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The Mansion House Fund, for the relief of distress in the coalfield tetals over £530,000 to date.
with the principle of the open door and of equal opportunity, may reside there in peace and prosecuto their lawful occupations without interference or disturbance. Geo- graphically and politically Japan occupies in the Far East a position similar to that of Great Britain in the West Like Great Britain in the West, Japan is the strong
It is notified that the name of stabilizing element in the East. It natural follows that the main the South China Dyring and Weave purpose of Japan's policy in the ing Works, Ltd., has been struck of Far East, like that of Great Britain the Register. in the West is the maintenance of peace and the ordered' progress of
His Excellency the Governor has mankind, and her fixed deter-reappointed Chevalier J. M. Alves mination to persist in that purpose to be a Member of the Board of has been made plain to all the Education for a further period of world. Mr. Santar concluded by two years.
BIRTH. Ross On January 19th, at the saying that Japan believes that the
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ANGLO-JAPANESE RELATIONS.
The non-alcoholic Champagne. An excellent substitute for sparkling wine. possessing the same The forthcoming visit to Osaka of Wonderfully stimulating and the British Ambassador to Japan refreshing qualities.
is reported to have given rise to some interesting comment. It ap pears His Excellency has accepted an invitation to attend a banquet which is being given by Japanese business-men in Osaka and this somewhat unusual, event has led to renewed talk about closer Anglo Japanese co-operation." Another
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friendly relations between Japan and Great Britain will be further
gender effective the wider under standing that replaced it as the guarantee of peace in the Far East.
Unfortunately, as the Omin sahi frankly admits. Japan's policy in and towards China has not been and is not now-quite in line with the attitude taken by Great Britain. Two months ago Sir AUSTEN CHAM EBRLAIN told the House of Commons that the British and Japanese Gov- ernments had informally agreed to establish close contact between their respective Ministers in Peping, who would be thus able to inform their Governments of "current develop ments in regard to various prob- lems. and be in a position to consider whether a common course of nation would desirable." If such co-operation were not desired, the frank exchange of views between the Ministers in Peping would enable them to understand and ex- plain the reason for not deciding
on
appointed Dr. Hugh
His Excellency the Governor has Alderson Fawcett to act as Medical Officer of Health during the absence on leave of Dr. George William Pope.
A device is now being perfected to aid mail pilets to pick up, bagā of mail while in flight. The ap- paratus consists of a pair of poles. between which a mail bag is sur peeded upon a triangular arranges ... · ment of slack ropes. To pick up the mail the pilot lets down a hook which picks up ropes and bag while he is in full fight. Ho then pulls the bag up the cockpit. He will deliver mail at the towns by parachute.
Coal Gas Fumes.
Coal gas fumes were responsible for what easily might have been the death of two persons in Peking Messrs. P. D. Evana and Sheldon Ridge were at work in Reuter's offices, when they both began to feel somewhat uncomfortable, Mr. Ridge rose from his chair, saying he want- some fresh air. Before he could reach the door, he collapsed on the oor, Mr. Evans rose to help him, and called the coolies. Before he
ed
had taken many steps he also col-"", The appointments of Commander lapsed. Fortunately servants ar- GF, Hole, Dr. W. B. A. Moore,rived in a few minutes, and took Mr. J. P. Braga and D. S. W. the two men into another part of T'so as members of the Legislative the house, where they soon revived. Council appear in the current Gazette...
New Kowloon Inland Lots 1902, 1903, 1204 and 1905, all situated at Shamshuipo, are to be sold by auc- tion at the P.W.D. offices on Feb- ruary 4th. The upset prices vary from $1,740 to 81,320. ·
Japanese Civil Aviation.
tion Company, which is to start a The Japan Aerial Transporta regular aerial service between Tokyo and Osaka, Osaka and Fukuoka, Fukuoka and Dairen vid Keijo, and Osaka and Dairen early in April this year, has decid- ed to engage ton first-class fyers.. The company will further engage. aviators who were disengaged by the Kawanishi Aviation Company. Two regular trips are to be main- tained between Tokyo and Osaka round trip, between Osaka and Fukuoka daily, and ons trip every other day between The Gazette contains a proclama-Fukuoka and Dairen. The Osaka tisa extending the Maintenance Shanghai route is to be tested as
an experiment. Orders (Facilities for Enforcement) Ordinance, 1021, to orders by courts in the Territory for the Seat of Government of the Commonwealth of Australia.
At 235 yesterday afternoon motor car No. 607 while proceeding along Queen's Road collided with a public ricsha near New Street. The ricaba coalie was not hurt, but the vehicle had its right wheel and mudguard daily, one damaged.
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Datel this 1st day of January, 1999,
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Warns ita readers against the possibility of this desire for closer Anglo-Japanese co-operation being misinterpreted-obviously in China and the United States as indicat ing a wish to enforce oppressive measures upon and against China. The Osaka paper, indeed, is bold
enough to declare that in view of the liberal attitude which has been taken by Great Britain in ita deal- ings with China, a re-casting of Japan's policy is an essential pre- liminary to closer Anglo-Japanese relations.
A cor-
Waa
"Don't touch the wires." A. nurse was in the room and he told
common action. Sit AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN'S statement put an end to the rumours of another Anglo- Japanese Alliance, and made it clear that nothing more than friend. ly co-operation was to be expected if and when a common course of action were desirable. But it is not
Miss Payne Whitney Payson, on very many paints that Britain
though only one year old," is now and Japan can act together in
probably the world's wealthiest China Even when the avowed A call was received by the Row baby. She is the granddaughter of aims are identical, Great Britain loon Fire Brigade late 'yesterday the late Mr. Payne Whitney, the is in a position to come to a de afternoon from No. 61, Haiphong New York sportsman and financier, cision and to take action, more Road. The trouble turned out upon whose death she beeame promptly than is Japan. This is be a chimney fire, which was put co-heir to an estate of £38,000,000.
a few minutes without Little Miss Payson does not, na yet. hot altogether the fault of the out în presert TANAKA Ministry, which damage to the building concerned. realise the seriousness of position. kucceedled to a legacy of commit
Taxes, bonds, stocks, or even the ments reached by diplomacy and General Chanding Shu inspects philanthropy of her grandfather, intrigue during a long period of every day the Departments of Civil engage none of her attention. She Fears which will take much time Affairs, Finance. Reconstruction is a healthy, rollicking child, large and patience to disentangle. ..
and Education. Any member of the for her age, and active. She wor Just what the policy of the staffs found to be lazy or negligent ries now and then, perhaps. about TANAKA Government is nobody seems is either warned or dienussed. the two front teeth that she has to know. Sometimes it appears Special attention is paid to the recently acquired, but such worries that the Premier's military train- Departments of Civil Affairs and the personal barden" of her mil- be long over before she feels ing predisposes him to favour the Reconstruction.--Canton Gazeite.. "frm hand" method; then stadden-
lions Mr. Fayne Whitney left to banquet, and hopes that as a result policy of conciliation--to forgive appears in the current Gazette: reach the age of forty, when the
ly he seems to favour a friendly
his two children the income from The following Traffic Regulation six million pounds, until they and forget. Then, seemingly in "On and after the first day of July, principal goes to the young grand- despair at ever reaching any under-1920, every motor vehicle with left
daughter. standing by ordinary diplomatic hand drive shall be provided with a to China, Mr. TOKONAMI act tion of the Captain Superintendent which was strongly criticised last of Police, and in good working or-
A remarkable accident occurred. month by the Japanese Prese. The der, for indicating the direction to in the Hull Royal Infirmary which
resulted in the death of a little. fact was recalled that a former be taken by such vehicle." Premier, Count TERANCHI (also a
girl of 8 years. The mother of the military man) once sent a man "Fire broke out in a coalyard st child was holding her hand while named NISHIHARA to China, and the Soy Street, Mongkok, on Saturday when suddenly there was a fash
she
undergoing treatment, notorious loans arranged by that morning at five o'clock. gentleman are to-day the subject of rugated iron and wooden structure like lightning. The mother said bitter controversy between the Chi- situated within the yard was prache seemed to go up into the air nese and Japanese Governments.tically destroyed, the damage being that she was thrown up high and and the next thing she knew was When Mr. TOXONAMI was in Nan- estimated at 82, no en touge being king last month, he was entertained said to have been caused by a spark fell to the ground. The room was at & banquet by General CHIANG from the furnace of the Man Hing the doctor gave the usual warning: in darkness. Before the treatment KAI SHEX, and in expressing thanks Cheong Sugar Refinery, which is for his friendly reception the un-next door to the coalyard. official Japanese envoy made a significant remark. He said that in The Canton Municipality has her to move because he wanted to China, as in Japan at the Restorn decided to form an employment The Coroner thought the evidence have better control over the girl. sion, it was the young men who agency office, says the were doing the work of national Gazette. When this office is opened, showed clearly that it was the as- sociation of the nurse's feet with Japanese the unemployed may apply for jobs the high tension lead under the statesmen rov in office are mostly and if found to be capable and of table, or of her body with the It will be remembered that some old men, and the difference in age good character, they will be recom-leads from the roof, either by weeks ago there were rumours about
is perhaps one of the causes of the mended to the various employers, actual contact or coming sufficient frequent clashes of opinion that Preparations for the formation of ly near them to form a circuit, an understanding between Great
occur between your statesmen and the office are in progress and it is which caused the fatal electric Britain and Japan. These reports ours. I feel that we must co-operate hoped that it will soon be opened. varied in degree from a vague sort
shock. No blame was attached to with you in trying to understand the sentiments of the younger
the nurse, who was new to X-Ray Dr. F. E. H. Groenman, Consul- of entente to a definite revival of people. To what extent Mr General for the Netherlands is ex
treatment, but the "Coroner sug- gested that only properly instruct the Anglo-Japanese Alliance, but TOXONAMI was expressing the views pected to return to Shanghai from ed nurses should assist in the there was no truth in any of the of Baron TANAKA only they them- leave to Europe by the str. Roten X-Ray theatre in fature.
selves know, but Britain's attitude Maru. Mr. Willem Daniels, who. towards China certainly shows sym- during Dr. Groenman's absence as- pathy for the sentiments of those sumed charge of the Consulate Saobbery In Sport,
younger people' whom the un- General, expects to leave Shanghai John Kofoed, sport writer of the official Japanese envoy praised at on the French Mail str. d'Artagnan. New York Evening Post, discussing Tokyo. Government is framed on East Indies, he will take up his various countries, attacks the at- similar lines, Anglo-Japanese post as Consul-General at Singa titude of the American Tennis As- sociation toward Tilden, and the operation will be not only possible pore. but easy, nor necl it raise appre-
selection of the Walker Cup golf hension either in Nanking or Wash- A campaign against supersti- players by. America and England. 4 F.. or in default thereof they will be of Water at a Pressure of 10 Pounds
ington. The close contact referred tien was recently instituted by the Regarding Japan, Kofoed anys: *xcluded from the benefit of any Per Square. Inch sed Nozzle
to by Sir AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN public in Woping district and a The Japanese have even Distribuliza made before men Debte inch Diameter
should have many favourable reac- Society has been organized by the tighter system. With them it is. NO LET.-No. 7; STEWART TER
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It should allay Japanese public bodies On the 9th instant not a matter of professionaliam or Nozzle through 1,000 FEET of Hose
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Japanese Embassy in London durit should afford opportunity to learned that the said Society has their failure may be laid on caste. Valre, Suction Hore and Connections
warn Japan quietly but earnestly taken steps to convert some of the Onda is one of the best tennis and also One "T" BRANCH PIECE
ing a public lecture on Japan's of the consequences of a policy temples into free schools for the players, but his father, I believe, State Time Required to fall Contract from Date of Order.
position in the Far East. Mr. which persists, either in ignoring education of the poor villagers. is a shopman; which bars him from SABURI, the Chargé d'Affaires, des Nanking whom Mr. TOKONAMI 50
or irritating those "young men in Canton Gazette.
playing with the bluer bloaded but less efficient Yoshiro Ota
and cribed Manchuria as the key to the warmly admires. After MARY Sir Josiah Stamp, who presented Tamio, Abe. It is better that the delays, it seems that Sino-Japancac the prizes at the annual meeting of Empire should always lose than security of Japan and to the peace relations hars improved to a degree Pitman's College at the Albert Hall, that Abe should demean himself by and stability of the Far East, As which warrants the hope of a com- London, recently, said he knew he appearing on the same court with HMOUNT DOUGH, U
the keystone of the defensive policy plete understanding being reached was a terror to shorthand writers. Onda." Mr. Kofoed's criticism of o PP. of on or Before SATURDAY, JANUARY 66, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, 18T FLOOR tically, Manchuria is of even greater
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of Japan, strategically and poli- very shortly. The Japanese Minister Once when I was serving on a Japanese tennis players in out of Bection B. REL. I.
26TH, 1929.
to China has returned to Shanghai, Royal Commission," he said, "point, for Mr. Onda has never With an Area of about 58,300 Square
TEL C. 6009.. The Council does not bind itself to
importance to her than it in to
and will be in Nanking before the was shown a plan of the table played in a Japanese National Ten- Fert
ncoept the Lowest or any Tender,
China. This does not mean that British Ambassador in Tokyo takes which had been left by one of the nis Tournament, or participated in Well built House containing Siz Neither does the Council bind itself to
Japan has territorial ambitions bis seat with the Osaka business official note-takers for the benefit of any contest which was specially Rooms sad ampia Sarrants Accommoda, pay any Expenses which the Tanderers
there, or has any intention of estab men at their banquet next Friday. his colleagues who relieved him. held for him to vindicate his tion. Grass Tennis Court Vacant insy have incurred in Tendering.
CHAB, E. WATSON, LOST BLACK SPANIEL DOG lishing a protectorate. She desires It may be that the Ambassador will It gave the names of the members superiority over other Japanese: wearing mozzle, and collar with that the territory shall remain then have occasion to congratulate of the Commission, with remarks Davis Cup tennis players. In such Secretary. Licence No. 261, 1929. Finder, please under Chinese sovereignty, but in his hosts upon Japan having taken about them from the shorthand circumstances, the tennis authori
return to Mas. D. BUBLINGHAM, sist that peace and good order shall a step which will make Anglo-writer's point of view. Against tier in Japan are unable to appoint: ta blank, blank him a member of the Japaneses WATER POLIUR STATION, KOWLOON. be preserved, so that both Chinese Japanese co-operation in China not my name 17224
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