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PASSENGERS.

Arrivals,

Miss F. C. Elvidge,

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1929.

Master J. H. BY MAIL, WIRE. AND

HI. Jenkins,

WIRELESS.

WORKING CARGO ON SUNDAY.

PROPOSED NEW REGULATIONS.

ANOMALIES STRAIGHTENED

The

nounces

OUT."

Government

Gazette

1271-

that an Ordinance to amend the law relating to the restriction of loading, working and. discharging cargo on Sunday will of the Legislative Council may be cited as the Sunday Cargo working Ordinance, 1929.

CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

THE Steamship

cam

"SAARLAND ** having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are horoby notified that their Goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Gedown Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where Delivery

be obtained as the Goods are landed.

Optional Cargo will be landed, unless has been given prior to Steamer's arrival

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining nadelivered after the

All broken, chafed, and damaged

they whore will be arsmined on 15th Goods are to be laft in the Godowns, Jane, 1929, at 10 am. by our". Surveyors, Mesurs. Goddard and Bougina, All Claims must reach us before the

Dr. I. Chuan Wen, Mr. H. A. Leiper, Mr. E. Lock, L/Sergt./institution of a protective tariff in introduced at the next meeting 16th June, 1999, will be subject to Rent."

$

Elvidge, Elridge. Master Mr. N. Fearhead, Pte. Fairfield, Mr. Glynn, Marine W. Groome, Mr. A. J. Galer. Corp. C. Gold- The following passengers arrived ath, S/Sergt. Gambrill, Sigmn, on Saturday by the a... President Govier, Sigmur. Gill, Mrs. G. E.

Rome. The number of unemploy Cleveland from Seattle, S. A Gilbert and infant. Pte.

r throughout Italy shows a steady And Shanghai: Mr and Mrs. Alrin Allen, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Humphreys, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. decrease. On the other hand, all Bates, Mr. K. . Chow, Count good, Corp. W. Hughes, Mr. attempts to balance the country's W. W. Hornell, C.LE, A foreign trade have so far failed, the Cosme de Charruca, Mr. and Mrs. Pie. W. Hepe, Mr. H. Handley.ess of imports over exports show. George Diekely, Dr. and Mrs. Cr. J. Hutcheson, Mr. S. H. Hill, between 8 and 10 billion lire in the ing a steady increase to probably J. H. s. and Mrs. Seiichiro Sigmn. Holme, Sigan, Holmes, Kashio, Master Koichi Kashio, Sigmn. Hughes, Sigma. Horne, present year. Wholesale prices have Mr. Lin, Mr. Frank Must. T. M. Hsu, Mr. W. S. Haw-lightly gone down, standing now champ, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Olson, thorne, Miss D. Hittle. Pte. H. at 403.7 on the insis CF 100 for the Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dean

year 1913. Parker,

Rev. and Mrs. T. S. Ireland, Rev. E. Isnae, Mr. A.

Johnstone, Corp.

Lisbon. The association of Portu- Soltau, Miss Eleanor Soltau, Miss Sergt. K. Kyle, Mr. F. G. Keary, ale dustrialists has Mary Soltan, Master Addison Soltau, Master Cleorge Sgitau, Mr. Mr. K. Kristiansen, Sergt. Knight,

Kail, Pte. A petitioned the Government for the Sergt. H. Carl Taylor, Miss Therese Trang.

the Portuguese colonies in Africa, Loton, Sigmn. Lawton. Pt. H. Wendt..

The following passengers arrived Magee. L/Corp. H. MeJury, Pto, The industry which comprises 133 T. Morley, cotton textile mills with altogether by the Suwa Maru from Mynott, Jr. 3.

8.1. London & Parts:-Mr. J. A. Al, Sergt. A. Maitland, Lieut, G.,000 spindles, 30,000 looms and K. Martyn, B.M., Mr. and Mrs. 0,000 employres has during the last

In this Ordinance which "cargo Mrs. E. M. Baste, Mr. C. L

Mr. IV. S three years suffered under a steadily „Monaghan, Brookheim, Mrs. P. Brookheim,

Mac decreasing export to the colonies on does not include mails, personai A. E. Mr. K. B. Barnes, Mr. V. Bicalluz. Monaghan, Capt.

Ilwaine, T/Sergt MacIlwaine, account of foreign competition.

luggage, live.stock. foe, or articles Mr. A. Bellutie, Mr. E. J. Culter. Mallinson, Mrs. E. M. Shanghai-For the arrest and affond of a perishable nature res Mr. F. Carlisle. Mr. Dubrovay, Mr. J. Faber, Mrs. M. Mitchell, Miss A. V MeLeich, Mr. conviction of the person who stole A. A. Faber, Mr. J. Barreu, Miss. IL Noonan, L/Corp., New the shirt off Jesse James at the Was quired for immediate consumption. includes every descrip- Show, South Rampart Street, $50 Ship"

tion of vessel over 60 toh net re- N. Farreu, Mr. S. F. Hoyt, Mr. stead. Mrs. O. . Nelson. Pte. A J. Jnechsen, Mr. J. H. Blacpher M. Oliver, Mr. R. T. Puckett, reward is offered. Hon, Capt. E.-W. Matthews, Mra Suigt. R. S. Pryke, Corpi, H. H

Porter, Mr. H. Plunkett. L/Corp. Moscow-The police bave perest-gister, propelled by machinery, ex- M. Muck, Mr. Macpherson, M. P.

Pritchard, Mr. S. G. Parett, Pte. ed a woman who like the notorious cept ships of war.. D. Reynold, Mr. . Reed, Mr. C. Sciama, Mr. E. Surgent, Mrs. M

F. Rush, Mr. W. E. Rowe, Mr. F. J. Rend, Mr. C. H. Riddington, White. Mr. It. H. Zwaluwen Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Symons and Mrs. L. A. Beck, E.

two children, T/Sergt. Stoddart, Master A Carnduff, Carnduff, Mrs. E. H. FitzGerald, Miss P. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. W. Salter, G. M. Hayes, Dr. W. Leontief, Mr. Master C. L. Salter, Sergt. N. Murayama, Mr. E. J. Mulli Selmes. Mr. J. Smith, Mr. J. E, gam Mr. E. A Nind, Mr. E. Spencer, Mr. W, A. Smith, Mr. J. Nakagawa, Mr. S. Nara, Mr. H. Site. Mr. C. R. Spittey, Mr. A. E. Namazee, Mr. E. P. Stenjake, L/Cerpl. Smith. Corp. O'Donnel, Mrs. G. O'Donnel, Mr. Sanders, L/Sergt. Sheen, S. F. O. E. E. E. Binger, Mrs. A. Ringer, Smith. Mr. A. Tait, Mr. J. Till- Mr. H. Spear, Mr. T. Takeuchi, beek. Miss I. Tong, Mr. J. Thorpe,

Turner, Mrs. E. Mrs. M. M. Thomas, Miss R. E. Sign. Thomas, Mr. J. H. Wilson, Mrs. I. M. Wilson.

Departures.

F.

The following passengers left by the 8. Delta on Saturday for London and all i Singapore, Finang, Colombo, Aden and Port Said: Mr. B. Ashington, Ptr. C Ashwell, L/Sergt. E. C. Allen, Mr.

C. H. Wang, Vickers, Mrs. A/Sergt. W. A. Wall, Mr. R. Waller, Mr. C. A. Wallis, Pte. J. Winfeld, A/Sergt. W. F. Young.

SPITE IN A WILL.

R. Abraham. Mrs. C. Ayers,ONE PAIR OF TROUSERS Mr. S... Buckland, Pur. J. Biggin, Mr. J. R. Buttenshaw, Mr.

BEQUEATHED TO WIFE.

Colonel Barker" of London fame has for years played the role of a man. She aroused the suspicion of the police because she spent large sums in foreign currency whereof the source could not be traced, lead ing the police to suspect her na a spy in the service of a foreign l'ower, When arrested she was found to be a young girl hailing from Lodz. So far she has refused to reveal how she got all the money she spent so freely.

Braggadocio. Braggadocio is soon going to have something to boast of. Announcement has been made that electric lights will soon be installed there.

No person shall receive on board, lend on, work on or along side, or discharge from, any ship any cargo. on Sunday except in accordance with a permit issued by the Har bour Master.

Penalties, etc. The penelty, apart from criminal to be twice the precedings is amount of the Sunday permit fee, and every person, who contravenes the Ordinance shall be liable to a thousand fine not exceeding one dollars.

Scale of Fees for Sunday Permits, Register tonnage

Any permit issued under this Ordinance "not used `must be re- nrned to the Harbour Office before noon on the day after the Sunday New York. The advisory com mitter of the Silk Association of for which it was issued, with the America has ruled that all register-endorsement "Not used." "ed designs will automatically re main registered during the coming year. Revised forms now are being prepared for the registration of designs in the future. These future registrations provide for a duration of two years, instead of one year The bureau report heretofore. shows that approximately 3,500 de- signs have been registered during the past nine months.

M. L. Beswick, Sergt. Bishop, The will has just been proved of Sigmn. Boswell, Der/Fr. Bendalla may who lived in a Londen L/Sergt. Barrett, Sign, Bassett, suburb, and who left to his wife- Sigm. Bassett, Spr. E. A. Beake. Spr. W. J. Barnes, Lieut.-Comer A W Chisholm Batten, R.N., Sergt. J. A. Chambers, Pte.

and Mrs. J. W. Collyer. Mr. Campbell, Corpl. C. Cowia. Pte. H. Claye, Mr. F. Dalton. Sigma. Dopson, Mr. and Mrs. R. Elvidge, son.

R.

One pair of my trousers free of Juty, and carriage paid, as symbol of what she wanted to wear in my lifetime, but did not. All the rest of his property de left between his two sisters and his

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REAL SCOTCH

RECEIVING PUBLIC

-ATTENTION.

SPECIAL

HIGHLAND WHISKY.

THE ARISTOCRAT AMONG WHISKIES The perfect liqueur whisky that possesses all the high qualities: demanded by the connoisseurs of old Scotch Whisky. Obtainable Everywhere.

LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS:--

H. RUTTONJEE & SON, 15, QUEEN'S ROAD CENT.

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Paris. The former Empress Zita of Austria has received from the French Government permission to reside in France under the condi- tion that she will abstain from any political activity which might in- volve France either in respect to ber foreign or her home politics.

Between

400 or under

$ 76

100 and 700

100

700 and 1,000

125

1,000 and 1,500

150

1,300 and 2.000 2,000

1715

Permit Fee Payable Later.

200

The Objects and Reasons state that the First Schedule of the Sunday Cargo Working Ordinance, 1891, Ordinance No. 1 of 1891, con trains the form of permit which must be used under the Ordinance. That form requires the previous payment of the permit fee. Pay nient of the fee in advance is.in- convenient because it frequently happens that a permit which has been taken out is not used. It is thereforo proposed to pres an amending Ordinance se da to allow for the subsequent payment of the permit fee.

3rd July, 1929, or they will not be recognised.

No Fire Insurance will be affected Billa of Lading will be countersigned

JEESEN & CO. by the Undersigned

Agents. Hong Kong, 9th June, 1929, [7914

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STRAM NAVIGATION Co.'a STEAMER KASHGAR."

Avis HONG KONG CN 6rn JUNE, 1929. Fox ANTWERP,LONDON, GIBRAL

TAR, MARSEILLES. MALTA," PORTSAID, ADEN, COLOMBO AND STRAITS,

are hereby informed

CONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above- that their Goods are being landed and placed T T xx in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Godowns at Kowloon; where Company's esch Consignment wil be sorted out Mark by Mark and Delivery can be

se the Goods are, landed.

Optional Goods will be landed here dalese Instructions have been given to the contrary Six hours before arrival of the Steamer.

Goods not cleared wit-in 8 days, ir. clading date of arrival, will be subject to Boat

Na Fire Insarzace will be affected by

in any case whatever.

Damaged Packager must be left in the Godewas for samination by the Con- signees," and the Company's Surveyors, Mosers. GooDAD & Douglas, at 10. on Mondays and Thursdays, within the Free Storage period.

All Claime against the Steamer most be presented to the Undersigned on or before th June, 1929, or they will not be recognized.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns.

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE &'Co.,

Agents Hong Kong, 6th June, 1929. [7839

more appropriate to make the mas- ter. owners, etc., liable to pay double the usual permit fee if the Ordinance is contravened, on the ground that it is their duty to see that the revenue is net defrauded in a matter over which they have or should have control..

Harbin By instructions of the Chinese authorities all Russian weights and measures are to be abolished from the 1st June and only Chinese are to be permitted in future, though some shops pro- pes to sell in kilos and meters.

Under the "prescas Ordinance a The railway authorities changed | to kilos and meters more than & practice has grown up of returning an unused permit to the Harbour year ago but all general trading Office with an endorsement to the has been carried on in Russian effect that the permit has not been weights and measures.

used. This is for the purpose of Harbin.-The enormous number claiming a refund of the fee.

Clause 6 of the bill lays down of suicides in Harbin during the There is, however, no penalty un-

that the fee for any given Sunday past two months has drawn partider the Ordinance for a false or eular attention to the Japanese incorrect endorsement of this kind:

permit must in general be paid chemists and druggists who sold it was therefore proposed to in- within seven days after the date of paisons uncontrolled by the police.clude in the amending Ordinance issue, but it also provides that the The Japanese Consul-Genera has the provision of a penalty for this fee shall not be payable if the holder satisfies the Harbour Master now taken the matter and issued purpose. instructions to the Japanese gen-

"It was subsequently found that that no

was received on

or di darmes to control all such shops and other amendments of the Ordinance board, loaded, worked, restrit the sale of poisons. were also desirable, on the fellow-charged, on or from the ship in

ing points:-

question on the Sunday for which Section 4 of Ordinance No. 1 of the permit was issued, and if the 1801, deals with the hours during holder shall also have complied which applications for Sunday with the law generally so far as permits may be made. This is it is relevert to the permit in matter which would more properly question. be dealt with by regulation and The bill proposes to repeal both is omitted from the present bill be-Ordinance No. 1 of 1991 and the enuse it is thought that the matter regulations on page 152 of the may be left to deparmental arrange. Regulations of Hong Kong, 1544-

WIND

COMING TO THE

QUEEN'S

STARRING

LILLIAN GISH

with

LARS HANSON

THE star of "Way Down

"

East strikes a new note in this enthralling film!

A girl of pioneer courage, set down in the land of harsh men and barren existence, finds love against a background of the most spectacular events ever seen in a Gish picture!

THURSDAY TO

SATURDAY

ment.

Power is given to the Governor in Council to exempt any specified vessel cc class of ship from the operation of the Ordinance.

Section 7 of the 1801 act makes the, agent and the consignee of sach vessel" liable in the absence of the master. It fails to provide for the case where the ship has au owner in the Colony and, no agent.. The same section 7. unnecessarily deals with she question of the term imposed in default of payment of the fine, a matter which is dealt with generally in the Magistrates Ordinance, 1890.

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Responsibility of Masters and Owners.

COE-

The difficulty of bringing home to individuals any particular travention of the Ordinance seema to call for some special remedy for the protection of the revenue. Clause 3. (2) of the bill, therefore, provides that if any cargo is work- ed on any ship contrary to the pro- visions of the Ordinance, the master, and the owners, charterers, (if any) and agents of the ship in question shall be deerned to have incurred a debt to the Crown equal to twice the amount of the Sunday permit fee for the ship' in question.

It is possible that section 7 of the present Ordinance.makes master and agents liable criminally even in the absence of guilty knowledge, vipezidered that the case does hot justify a provision of this exceptional nature, and that it is (Continued on next Column),

1925.

Cargo

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Pres. Adams..Sun, June 16, 8 Pres. Hoarde,Sun, July 28, 8 Pres. Harrison.Sun., June 30, 8 Pres. Wilson Sun., dag. 11, 8. Fres.Johnson.Sun., July 14, 8 Pres. VanBurcoSun, Aug. 25, ́8

To Manila

Pres. Madison Jane 13, 9 p.m. Pree. Taft Jaly, 6, 6 p.m. Pres. Pierce June 22,6 p.m. Pres, McKinley July 18,6 p.m. Pres. Jackson...July 2,6 pm. Pros, Jefferson..July 20, 8 p.m.

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