HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1930.
INTIMATIONS.
HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB,
THE SIXTH EXTRA RACE MEETING will be held (Weather "Permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on SATURDAY, 7TH JUNE, and on MONDAY, 9th JUNE, 1930, Common sing at 2 r..
The First Boll will be Bung at 1.30 r.x.
on both days.
MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE Members are notified that they and thair Ladies must wear their Badges prominently displayed.
No one without a Badge will be admitted to the Members' Enclosure,
Badges admitting Non-members to the Members Enclosure and Club Rooms at $5,00 per day for Gentlemen and $4.00 per day for Indies, are sbtainable through the SECRETARY UPOR introduction by Member, ruch Hea ber to be responsible for payment of all Chits, &c.
Badges
admitting
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Members"
Enclosure will not be on sale at the
Race Coured.
Members can obtain, upon application
to the SECRETARY, Badges (limited to Two) for the Free Admission to the Member's Enslosure of Wires, Lady
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
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EASTERN NEWS IN BRIEF.
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be hold on TUESDAY, the 10TH DAY
of JUNE, 1930, at $ .M., at the
ESCAPE.
Offices of the Public Works Department, PILOT AND GIRL PASSENGER
Order
of His ExcELLENOT THE GOVERNOR, of One Lot of CHOWN LAND L Shamshuipa in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of years, commencing from 1st July, 1898,
Shortly after 10 sm. on May 28, with the option of renewal at a Crown one of the Singapore Flying Club Bent to be axed by the Surveyor of Hus MAJESTY THE KING, for cas further term machines, carrying a club pilot of 24 years less three days.
PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.
No. of 8
Now Kowloon Inland Registry No. Lot No. 1397. Between Now Kow- Joon Inland Lota
Nos. 1298 and 1995, Aplin Street.
Locality.
Boundary Menzure- ments.
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Contents in
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Annual
Rental,
Upset Frica,
$5.
About
987
1,209
【9499
relatives and Frienda. Names must be CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME stated when applying.
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On ne pretext will Ohildren be permitted in either Enclosure during the Mooting.
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE
The Price of Admission to the Public
Enclosure is $1.00 per day for all Per sons including Ladies, and is payable at
the Gate.
Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform are admitted Half Price.
Bookmakers, Tie Tac Mov, ate., will not be permitted to operate with. in the Precincts of the HONG KON JOCKEY OLún during the Race Meeting..
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C. B. BROWN,
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and a lady passenger, crashed out- side the harbour breakwater. Hap- pily, neither the pilot, Mr. V. P. Barbat, of the Improvement Trust, nor the passenger, Miss M. Arne, sister at the General Hospital,
sustained serious injuries
The seaplane, which was in full view of various ships and watchers From the shore, suddenly nose-dived when descending, at about 300 feet from the water. It soon became involved in a spin and crashed into the surface of the water, though luckily for both, occupants it did not sink immediately. Mr. Barbat immediately elimbered out on to the wings, and assisted his passenger, who was still in her cockpit with only her head above A. Harbour Board launch arrived almost immediate ly, and rescued both pilot and psenger, who were sitting on the wings
the water.
Rumours Broadcast.
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cumours were broadcast of serious Immediately after the accident, injury, which were happily dis- proved, after the admission of the two occupatta of the seaplane to the General, Hospital. Mr. Barbat was suffering only from
few bruises, and after an x-ray exami nation was allowed to leave the hospital, Mise Arne was more un lucky, sustaining a number of bruises about the body and a few cuts or her head. She was suffer ing severly from shock, which was natural enough, considering it was her first trip in the air and her narrow escape from more serious injury.
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SUPPLY."
COUNTRY'S HUGE GOLD RESERVE.
[UNITED PRS.]
With 8,000,000 unemployed in the countries anrrounding, France con- tinues in the happy position of having practically no workless and the phenomenon remains as difficult
State
relief
remains
as ever to understand.
Officially the number of worklesa throughout France, or the number receiving around 2,000, but this figure is deceiving. Actually, the number of offers of work forthcoming each day largely exceeds the supply of labour, and those who are idle generally belong to trades or professions for which there is no longer any use."
To antisly the increasing demands for labour, particularly manual labour, France has brought many thousands of natives of her colonies, Moroccans, Algerians, Senegalese, to the country, where they work side by side on the roads and in the fields with Italians, Czechs, Poles, Russians and Armenians.
According to statistics compiled· by the Canton Bureau of Social Welfare, the number of suicides in that city during last year was 718,- ss compared with 274 in the preced- ing year.
One of the largest collections ever made in Malaya for the Zoological Gardens is now en route for home. The collection was made by Mr., A. St. Alban Smith, of Singapore, and includes rare specimens of Malayan
fauna and coloured Siamese fight. ing fish. There are also two tigers, said to be the largest ever captured in Malaya, which have been present- ed by Mr. A. G. Glenister.
It is reported from Weltevreden that a landslide occurred recently on the sides of Telemojo Mountain in the Semarang region of Java. The native hamlet of Likasan
COM-
43 persons
in Mid-Java province was pletely swept away, being killed; only five persons" escaped from the avalanche. The road leading to the village of Salatiga in the mountains was de stroyed over a distance of 11 kilo- meters, and many bridges fell in. Relief detachments were at once sent to the spot.'
Decrease in Foreign Labour. The flood of foreign labour enter- ing France has dwindled to a com-
years, largely due to the knowledge porcelain industry in Kiangsi pra parative trickle during the past few
In view of the decline of the that the foreign element included vince, which for centuries past has large numbers of men imbued with produced the country's finest pot- Communist tendencies. Communist teries, the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Labour, in com- troubles in the country have been pliance with a request from the largely traceable to such sources, Kiangsi Provincial Government, while the millons of other foreign has recently sent two deputies to. Nanchang to investigate conditions workers in France provide fruitful with a view to formulating relief subjects for agitators to work upon measures. According to reports re. On the one hand, France owes herceived at the Ministry, two of th fortunate position in the matter of largest factories in Hsiaochow and employment or lack of unemploy Chingtechen have suspended due to ment to the big decline in the heavy financial losses. birth rate during the past twenty odd years; on the other hand, im- mediately after the war there was the boom in rebuilding the north of
France.
Mr. Barbat, who was a pilot during the war with nearly two years service, has put in between 12 and 13 hours flying time with the Flying Club Previous to join- ing the club he had not flown & reaplane. Nevertheless he is now a qualified pilot, having obtained bis "A" licence. The practice of carrying passengers, who are not members of the Flying Club, is not very frequent, it is learned, and only those who are qualified club pilots can indulge in this privi- lege. This was not Mr. Barbatising by leaps and bounds, absorbed first experience of taking a pas fore he had flown with a passenger who was not a member of the club.
A public examination of the managing director, all other direc tors and the manager of the Kara- dous task of rehabilitating the has been ordered as the result of the Paid by reparations, the tremen-chi Bank, Ltd. (now in liquidation) report of the official liquidators. stricken towns in the war area went
June 23 has been-fixed for the pur on for ten years. When the taak
pose. The report alleges that fraud ended last year, the labour set free
has been committed by the directors, did not go idle, because French in-
the manager and the auditors, in dustry generally had prospered.
relation to the conduct and manage- ment of the Bank. Instances are given, of loans given freely to re- lations of directors of the Bank, and it is pointed out that when the manager wrote to the Board, on
relations of the directors should not draw the letter forthwith. be given loans, he was made to with-
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Prosperous Motor Industry, “ The automobile industry, increas
many thousands of skilled and un- restored in the once devastated territories, even the mines which had been destroyed in the Lens neighbourhood absorbed thousands The scaplane submerged very of Polish workers when they were
In connection with the death of a shortly after the Harbour Board set going once more..
French colonial expansion, parti-keeper who was savaged by a royal Jaunch, had rescued the unlucky occupante. Only the tail was stick-cularly in North Africa, also absorb elephant at Bangkok recently; the ing out of the water and the tips ed much labour, not only native but Bangkok Karn uang states that of the wings could be seen. It was French as well, since engineers and according to the investigation by the towed to the Club raft by & Har other technical or semi-technical police the animal was very hungry hour Board Tug, after a crane had help was and still is necessary. All at the time, as he had had no food. An exami.this, in due course, has created cor- given him since morning. The been brought into use. nation proved that it is damaged responding activity in the homeland. female which was to be operated on The only serious slump at the is the mother of the baby white beyond repair and will have to be
present time in France is in agricul- elephant from the North Pet ture. Last year, after a prodigious tion has been sent up to His Majesty effort, France produced a record asking for a pension to be given the wheat crop of 60,000,000 quintals, widow of the keeper and his two too big, indeed, for the country to daughters as the man died on duty. absorb. Nor could she export much The elephant is now securely bound. in competition with cheap grains as punishment, and tears roll down from Poland and Germany and in its eyes showing that it has realised face of the steady market for the gravity of its savagery to its better-class Argentine and Canadian keeper whom it is now missing.
written off as a complete loss. The unlucky machine, a Moth seaplane D.K., has been in use at the Flying Club for about a year. An in- quiry will be held shortly at the Club to investigate the cause of the accident. This is the first ce casion in the history of the Club that a member or passenger has sustained any injuries in a crash.
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Government Help for Farriers. Speculation mingled with surprize is rife in Harbin circles owing to With a glut on the home market, the sudden dismissal by the Soviet prices dropped, prices of labour manager of the C.E.R. Administra dropped and there was unemploy- tion of 37 Russian staff members, ment, but that, it is hoped, is of whom several have served on the thing of the past. The Government Railway for upwards of 20 years. measure allocating While no official explanation of this agricultural 200,000,000 francs for the construe unexpected action on the part of far been. tion of silos and schemes of recom- the Soviet manager has pense for farmers has ended the given; it is pointed out that all crisis and ensured that in future those summarily dismissed had stuck aver production will be followed by to their posts against orders from TJISONDARISHA. & Amor Rtb June 10th June, MANILA, ME'IAR. conservation of grain in silos until Moscow during the Sino-Soviet the markets are easier, thus qusur ing fair prices for the farmer and labourer de
COUNTERFEITERS.
POLICE RAID IN PENANG.
The Penang detective department recently conducted a well-organised raid on a house in Green Lane, alleged to be occupied by a band As a sequel to the raid, four Chinese were charged at the police court with counterfeiting and the possession of instruments and ma torials for counterfeiting. At the
Behind the stability of French conclusion of the preliminary labour of course, there is the healthy quiry they were all committed to
state of the frane and the huge gold stand trial at the next Assizes.:
The evidence showed that the reserve which has been built up, police entered the house while the thanks to the farsightedness of ex- men were engaged in melting lead. Premier Poincare. At the present A gramophone was being played in time the gold receive of France is the front part of the house, which estimated at 1 milliard 633 millions had the door closed but unbolted. of gold, dollars, ranking next to The exhibits seized included con America's reserve of a milliards 900 terfeit coins of all denominations million dollars.
NURSE STABBED.
SENSATIONAL ASS KUALA LUMPUR,
A sensational stabbing affair occurred at the General Hospital on May 29, when a European nursing sister, Miss Pender, was the victim of an attack by an un- known man. (Continued at foot of next column).
trouble of last year. For this.
reason it is believed that more dis- TJILEBOET
missals are likely. It is stated that
Noon
AMOT 18th June 17th June,
& Botharaja
BATAVIA
Noon
a large number of new Soviet Rus sins, are arriving shortly from TJIKABANG...SEAL. & AMOT 22nd June 4th Juge, Max, Max Siberia to join the Railway Ad- ministration.
Considerable property was left. by Crung Puisang, who was a rub- her planter in British North Borneo. He died in Få Yuen dis- trict, in the provines of Kwang- tung on January 10. Deceased's property consisted of shares in the China Oil Corporation of Borneo,
Noon ·& Bornaxia.
NORTH BOUND.
FROM"
1. ABOVEŇ
WILL "LEAVE "ON
·OK ABOUT··
For
The police fret received-word-of-valued at 86,600, also 17-houses and TJILEBOET the outrage at two o'clock in the various rubber plantations in Beau morning. It appears that Miss fort, British North Borneo. In his TJIKARANG Tumler way thepin aur Toom sat will deceased oppointed his oldest te but being unwole to wet o atent singers to his face she is is unable to give whom probate has been granted by any descriptions of the intruder, the Supreme Court. The will sta who made good his escape.ed the half of the property is to The only object missing was a be reserved for an ancestral sacri- sold watch, but this was found ficial fund, maintenance for the later in the bathroom Miss Pen- widow, cducation of the children, der was removed at once to the and also for dowry and for mar
riage expenses of the children. European Hospital.
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