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Pablic Meeting held at the The most refreshing of all A CETT HALL OF FRIDAY, the perfumes in the hot weather.
4TH APRIL, it was decided to present H.E. SIR WILLIAM FEEL, KII with an Address of Welcome on his arrival in this Colony, which will be
3 the morning of the STH MAY
At the same Public Meeting it was decided that the whole of the TREATE BOTAL should be thrown open to the pabile without charge save only that the stage be reared for the Reception Commitee, Members of the Executive and Legislativa Councils, Representa- tives of the Navy, Army and Air Forces and the Heads of Pablie Departments, the first two rows of the stalls for the Consular Body and their wives and the representatives of the Churches, also the first two rows of the dress circle for ladies.
Atis hoped that as many resid- ents of the Colony as possible will attend this-Public Meeting at the Theatre Royal, and thus give a practical demonstration of the sup- port of the Colony to its new Governor.
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The anticyclone is moving east ward and is now central to the east of Tokyo. A depression is shown to the E.NE. of Shanghai. The depression over Indo-China has de creased in intensity.
Local Forecast: E moderate; fine to cloudy.
BIRTHS.
CLEMENT, a son.
A. Kon.
winds;
silver market.
A Chinese Silk Goods Exhibition" will be held in Narking for one month beginning from May 5,- re ports the Shunpao.
The engagement has been an- pounced of Miss V Talan. eldest | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Talau of Shanghai, to Mr. Alexander Redkin.
Another 850,000 have been re- mitted to Russia by the Administra tive Yuan to relieve the Chinesó who suffered during the recent Sino-Russian condict over the Chi- aese Eastern Railway, reports, the
A Tientsin resident who had been
Mr. B. Monteith Webb, of Ara-Chinese press. visiting Manchuria, told the North.
Daily Mail that he thought hold&Co., Ltd., "is returning to that fa another ten or Bfteen years Shanghai on the Dollar str Fre Mukden will be one of the foremost, sident. Piercz... which" Jait San cities in China.
Francisco on April 11.
Shanghai merchants are invited, says the Chinese press, to make generous contributions to the fund for the establishment of an indus trial factory in Wuchang, which will soldiers who took part in the 1911 employ only the invalid
Historie old Nowatend Abhoy." famous as the Ancestral home of Lord Byron, has been purchased by Sir Julian Cahn for presentation to the Nation unconditionally. Newstead is older even than the Byron family. The abbey, which will be secured for the English people for all time by Sir Julien's bene founder of the line, Sir John faction, was a priory when the
Byron, entered into possession in 1510. The poet was not born there. but was taken to Newstead by his mother at the age of ten years. "It
The Shanghai Postal Employees Union, which recently presented a demand to the Chiaotungpu for an increase in wages and bonuses, have received a reply from the Ministry saying that other government em- definitely rejecting the demand and
ployees whose treatment is not so good as the postal employees' have The Manchuria Daily News re-not presented demands. ports: The Sungari ice began to break up on April 3, 19 days earlier than last year. The Naviga states the vernacular press, called Hat to
An official of the Waichiaopu, Į was a changs from a shabby Scotch tioh Guild announced its intention
revolution.
WEATHER REPORT.
Changes in the monetary system of India and unsettled conditions Yesterday's weather report, fore-in, China, are held responsible cast and remarks, issued by the chiefly, for the decline in silver Royal Observatory at 3.10 p.m., prices which necessitates a search stated:-
for new markets, and the Mexican producers -expect no appreciable relief from any plan which will not increase on a large scale the consumption of the metal for manu facturing purposes. Efforts of the Governments of the principal silver bullion prices by official measures producing countries to stabilize
would be futile, in the opinion of Mexican mining men. who also believe that a financial pool such as that which operates with -con- CLEMENT, On April 23. at Shang-siderable success to stabilize copper hai, to Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Prices, would be ineffective, in the The Mexican Gov. MELLOR-On April 23. at Shanghai,erament, although not expected to, to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Melton, attempt any programme aimed at stabilization of silver prices. already has indicated its intention of co-operating with the mining industry in what is really struggle for survival on the part of many companies. Despite thing of May. customarily strict adherence to the policy of forbidding industries to retrench by dismissal of employees, the Federal Board of Conciliation
DEATHS.
and Arbitration since last August has authorized..dismissal of 1.500 LOGAN. On April 24, at Shanghai, miners who were employed by 18 JAMES HENRY LOGAN, late of organizations. In January last the Eastern Extension Telegraph total number of miners employed Co., aged 5 years.
in the country was 65.000. The ScaciTz. On April 92, at Shang- authorizations referred to permit
hai, VALBORG MARGRETHE,ted reductions in personnel ranging
Scenery, the Chefoo Daily News the records, rouses emotion in daughter of Mr. and Mrs., E. from 13 per cent. of the affected
stern military bosom: Div.-Com E. SCHULTZ, aged 3 years. company's employees to 100 per cent,
in the case of a few which suspend-Liu paid a visit to the Bamboo Now we have ed operations entirely. Among the Temple recently, latter was the Cinco Mines Com-heard that as the scenery there is pany which in 1928 produced 200,000 very vivid and picturesque he made another sightseeing trip to the ounces of silver monthly,
Favourable action by the Board same place with his suite on April Night Editor (Wanchai Office) is expected also on applications
Tel. Central 45311,
MARRIAGE.
MCCULLOCK-HARPER.On April 24. at Shanghai, WILLIAM, son of JOHN HARPER, Montrose, to JEAN, eldest daughter of DAVID McCULLOCH, Maidens, Ayrshire.
Editorial and Business Offices: 11, Ice House Street. Tel. Central 12.
London Office: 53, Fleet
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The Daily Press.
HONG KONG, APRIL 29, 1930.
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a palace," Lord Byron
to send out the first boat on April on the French Consul in Nanking 12 Junk beads will appear on the recently and suggested that a telet Harbin market towards the begin- be sent immediately to Count Doctor Bequeaths His Body.
D. de Martel, the retiring French Minister, requesting the latter to Di. Richard Whittington, of open negotiations with the Chinese Hove, in a letter to the British Government regarding the rendi | Medical Journal, draws attention tion of the local French Mixed to the difficulty of getting sufficient Court without delay.
"Chinese papers report that the Chiastungpu has been ordered by
the National Government to print postage stamps bearing the port raits of six martyrs," namely, the Into General Chen Chi Mei, and
Ex-workers
of the Nanyang Mesers. Huang Heini Liang Chun Brothers Tobacco Co, in Shanghai a Soong Chiao Jen, Chu Chiappealed to the Social Bureau on April 21, to use its influence to Hsin and Teng Kai.
induce the management of the com- pany to re-open the factories in order to give work to ex-employees of that concern who are now idle. The company closed its factory. on Broadway last February owing to heavy financial losses,
13.
Attention is directed to the ad-
new Governor..
Young trees now planted along the entrance of the Shanghai. Dis
ta
the
trict Court from the gateway to the court buildings might give visi- pending from 15 other companies,
tors to the institution almost an who desire either to reduce their Street, working forces or suspend opera
vertisement appearing in to-day's impression that it was a hospital. issue relative to the local arrange- They would soon be disillusioned, tions. It is expected an additional
ments for the official welcome and however, after seeing the interior, 5,000 miners will be laid off as a
presentation of address to the where, though people are often led result of the applications now pending, but proportionate incoming Governor, Sir William there lamenting, the doctors they decrease in national production is Peel, K.B.E. It is hoped that as find are doctors of law, and their many residents of the Colony as prescriptions are for moral rather expected. In solvent in the face of current silver possible will attend the public than corporeal remedy. prices, the companies will be com-meeting at the Theatre Royal, and pelled to maintain production at thus give a practical demonstration of the support of the Colony to its almost "the present level. This enn be done by working only the richest veins in the mines, although the practice is detrimental to the value of the property.. bullion at 60 cents gold an ounce, "THE views of bankers and mer- instead of about 40, and solid chants doing business in and with silver-ware sold at prices very much the Far East regarding silver are less than 85 gold an ounce is in the opinion of Mexican miners, the by now well known.
They are only solution of the difficulties at unanimous on at least one point-present affecting the silver market: that the situation is very unsatis factory, and gives rise to grave apprehension. Having said that,
STABILISING" SILVER.
Claim to the Undersigned on or before CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME divergencies of opinion begin to
That Date.
DEACONS,
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"Solicitors for the Administrator,
1, Des Vieux Road Central,
Hong Kong.
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TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that A EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS of BONG KONG TRAMWAYS, LIMITED will be held at the Eces of Mesare. JARDINE. MATUZON & Co., LTD., on WEDNES DAY the 7T DAY OF MAY, 1930, at 12 O'CLOCK Noor, To Receive, in pur- snance of the Chairman's speech at the laat Anaual General Meeting of the Company, a Statement from the Chair msn as to the position in regard to the proposals for the acquisition of the Motor Bus and Garage Undertaking of the Hose KoNG & BANGHAI HOTELS, LIMITED.
By Order of the Board,
W. F. SIMMONS.
Hong Kong, April 29th, 1930.
Secretary
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show themselves to the degree of anxiety and the measures best to be taken to allay the fears which exist. Since there is nothing new to be recorded concerning the views of those who bandis silver in the form of currency, it is inter-
News and Views.
Silver
There was only one Chinese im- ported case of typhoid reported during the 48 hours ending at mid- night on Sunday.
While the s.a. Sui Tai was on its way to the Colony from Macao, a girl passenger, about 18 years old, jumped overboard at about 4 p.5.
her, but to no avail.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Marin Homem de Carvalho, daugh ter of Mrs. J. S. Homein. de Carvalho, of Ashiya, and Baron Adolf Carl Willem Vienna, Austria, wits
A Nanking telegram
that Sve Eastern Times states American students have been ad mitted to the Central University, Nanking, and that three more are due to arrive in China this week. The telegram further states that a letter has been received by the Brann, of University from India. asking celebrated whether foreign students will be very quietly at the Church of the admitted. In reply, "the telegram Sacred
Heart, Nakayamate-dori, says, the University authorities say Robe, on March 20, the Rev. Father that they will welcome students of Fago officiating. Baron Carl Ludwig non-Chinese nationality. Theodor Braun, brother of the bridegroom, was best man, Baron Carl Fuchs attended ELJ sponsor. The bride was given away by her brother, Mr. Antonio Homem de Carvalho,
was the
wireless Murder by and
fiendish plan devised by a peasant. Riding to Warnsdorf, he climbed u to the rooi of the house of his brother-in-law, against whom he had a grudge, fixed a wire to the wire- Property in Hong Kong, to the less antennæ and flung the other value of 823,500, was left by Mak end over a high" overhead cable. Ping, married woman, who died The intended victim clamped the at the Red Cross Hospital, Shang head phones over his cars but the hai, on June 20, 1920.
Letters of wire fused and the man was unhurt. administration have been granted The short circuit, however, plunged to the son, Cheng Kam To, to whom the neighbourhood in darkness.
esting to learn what those engaged on Sunday. The vessel searched for everything is bequeathed. Probate The culprit was arrested.
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of the will has been granted to Chiu Cheung Shi, a relative, in respect of the estate of the late Chiu Kuen Yuk, alia Chiu Ki Shang, ulica Chiu Woon, of Macao. value of $16,500, all of which is bequeathed to Chiu Cheung Shi.
suitable material for anatomical schools, and asks:-" Is it not time that some of us, at all events, when we should not offend the renti- mental susceptibilities of those we leave behind, left our own corpora for such purpose? Is it not rather.. a pleasing thought that some dis covery may be made which will benefit mankind or, at least, that we are making medical study easier? The cremated ashes could, of course, be collected and buried. Iater. I am not advocating what I do not suggest for myself, and have left instructions in my will making
such an offer to the Oxford Medical School."
Through Dark Glasses.
Speaking of the proposal that the British portion of the Boxer
to the National Government for Indemnity should be handed back railway construction the Central China Post bepes that it will not be handed over until there is peace in the country and no possibility of the money being used for any- thing but constructive purposes in- stead of destructive, or in any way putting it in the power of a Party to use it for their own advance-- ment.
Actions of the past three years, however, continues our con- temporary, have been such that we confess to tremors, and the appear- ance of Sir Miles Lampson and Mr. Teichman at Nanking with the avowed object of discussing further the abolition of extrality and, if Dr. C. T. Wang is correctly quoted, the handing over of the Boxer Indemnity, just when this country is in the throes of the greatest civil
war it has ever scen, cannot but arouse the gravest adxiety for the future.
For three years blunder has been piled upon blunder; but a climax of this nature might well
remains of. spell finis to what British prestige not only in this country but throughout Asia.
Looking Back 25 Years. Josephine Dunn, appearing in The Hong Kong Hotel Co. Ltd. "Melody Lane" at the Queen's sued Freiwald. Vojacek for 837.67, Theatre, was born in New York, owing by the defendant for board. May 1, 1909.
She attended the.
secretarial work until she joined a manager of the Hotel (Mr. A. F. Davies) to produce the chits, musical comedy company playing amounting to between eight and "Good Morning Dearie.'
She was
"His Honour.—I advise you not.
If you tell any untruths I sha!!
send you to a place you won't like.
in producing the metal think of the situation. They, too,
Four Russians, claiming to be much concerned at the dwindling White" Russian traders, were price of the metal, and are no less arrested by the police at Swatow, Deceased left local estate to the Holy Cross School there, studying and chits. Defendant asked the apprehensive about the future than upon their arrival there from Shang the bankers and merchants whoer hai, for having au passports. They have been taken to Canton for anxieties about the drop in ex- | trial.
The gentleman who is said to then 15 years old. Subsequently nine dollars, mentioned in the change have had, so much publicity
have been appointed by the China she appeared in other musical ill. The Hotel shroff, gare evid- ence that defendant tore up the during the last few months.
St. Joseph's College are holding Airways, Fed, Inc., U.S.A., to comedies and finally figured with their annual athletic sports on,
in 1924 and chits after looking through them.
His Honour, to defendant.--Do... open negotiations with the China Ziegfeld's "Fellies Reports from Mexico state that Saturday, May 3, on Caroline Hill National Aviation
Corporation 1925. After entering the film busi-
in you want to go into the witness SERVICE TO READERS, an international organization of Ground. Mr. E. Ralpha bas kindly regarding the revision of the airness she achieved successes
consented to presented the prizes at mai! contract, is considered by the "Excess Baggage '
" and with Al box?.
The defendant hesitated. KONG DAILY silver producers and refiners to the end of the meeting, and parents Chinese press HE HONG
as unqualified to Jolson in "The Singing Fool." She PRESS, LTD., and the HONG promote the sale of silver manu- of pupils and all members of the carry on the negotiations because. is unmarried and resides in Los KONG WEEKLY PRESS, through factures at lower prices than now S.J.O.B.4. will be welcome. it is alleged, he is an oil merchant Angeles. their London Office, at 33, FLEET
and knows nothing about aviation." STRZY, EC. 4, are prepared to give obtain is being discussed in mining
Ar announcement of considerable The Chinese press hope that this
In refusing to print extracts
The defendant not giving evid- Eubscribers and Visitors advice circles 25 the best means of local interest appears in our adgentleman's name will be with from what it describes as an im-
ence or calling witnesses, judgment regarding accommodation available, stabilizing the silver market. From vertisement columns to day, relating drawn immediately and another pertinent biography of the Queen," was given against him with costs. motoring facilities, suitable shop- the premise that important reduc. to an extra-ordinary general meet substituted so as to bring about at written by Mrs Charlotte Caven-
ing of shareholders in Hong Kong early conclusion of negotiatione.
dish, who is said to be the widow Hong Kong Daily Press, April 29.
HUMPHREYS ESTATE &
If, when at home, they will call tions in the retail prices of silver Tramways, Ltd. The meeting will
of the late Colonel Cavendish, of 11:05. or telephone to the above address, manufactures
A correspondent of the Seoul the Indian Army, the Daily in Looking Back 50 Years. FINANCE CO., LTD.
economically be held on May 7 to receice a state- they will receive the utmost assist-
on the Yesterday the Hong Kong and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENance and the latest available infor- practicable, leaders of the Mexican ment as to the position in regard Press writes to complain of the says that the authoress attributes
to proposals for acquiring the Hong cyclists who continually career to Her Majesty views
It adds: Whampoa Dock Co. handed to the that the ANNUAL ORDINARY mation on all subjects of enquiry mining industry argue the feas Kong Hotel bus services.
along the sidewalks and knock marriage of her sons. GENERAL MEETING of SHARE will be placed at their disposal.ibility of offering solid silver
pedestrians down. Happily--we The book is written in the worst authorities the Charles May, FOLDERS will be held at the HONG
articles at prices which would understood that General Chen Toni Chronicle, are well ahead of the to the Royal Family. There is a police, which is said to be as fine A Canton report says that it is in Japan, comments the Japan of toate and must be most offensive steam-launch for the use of the KONG HOTEL, Fong Kong, ou WEDNESDAY, the 72 MAY, 1930,
attract many present purchasers of Tong has decided to appoint Mr, benighted inhabitants of the ad- strong suspicion that the book, bont of her class as ever floated M. for the purpose of receiving
plated ware. A research and pro-Chen Ying Lan Director of the jacent peninsula, Here we have which is unauthorised, has been in Hong Kong harbour, built at motional organization similar to Commissariat Department of the motor-ears and motor-lorries on the written principally with the object a cost of between six and seven satisfying the thousand dollars. Of course, one Military Headquarters,, as Finance sidewalks. There is a new one late of temporarily, miners and refiners is favoured, succession of Mr. Fan Ki Mo, who particularly popular, and enjoys Atlantio reading public for in- taking delivery of a boat is to try side details of the lives of members her, and it would be thought and silver companies in the United recently, tendered his resignation, the great advantage that as a num
naturally enough that no persons ber of garden gates open on to it, of Royalty." ostensibly on account of his in- States, Canada, and Peru would be ability to raise sufficient funds to the lorries are fairly sure to get
wern more competent to undertake NEWS OF THE FAR EAST invited to co-operate. Although meet war expenses.
a householder emerging in a hurry Labour is contented at the Fu- the task than the officers in the silver bullion is selling around 42)
to catch his morning train.- shun collieries, reports the Man Harbour Master's Department. churia Daily News. In the first But it seems otherwise, as the cents gold an ounce, the average Sports will take place on May 2 The Hong Kong Area Athletic
Pirates have been very active place, says our contemporary, the trial resulted in the piling-up of article manufactured of silver is and 3 on the Army Athletic Ground outside Woosung during the past Chinese foremen have been prevent this fine now craft on the rocks, sold retail for about 88 goli per at Sook unpoo. There will be an few weeks and will probably coned from squeezing their men's pay, somewhere the other side, by the ounce, according to the President of pen mile race at 5.30 p.m. on May tinue their activities for some time which, in itself, is a boon to the muffs in charge of her, and the 3 open to all officers and men of to come, anys the Chinese press, beminers, who number more than was lying last evening beached, the Mexican Mining Chamber" It the Army, Navy and Air Force, cause the fishing season has started 40,000 at present. The ch are workmen being busy trying to is believed this discrepancy between Hong Kong Volunteer Defence and thousands of fishing-boats are paid individually according to the patch up her injuries in order to Corps, Hong Kong Police and now gathering around the mouth of actual results of their day's work. get her into dock. Of all men the selling price and the cost of University. Entries should be sent the Yangtaze. Several days ago, ác. This has given the men a strong afloat or ashore in this port, we raw materiale is greater than neces to Brigade Sports Officer, H.K.S. cording to the Sinuna, about incentive to improve working effi should have thought those in the sary, and that with proper co- Brigade, R.A., by April 20.
60 junks carrying over 600 pirates ciency. The best hands are known Harbour Department would have operation solid silver ware can be
appeared outside Woosung and, to put out more than four tons been best acquainted with the after rounding up all the fishing per head per day. It is all the rocks and shoals of the British bonts in eight, forced the fishermen more remarkable, remembering that waters round this island, and no
at 11:30
the Report of the Directors together with
A
Btatement of Accounts for the Year COMPREHENSIVE AND COM- that functioning now for the copper Commissioner of Kwangtung inly constructed at Chicya which is voracious appetite of the trans- of the first things to be done after
ended 31st DegrAER, 1929.
The Transfer Books of the Company
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made available at much lower A heavy snowfall was experienced priers than at present charged. on Mount Nantai and other moun- silver producers directly or in- Prefecture, Japan, between the after which, the vessels warn each used to be two tons or so a day been made by a policeman in directly to enter the manufacturing night of April 15 and the follow-given a white flag and then releas until a few years ago. The men charge of her, the inen comprising industry, such a radical step might ing morning. This, remarks theed. Over a hundred fishing-boats are naturally pleased with the the nautical staff of the Harbour be undertaken as a result of the Oka Mainichi, was the first heavy have been seized by the pirates be phenomenal increase of their earn- Department would be the first to desperate situation now confronting snowfall ever witnessed there for cause the owners failed to pay up ings which are admitted to be the dub the unfortunate constable the mining and refining companies the last 20 years during the middle as ordered, concludes the Sinuan highest for the labourers of their "jubber." Hong Kong Daily
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