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for the week ending. May 18, ing on Monday, Apart from this the Colony had a clear bill of amounted to 105,325 tons, and the sales during the period to 114,914 health daring the period.

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It is officially announced that owing to the water shortage, no supplies of water will be made to ships calling at Hong Kong on and after June 12 unless the air cumstances necessitating the re- quest for supply are exceptional.

person

According to a report made to the police by Mr. T. Black, of the Colonial Treasury, some entered the building during the week-end by means of a duplicate key. A pair of gold-rimmed spec tacles, worth 800, was taken from

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A Tribute to Mr. Baldwin,

Some weeks ago Lord Birkenhend

tribute to Mr. Baldwin paid a which is worth quoting: -"Is Stanley Baldwin the Conservative Party has a leader alike single- Ho hearted and single-minded. never sought office. It found him out and forced itself upon him. He is, and always has been, absolutely incapable of any intrigue. No man ever lived whose word was more completely his bond. And from an other circumstance be derives great strength. He is a typical English- His speeches the more

complains of its inequity. In the WEATHER REPORT:

recent election we and that S million Conservative votes have Yesterday's weather report, fore-secured 254 seats, while a somewhat east and remarks, issued by the smaller Labour poll has won 297 But five Royal Observatory at 6.93 .., seats for that party.

million Liberal votes have only re- stated:--

sulted in 67 seats being secured "Pressure remains highest in the which is obviously not in proper vicinity of the Bonins. At 2 p.m. tion with the rewards falling to the two rival parties. Naturally, the this afternoon the typhoon was situated to the NW of the Balia. Liberal papers now demand an early refora of an electoral system tang Channel, moving northward

Local Forecast:-W. or variable which in responsible for Tuch a winds. moderate to fresh, fine to startling disparity between the aggregate party vate and the small cloudy.

number of seats secured. Obvious Typhoon Warning.

ty, the House of Commons cannot Manila, June 4, 5

he regarded as truly representative typhoon is in 120 des. Long Eof national political opinion when 21 des. Lat. N., recurving north the proportionate aurabers of seats

in the Chamber are so unfairly a drawer. divided. Some weeks ago Sir HER- Manila Observatory Report

Five coolies, who were arrested man... For the benefit of anyone in BERT SAMUEL speaking on this sub- terested in plotting the course ofject, raid he was convinced that at while bringing a truck load of persuasive that they are never pre- a typhoon we give the following the outset of the next Parliament chickens from the New Territories, tentious-are expressed in plaia, a change in the electoral system were each fined $5 by Mr. T, S, intelligible English; but they never- telegrams from Manila which have been received by the U.S. Consulate must be made, and declared the Whyte Smith at Kowloon Magistheless possess an individual liter-"

causing unnecessary ary quality. And Mr. Baldwin has Liberal party would use the whole tracy General.

by overcrowding the another gift-indispensable in a of its influence to bring about that cruelty

It was stated that there statesman-he" can projec: his per result. This question of electoral crates.

sonality over the footlights. "He were 200 fowls reform is not a party issue-it has

not only is a transparently honest supporters in all parties, and all

At the suggestion of Mr. Ho Io. man but no one can listen to him parties should combine to bring: about the necessary changes, but Mr. M. K. Lo has been made an without at once realising his sin Honorary member of the Com-verity. He is a man more likely the party which gets into power on

to perform more than he promises af the Chinese Cham-

Mr. Lo is than to promise more than he per- such a gamble is scarcely likely to mittee take the initiative in proposing any ber of Commerce. scheme that would prevent its already the Chamber's legal ad- forms. We have, in other words, a some day enjoying viser, but Mr. Ho la explained that leader whom we can trust. We rivals from

Even those very Mr. Lo should be also an Honorary know that in any circumstances it similar luck. rivals might regard as positively member of the Committee as he re- is impossible for him to do a small never obtrusively though. indecent any attempt to deprive presents the Chinese community on thing, or take a mean view. This ibited, has often enormously in- them, of a chance of winning the the Sanitary Board. gamble which put the Government The Chinese Chamber of Com.fluenced public meetings, and has...

dominated the of the day in power.

at yesterday's more than once

The speech. The result of the general election merce considered last week affords another very strik-meeting a letter from the Tung House of Commons.

the number of "hand trucks peroration:Give peace in our Editorial and Business Offices: 11,ing example of the peculiar work. Tak Labour Union protesting that for instance, which closed with the had time, O Lord 1 produced a greater Ice House Street. Tel. Centraling of the British electoral system.

which the Government Some 22 million men and women

bc operated in impression upon the House than Hong

fozmer Kong in Night Editor (Wanchai Office) weat to the polls to express their permitted to

years any speech delivered since Tel. Central 4511.

political preferences for A, B, or C.

had been cut down this year. The Armistice."" Union points out that this meant

reduction in employment and Looking Back 25 Year.", expressed the hope that the Cham- ber would do something in matter.

June 1, 19.30 p.m.-Cyclone or Typhoon E. of Balintang Channel moving E.

June 3, 1.20 p.m-Cyclone or Typhoon S.E. of Naha moving X.E.

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June 4, 10a.m.-Typhoon about 118 degrees Long E. and degrees Lat. N. moving N.

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The Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce announced that he would see the authorities about the question.

the..

A minute by the Medical Officer of Health recommending that cer- tain old wells in Nos. 192 and 128,

discussed by the Sanitary Board. Queen's Road Central be closed was

seats, but the 5 million who favour C get less than 50 seats-whereas they should have about 170 if dis tributed in the same proportion. Moreover, A or B have secured seats so equal in number as to make it impossible for either to command a working majority, consequently

When two Chinese men and C is in a position of very consider woman appeared before Mr. T. S. able tactical importaner, but it is Whyte Smith at the Kowloon not with the party aspect of the Magistracy charged with disorder situation with which we are now

ly conduct at a street hydrant. concerned. If a House of Commons His Worship asked why the mat is to be elected which is in fact as ter had not been referred to the In one of his last speeches before well as in theory representative of constable on duty at the fountain. the election, Mr. BALDWIN told his the political sympathies of the elec- Sergeant Barnicle replied that a hearers-and the nation at large-torate, sme better and more equit Police officer supervised the draw able system of voting than that rote in accordance with their now existing is necessary. Thang of water at fountains in Hong |conscience and conviction. What majority of citizens in the countr Kong only, and there was no eon-uired water to wash pots, etc.

to

MR. BALDWIN BOWS.

"

atable

Mr. Lau Chu Pak said it was not reasonable to close any more wells unless they could get an efficient water supply. If the Chinese did drink this water they boiled it arst. He, personally, was driven to use well water when he was unable to get any from the mains. He pro- posed the wells be not closed until there was a proper supply of water Mr. A. Rumjahn mid the places for washing purposes. were first-class eating-houses that. on duty of the Kowloon The wella should not be closed while street fountains. His Worship. ver your decision shall bow to having one political leaning should it. It was a manly declaration, have the injority of seats in Parlin ordered cach accused to sign bonds there was an intermittent supply. when there was good water such as one would expect from him ment otherwise why appeal to the of 850 to be of good behaviour for Let the matter be brought forward

supply. who made it, for Mr. BALDWIN is country for an expression of its six months.

Mr. E. A Hewett strongly re- Mr. P. S. Atkins, second officer not given to indulgence in subtle political views and sympathies.?

of phrases capable of being twisted to The only way an election can be

the Blue Funnel liner commended that the wells be closed. mean two different things. That carried out which shall be fair and several of his colleagues in the just to majority and minority alike Sarpedon, has won a prize of £80 The question was: Did the Govern Cabinet were in agreement with the is by the scheme known as propor offered by the Royal Society of ment supply enough water? When Prime Minister's decision to resign tional representation. The second Arts for the best essay on the prac- there was a short supply of water would be largely used for potable Was This prize may be taken as certain, and it is ballot system and the alternative tice of navigation in the mercan-at the eating-houses the well water quite probable that many angry vote are suggested reforms which tile marine.

of the Thomas Gray these wells be closed at once.

Mr. Lau Chu Pak contended that hour the Cabinet sat to discuss the opinion unrepresented, whereas the terms words were exchanged during the both leave large bodies of political awarded (with others) under the purposes. They ought to order that situation. Mr. BALDWIN is not the plan known as P.R." gives every Memorial Trust, founded under man to take an unfair advantage voter an effective vote, and preventa the will of Mr. Thomas L. Gray the water was better than that in

He that wastage which occurs when in memory of his father, who was mosquito-breeding nullahs of the luck of the gamble.

On a vote being taken it was car- Under such a túry to the Marine Department of with all Modern Conveniences Drying publicly declared his expectation votes have been split aracng tos for many years Assistant Secre people baled out water.

that the Conservatives would be re many candidates. turned with a majority of 30 over scheme of voting, the Labour party the Board of Trade. The objects ried that the wells be closed, all parties in the House. Actually, would not have been aggrieved in of the Trust are the advancement Messrs, Lau Chu Pak and A his party has lost 115 seats, of which 1924 as are the Liberals to-day of the science of navigation and Rumjaha voting against it.-Daily

If a terests of the British mercantile Looking Back 60 Years. 108 were captured by Labour. The about a majority party representing the scientific and educational in Prea, June 3, 1904. total Conservative vote exceeds the a minority of the electorate.

some Labour Government had the courage marine. Labour aggregate, and to members of the Cabinet this would to take up this question, it would warrant retention of office until get strong support from many in- dividuals of other parties, whatever such time as the Government was defeated in the House on a vital beadquarters might think on the division." Mr. BALDWIN, however, problem. Solved it must be before scorns to take advantage of such a long, because recent stalemates in trick; he recognises the defeat of politics tend to weaken the interest over a hundred of his supporters as of voters in affairs which need very a decision which must be accepted keen and close attention if the work promptly and without challenge of national administration is to be and submits his resignation accord carried on effectively. ingly. He plays the game accordance with the best traditions CAMERON ROAD, KOWLOON. It now remains to be seen how Mr. MACDONALD can handle the diffcul- Apply to

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News and Views.

Laichikok Bathing Beach will be open to the public to-day.

Captain H. F. "Bloxham, the assistant superintendent of the Prisons Department, is leaving for Home shortly on sick leave.

where

Alli, Asan and Kitchil, "alias Houses have John, the three men found guilty of Boarding grievance against a new regula the murder of the captain, mates, lion which does not allow board- and the three Chinese members of Waters, add sentenced to death by B ship arrives in ing house runners on piers and the crew of the British bark Kate wharves when Hong Kong. The Government ap- the Chief Justice at a special parently has made the regulation Criminal Sessions, suffered the ex- to pervent confusion or wharves and treme penalty of the law in front The boarding house Shortly before half-past five the smuggling. also to a certain extent to prevent of Victoria Gaol.

argue that their prisoners were escorted into the proprietors "agents" conduct themselves well Gaol Yard, with their hands secur- and are a real assistance to in-ed in front. Exactly at 5.30 a.m. coming passengers in looking after the procession was formed. It was The Chinese headed by the executioner, a Euro- their luggage, etc. Chamber has been appealed to pean, and one of the warders. with a view to getting the Govern Next followed the condemned men, ment to allow the runners special ench between two armed Sikh con- privileges and the matter was dis- stables; followed by the sheriff, are complaining of the queer work-

cussed at yesterday's meeting of Superintendent of the Gaol, and ings of the British electoral system.

the Chamber. It was decided to sundry gaol officials. The men matter with the walked firmly to the scaffold, none Last election it was the Labour

take up the authorities on behalf of the Board of them exhibiting any emotion. Party which was most aggrieved.

until they were under the rope, ing Houses. Next time unless some long over.

when Asan, who had been, suffering due reforms are carried out mean- Mak Hung, an office "boy" em-

from heart disease, began to trem- while-it may be the Conservatives played in the Editorial Office of

blo violently, and after his feet had The latest issue to band of been pinioned he fell down in a who will have cause to complain. the China Mail, was sentenced by And there is no doubt legitimate Major C. Willson, O.B.E., at the ground exists for the grievances Central Magistrney to three weeks Country Life is an example of the faint. Head turnkey Cole went up given expression. In 1923, when no hard labour for the larcony of a individuality of the paper and the on to the scaffold, lifted the miser- one political party obtained quantity of linotype lead, the wide scope of its interests. It is able man up, and supported him extitled the " Antique and Fine until the drop fell. Allí, before the majority in Parliament, the nation property of the Newspaper Enter ris Number" and contains many cap was placed over his eyes, said found itself confronted with & prise, Ltd Accused pleaded

Alla sahib, chia- outstanding features to interest the in a clear voice, situation for which it had not been guilty.

collector and student of antiques. chin, Sir," looking round at the prepared. Now, six years later.

demolition The beautifully illustrated article spectators as he uttered the words While engaged on Britain is still unprepared to dea? with the problems in Parliamentary work on the site of the old Hong on the Divinity School at Oxford and nodded to some of them John, Government which have been creat- Kong Hotel yesterday morning a will appeal to every student of his on reaching the scaffold, leaned ed by the existence of three distinct coolie lost bis footing and fell off tory, as well as to the archeologist over the rail and locking down into political partics. For very many a ledge in the ruined brickwork. and to the graduate of the Univer- Arbuthnot Road, nodded to the years British electors had a clear It was found that he had severely sity. The money for building was people there. The bolt was pulled choice between two parties only injured his right arm and he was first collected in 1423 and the work at 5.37. Alli and John struggled Conservative and Liberal. Even taken to the Government Civil was started in 1430. Among the continuously until 5,46, as nearly as then it was possible for a party to Hospital in a Fire Brigade Am excellent illustrations will be found could be, John dying a few mo

BOTTE the lierne vault (taken for ments before the others.. be returned to power which repre-bulance. sented a minority of voters through-

"Country Life."

Asan

the first time) which was set up'in made no movement for a short time 1480 by Bishop Kemp. The pictures after the drop, but then made a The out the country, but the appearance An "English Fair" (with t of a third political party-Labour cabaret show and possibly a dane of the "Great Chamber at Gill few convulsive movements. -has further aggravated the sitan ing-floor) is to be held on the ing Castle, Yorkshire, are also of bodies remained hanging for an tion. It is now possible for either Murray parade-ground on Novem- unique interest, Dog lovers will hour, when they were eut down and - of three distinct groups to get into her 1 and 2, organised by the appreciate "The Merry Comrade," disposed of in the usual manner... power although the majority of the Hong Kong Women's Guild and Mr. Croxton Smith's illustrated There was great difficulty experi- electors in the country have de Ministering Children's League. It article on the cocker spaniel; and enced in inducing the Chinese finitely declared themselves opposed is hoped to have, many amusements the account of a day's hunting in prisoners told off for the duty to

for children and adults, but fur- Kadir will find many interested place, the bodies in the coffins. to its policy.

Each of the parties has suffered in ther particulars will be available readers; while "Woodland. Snow" turn from this peculiar working of when the weather gets cooler. All cannot fail to awaken happy me-assembled to witness the execution the electoral system in Britain, and that is necessary to do just now mories of blossom time in the home consequently era or scan fashook the date....

In the compound about 250 people

Road-Daily Press, July, 4, 1879,"

and about as many in Arbuthnot