-years her sermons have been broad- from date of purchase. sign of a dagger, improvised out cast at the cost of £50,000 a year. of a scissors blade was yesterday sentenced to three months hard labour by Mr. R. E. Lindsell at the Central Magistracy. He made the usual excuse that he did not know that it was an offence to carry arms and that he had only just come to the Colony.
A number of cricketers were pre sent at Victoria last month to say good-bye to K. S. Dulcepeinhji, Banji" nephew, who has taken a B.A. degree at Cambridge, and was retarning to India for the first time since 1919. Dulcepsinhji, who is twenty-three, will be back in To meet the Rev. Ronald LankesEngland next spring, and it is and the Rev. E. A. Rigden, R.N., rely on his services for some years. ter who is returning to Yunnanfu) likely that Sussex will be able to
the Victoria (Hong Kong) Diocesanhe time, however, may come when at the Church Missionary House, attention. There is at present no Association announced an At Home Nawanagar will claim more of his, Salisbury Square, on Oct. 17th. It heir apparent to this important Kirkpatrick,, K.C.B., was stated the General Sir George Bombay Presidency State. It has
K.C.S.I.
a "population of 345,000 and an C.B, late General Officer Command- aconal reveaue
of
than more
would preside.
Commencing at the upset price of 83,290, New Kowloon Lot No. 1184, covering an area of 2,193 square feet at the junction of Cheung Sha Wan Road and Pei Ho Street, was knocked down to Mr. Yuen Mui Shi for 83,790. The Crown rental on this lot is 816 per annum and the amount to be spent on rateable im- provements within 24 months would be $3,000.
Property Sale,"
At the China Auction Rooms yes- terday afternoon, a dwelling bouse and shop known as No. 18, Slag Woo Road, Wong Nei Cheong, was put up for sale by public auction. The property is situate on Section "D" of Inland Lot No. 229-1.
A.S. WATSON & CO., and spontaneity, because of the ing the British troops in China, £1,000,000, which is being consider Starting at the upset price of
... LIMITED,
HONG KONG AND
KOWLOON DISPESSARIES.
BIRTH. CHAPPELL-On November 13th, 1028) at 10, The Peak to Mr. and Mrs. R. H. CHAPPELL, a daugh
ter
MARRIAGES.
imposition of this universal stand-
ard measurement. The solution lies. it is said, in an examination system which recognises each school as an individual separate entity and which bases the questions on the work done in the school as art by the teacher and an outside examiner. The papers would then be sent to a central group of examines who would assess the standard of the papers though they [G980.
were dealing with differing types CANTLAY-CAIN-On" October 27th;
at, H.B.M. Consulate-General, of work. It is felt that far too Kobe, and afterwards at All much importance is being attached Saints Church, by the Rev. John C. Ford, WILLIAM CANTLAY
to examinations which are merely to REAH HENRIETTA, daughter of sampling tests They tend Mr. and Mrs. JOHN W. CAIN, emphasise the intellectual side of Victoria, B.C. HSDALE ROCKWELL On October school work at the expense of the 31st, at B.B.M. Consulate moral and often attach a label of General, Kobe, and afterwards nt All Saints Church, by the merit or demerit, which has little Rev. John C. Ford, ERNEST WILLIAM ESDALE to MARIAN no relationship to the mark
· ROCK WELL.
which is made by the candidate in NATHAN GRANVILLE BAKER.On after life. The chief academic post
September 20th, at Colombo. WILFRED MADRICE, NATHAN toin England is held by Lord Gary LOLA GRANVILLE BAKER,
of who was graded as a third class Shanghai.. SIMMONS CALLUM.-In Londen, on man by the University of which he October 2nd, 1928, at St. is now the most honoured head. James's, Muswell Hill, by the His career has wholly belied the judgment then 'passed. One of the most prominent bishops is likewise, as far as examination resulte go, a DEATH. MCLAREN-On October 8th, at third class man......
Shanghai, DuNCAN MCLARES The examination result has its (Davic, Boag & Co., ltd.), aged value, of course, But it ought not to be regarded as having" the same sort of finality as the verdict de- livered on the Day of Judgment.
..
Rev. M. O. Blakelock. WILLIAM FREDERICK SIMMONS, of Hong Köng, to WINIFRED CALLUM, Muswell, Hill, London, N.
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London Office 21, Bride Lane,
Fleet Street, E.C. 4.
The Daily Press.
Hong Kong, NOVEMBER 14TH, 1928.
EXAMINATIONS.
of
the
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ably increased by the development 000, it was eventually knocked of its port facilities, but it is prob- down to Mr. Hau Kwang Chuen able that the mantle of ruler will for 89,000. fall on the Jam, Sahib's nephew.
PIRACY
ANKING "
CHARGE.
REMAND UNTIL ARRIVAL OF TWO FORMER OFFICERS.
A coolie who was rash enough yesterday morning to try and turn Me, R. E. Lindsell's Court at the Central Magistracy into a smoking
With reference to the proposed lounge had the offending cigarette formation of a Brigade of Guards removed by a constable, and he him flying club, the Cinque Ports Flying self was arraigned before the Senior Club has already completely train Magistrate, Mr. Lindseli: "Whated two Guards officers from the sort of a place do you think this is Canterbury depot, and two more that you come wandering through are now under instruction. The
kenness of Guards' officere is strik with a smile on your face and a
The "Chinese who was charged. cigarette in your mouth? is it a ingly demonstrated by this especial- theatre?" The man was dumb with ly when it is realised that not one with piracy and kidnapping on the 5.3. dnking on September 28th, was dismay and confusion, but a look of the very large number of officers of relief came over his face when, comprised in the Shorncliffe, Dover, again brought before Mr. R. E. following a stern reprimand, he and Small Arms School garrisons, Lindself at the Central Magistracy was allowed to go free.
has as yet joined this club. Officials yesterday. Detective Inspector Lane of this club considered that it applied for a remand and said that would be a admirable thing for the two former officers of the 4.5. could fly an aeroplates, and an November 22nd and 3rd. country if every officer in the Army Anking would be due in port ou proached the War Office with a men would be able to appear in scheme whereby they could provide Court on the afternoon of the 23rd, facilitics for officers on the course and the police would be able to at the Small Arms School, there to get on with the case from the ginge.
The learn at reduced rates, with the club.
remand But the War Office replied that it granted..
Wha accordingly
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A correspondent of a Londen the following story:-The schoolgirl paper vouches for the truth of
Hopper, possessing a long pigtail and plenty of check, had been spend- toing her holidays in Germany. Be
fore returning home she wrote and asked her father what present she should bring him. He jokingly re- plied, "Oh bring me along a thou- sand cigars. ing bought and packed them, being The fapper accord-
warned by the hostess that she world he required to declare them. at the port of disembarkation, The usual question was asked her Anything to declare !" "Yes," said the flapper, "a
thousand cigars, here are my keys." "Now then," replied the Customs official, Happer passed on, and father got none of that lip, pass on." The his cigars.
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was not interested in the matter. will follow the example set by the I is hoped that other regiments
Brigade of Guards.
These
NEW MAGISTRATE FOR
KOWLOON.
pay at least a short visit to their competitors and of the consum- Banishment. Ordinance..
2
movement was made by Mr. Austin Schofield who sailed yesterday. on
An attack on the industrial peace
With the departure of Mr. W. Hopkinson, who sits in Parliament Home leave, Mr. E. L. Wynn Jones for the Mossley Division of Lanca-
presided at the Kowloon Magis shire is an Independent, in an address to the Stockport Rotary tracy yesterday and will occupy the movement as a stunt organised Hamilton, Club recently. He stigmatised the bench until the arrival of Mr. E. W.
by certain leading company pro his Worship including a charge A number of cases were beard by moters masquerading B indus- trialists, who have entered into an against a Chinese who returned with the dubious fortunes of.any.the Trade Unions Congress for ser
alliance with the General Council from a life banishment. The pri
was sentenced to twelve single faction. Although General LUDENDORFF's answer to the present
the purpose of gaining monopolies months' hard labour, it being stated in great industries with the help of that the defendant had once before invitation is not known, it is believed that he may be induced to
Parliament, and to the detriment of been sentenced for breaking the
China, and may discuss the mat-
era" It was, he said; putting back the prospect of real peace in indus... ter. Military affairs in China are ona very different footing, of try, and he regarded it as the great- est and most eminent danger con- course, from those to which General LUDENDORFF was accustom-fronting the country. Mr. Hopkin- вод is head of an engineering ed. The material is at hand there
business in the rough, but whoever assumes
at Audenshaw (Lancs.). He was one of the first employers the task of bringing it up to scratch and depriving it of tradis to start a profit-sharing echeme, which ended when the men took tional habits as to allegiance, pay,
part in the general strike. A wider feeding, loot, etc., may expect to COINCIDENT with the reported de-encounter rather rough opposition. scheme is now in existence, in which parture of thirty of the Chris The Daily Telegraph's diplomatic the only non-participant is the owner. Mr. Hopkinson receives a tian" General's officers for Ger- correspondent sees the "hand of many to study agriculture and Moscow behind the LUDENDORF in- salary for his services, but retains industry" says the China Express vitation. Unable to undertake the full control of the policy of the and Telegraph, comes
a report job themselves, because of Nan- business."
Moscow from Nanking that FENG Yu king's anti-Bolshevism. HEIANG, who has now taken charge may have recommended LUDEN- of the Nationalist War Ministry, | pour?
one who has never has invited General von LUDEN shown any particular hostility to DORFP to become Commander-in Soviet Russia." It is also point- Chief, or rather chief organisered out that strictly speaking, and instructor, of the Nationalist LUDENDORFF's appointment would
POST IN CHINA FOR LUDENDORFF?
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AS
'UNEARNED "INCOME.
HARD LOT OF THE MAN FROM THE EAST,
A correspondent, signing himself "Labour," writes to The Times:- I am between 60 and 60 years old and have worked for 30 years in British Colonies in the East and in bad climates. By hard work and saving I have now retired and set- tied in my own country, England, with my wife and family, and have brought home all my savings and invested them in British Govern- ment securities and industrials WEATHER REPORT."
My income, therefore, is taxed, as * unearned." I would ask Mr. Yesterday's weather report, fore Snowden: Have I not earned it cast and remarks, issued by the Have I not lent my earnings to my at 5 p.m., own country, Government, and in- stated :—
dustry-the latter to assist anem- First Quartermaster General of the Versailles. Treaty, but that article
The "anticyclone is pauing into ployment and British workmen German armies in the Great War has already become obsolete. received a similar invitation, a Nevertheless it would be interest the Pacific and another appears to Mr. Snowden proposes to tax me year ago, but declined. Chinese ing to learn how the ex-Kaiser un forming over China. Moderate farther because I saved for old age Nationalist unity had not, then would regard his greatly dis- to fresh monsoon, will rezal along and lent my savings as stated above. been achieved, and presumably he illusioned General in the role of the coast and other the China Sea. I cannot support a party se unjust
28 unwilling to associate himself an organiser of the "Yellow
winds, and must decline to vote for the (Ointinued on next Qolumn.) Peril.
Labour Party at the next Election.
Iris this week that those who have been prepared in the upper classes of the secondary schools of the Armies. It comes out that the ex-be contrary to Article 179 of the Royal Observatory Colony undergo the ordeal examination at the hands of University. In a few weeks time the results will be iequed, and about fifty per cent, will be found to have failed in order that the other fifty
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