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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1930.

SHOPPING GUIDE

FELIX HAT SHOP

SPRING SALE

FRIDAY FEB. 7 Wonderful Bargains for Every Woman. 7, Ice House St.

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MODES-COUTURE

HAS REMOVED TO 3rd Floor, PEDDER BUILDING-

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RADIO SUPPLIES

Mackintosh's

Mom's Weas Procialisti.

Alexandra Bldg, Des Vaux Road.

Fresh Flowers, Fruit

and Vegetables

The Clover Flower

Shop

10, 10E HOUSE STREET

REMOVED TO

74, QUEEN'S ROAD C.

DERAWING & CO. (1923). LTD.

ELECTRIC GRAMOPHONES Madame S. LEITE

AND MOTORS

SUPER ELTO OUTBOARD

MOTORS RUDGE-WHITWORTH MOTOR CYCLES TENNIS RACKETS

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QUALITY

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MODERATE CHARGES.

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· CHINA'S WORST FOET

CHIANG KAI SHEK'S VIGOROUS GALL.

OFFICIALS WHO OBSERVED CHINA NEW YEAR.

The following is a translation of a striking address delivered by General Chiang Kai Shek at the usual weekly memorial service last week in Nanking. The original appeared in the China Times. General Chiang said':

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"I made a round of the different Government offices on the old New Year day and found that, except for the Ministry of Interior which carried on its work as usual, in the other Ministries and offices, while they were in appearance kept open, nobody was there at work. It is regrettable that even Government officials found it difficult to break the old custom; so how can we blame the people for keeping up the old tradition 1.

GERMAN OFFICERS IN CHINA.

BERLIN DENIALS.

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OR

COMMENCING AT 2.30 PM.

Charges against Germany by Wang Ching Wei, leader of the Lelt Wing of the Kuomintang, are denied in Berlin with the greatest possible emphasis. It is stated that ex- German offeers who had taken ser rice in China did so against the express advice of "the German Government. Some of these officers had for years been beyond the jurisdiction of the German Gov ernment, among them being the late Colonel Bauer (Chiang Kai WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12, Shek's former military adviser) and his successor, Lieut. Colonel Kriebel, who for some time before his de parture for China was engaged in AT No. 1S, BROADWOOD ROAD the organisation of the Heimwehr in "RIDOE HOUSE" Austria denies that Germany supplied muni-

With equal positiveness Berlin A QUANTITY OF VALU- tions to China For years past, it ABLE BLACKWOOD AND is declared, the German Govern- ment bas striven to suppress the trafie in munitions from its ports, It is, however, admitted that German ships have probably been chartered for this traffic by the nationals of other States.

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HOUSEBOLD FURNITURE. (Particulars from Catalogues).

Or View From TUESDAY, the 11th FDBUABI, 1959,

-Wang Ching Wei accused the Ger- man officers in China of supporting Chiang Kai Shek in the oppressive measures taken against his oppon-TERMS-CARE OF DELIVERY, No Respect for Laws.

ents in the Kuomintang, and of in- "Incidentally this points out one troducing gas warfare in China.

HONGKONG HOTEL important fact that the Chinese Farther, he charged the German

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people have no respect for laws throwers, and other instruments of Government of sending tanks, mine-

Government mandate means noth-war to Chino, ing to them; it is something to be read but not to be carried out. However often we may urge them, they never seem to make a move. We ordered the abolition of the Lunar Year; we ordered that na-

tive goods should be encouraged; and we ordered many ather things but our people scarcely paid any attention to them, while government officials read our orders and forgot about them! Such inertia you do not find in any other countries.

enemy.

Military Adventurers. Among former German officers who are in China are several belong. ing to the group which, after the War, found scape for its activities in such adventures as the Kapp Putsch. Their employment appar

ently dates from the visit to Ger- many

of a Chinese mission in "1928 This was headed by General Sten J, & colleague of Chiang Kai Shek, and seems to have collected a num ber of technical advisers." "

"Besides Colonel Bader and Lieut.- Colonel Kriebel, other former Ger- man officers in China, according to the derman Press, are Staff Cap- tain Barga von Wangenheim, now Kriebel's adjutant, and Generala Lindemann and Gudovius, who con- duct the Peking Military Academy, General Gudovius took part in the Kustrin Putrch and was discharged from the Reichswehr.

Inertia the Enemy. Inertia is our most powerful If we do not conquer it, we can make no progress at all. I find there is interia everywhere. In all the Government offices, there is no noticable activity. Everybody i, sitting about and doing nothing. Indeed, it is difficult to tell whe ther the offices are still function- ing. Our public servants must re- | darmerie: German specialists are alize that they are expected to work also stated to be in charge of the and to show proper resulta. They arsenals at Hankow and Nanking, are not mandarin, and their off of the railway organisation, of the ces are not yamene

The Air unit of the Nanking army is stated to be led by Lieut. Fuchs, a former German war pilot, while the former Major Hammel is said to be reorganising the Peking Gen-

police, and of the Chinese wireless

EASTERN AIR LINES.

CHAIN OF STATIONS FROM INDIA TO SHANGHAI,

LAMMERT BROS.,

AUCTIONEERS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

Badersigned have received Instructions

TO SELL, Br

PUBLIC AUCTION

OF'

THURSDAY, FEB. 13, COMMERCIFO AT 5.15′ P.M.

AT THEIR SALES ROOM,

DUDDELL STREET, FINE COLLECTION OF

VALUABLE "POSTAGE

STAMPS.

ON VIEW Now.

TERMS--Cain on DELİTERT,

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LAMMERT BROS., AUCTIONEERS.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

Instructiona

"Again I will call on the differ-system. ent Ministers to be more rigid to see that every order and instruc tion of the Government is carried out to the letter. If the order says that a certain thing must be done or abolished within 4 certain period, see to it that it is so carri- ed out at the end of the specified. Preparatory work for the estab.THE Undersigned have received period. If we go on as we are, walichment of a network of French will be no better than the Peping air lines in the Far East is being From K. 8. MORRISON, Esq., Government and very soon some carried out by the "Cie Air Asie;" body will lead a revolution against according to the Résumé of Com- mercial Information, issued by the The Visit to Canton.

Air Ministry in London. "I am leaving for Canton very shortly. I shall stay there for two For three week. I hope that during my absence, you will carefully think over my words and put them THE HONGKONG OPTICAL CO. into practice. I may also remind

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· AND

RECORDS

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you that the 3rd Plenary Session will soon be called and you are re- quested to make your reports and prepare your memoranda (if you have any) in time."

CHINA TERRITORIAL WATERS.

12-MILE LIMIT SUGGESTED AS CHECK ON SMUGGLING.

A memorandum recommending the determination of the limit of China's territorial waters along the coast particularly for revenue pur

the poses, has been submitted to Executive Yuan by the Ministry of

These air lines are among those which have beca considered by M Laurent Eynae and Lord Thomson in their recent discussions on an The Anglo-French air agreement, future air line to the Far East, with points of call at Calcutta, Akyab, and Rangoon, will go direct to Can- ton by way of Pitsnanoulok, Hong- khay, Paksane (Siam), Vinh, Hai- phong, and Fort Bayard and Shang- hai. The Air Asic Co. is studying special connections with French Indo-China from Pitanangalok to Saigon by Bangkok, Angkor, and From-Penk.

"

Experimental flights were made Fome time ago, and an agreement has been signed with Biam. Nego- tiations with the Government. ! Indo-China are proceeding.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

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ON

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, COMMENCING AT 10.30 AM With an Interval from 12.30 r.. to 2.80 P.M.

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Ar No. 460, THE PEAK, BARKER ROAD,

LARGE QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

PROPERTY

Comprising

Teak Hatstand. Chesterfield Couch and Armchairs, Glass Cabinet; Tenk Pedestals, Statues, Card Table, Brass Ornaments; Pictures, Curtains, Carpets, Brass Fenders, etc.

Teak Dining Table, Sideboard, DinnerWaggon, Tables, Desk, Screens,

Glass Ware, Coiling and Table Fans, Electric Fittings, etc.

Pipand. This is in answer to THE Undersigned have received Community Plate Cutlery Crockery,

petition from the Inspector-General

of the Maritime Customs.

Instructions

TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

ON

The memorandum suggests that in order to prevent smuggling, the Maritime Customs authorities should be authorized to conduct searches of therchantmen within 12 miles of the shore, and that in case such vessels' should attempt to escape outside the 12-mile limit, the Customs authorities should be em- powered to give chase, in order to Ar HOLT'S WHARF, KOWLOON,

enforce the search.

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It is further recommended that following the determination, of the mit of the territorial waters, rules governing action which may be taken by the Customs authori- ties within prescribed limit should be promulgated

The Government should send de- legates to attend the International Convention for the codification, of International Law and to submit to the Convention proposals recom- mending are determination of the limit of territorial waters, accord- ing to the memorandum.

The memorandum has been re ferred jointly to the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Finance, and the Navy" for further consideration.

SATURDAY, FEB. 15,

COMMENCING A7 11 AM.

8,240 Preces RAILS

161 BUNDLES FISH PLATES

24 Bags BOLTS

3 CASES CRAMPB

9 PACKAGES DISMANTLED

TRUCKS

4 PACKAGES TURNING

TABLES

10 CASES WINDOW GLASS

2 CASES PLATE GLASS

TERMS -ÛASH ON DELIVERY.

LAMMEET BROB.,

AUCTIONEERS.

Teak Bedstead, Teak Wardrobe with Glass Doors, Teak Dressing Tuble, Teak Chest of Drawers, Sew- ing Machine, Enamel Esth, Porcelain Basin, Cooking Stove,” Kitchen Utensils, etc.

Also

One Cabinet Victrola, Que White Frost Eefrigerator, One Fairbank Scale, Aviary Plants in Pots, etc.

and

A QUANTITY OF BLACK- WOOD FURNITURE.

TERMS: CASH ON DELIVERY,

Os View From WEDNESDAY, the 12th FEBRUARY, 1930, at Neon.

CATALOGUES will be issued.

LAMMERT BROS, AUCTIONEERS.