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POPULARIZING THE PACIFIC.
AMERICAN PROPOSAL TO ATTRACT TOURISTS,
Tokyo, Oct.
20.-The Pacific
STEEL MAGNATE'S HUGE FORTUNE:
£55,000,000 LEFT TO DAUGHTER.
HONG KONG POLICE RESERVE.
[ORDERS BY TUG NON, MIL. K.,DI G 'WOLFE, CMO, INSPECTOR- GENERAL OF POLICE.]
Police Training School.
The weekly classes for Police School, Kowloon, will be held to Reservisits at the Police Training day at 8.30 p.m. All members of the Chinese Company, and of the Fly. ing Squad who have not yet pass- ed Part 2 of Training Course
The Hon. Mrs. F. E. Guest, wife of Captain the Hon. F. E. Guest- former Air Minister, a brother of Lord Wimborne, and cousin of Mr. Churchill will, it is expected, in herit an immense fortune under the will of her father, Mr. Henry should "attend. Phipps, the American multi-million- aire, whoso death was announced +recently.
More millions will be distributed than any individual estate has ever yielded before. A preliminary esti. mate puts the value of the Phipps estate at £55,000,000,
Another heiress under the will will be Mrs. Guest's sister, Helen,
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
ON
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29,
COMMENCING AT 11 A.M
Inspection Parade. All ranks of the Chinese Company will parade uz Central Police Station on Wednesday, November 5, for a gen- cral inspection of equipment, eto, A by the Company Commandor Fall
at 5.30 p.m. sharp. Drosa- White uniform, cap with white cover bolt (without frog); tran- "Packet Policeman" and note book cheon, whistle, armlet and badge, to be carried. Those not in pos
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who married Mr. J. Bradley Martin, the New York banker. Mr. Brad session of uniform will attend in mufel. No member" may be absent ley Martin is a frequent visitor to from this parade without leavO Great Britain. and brother of Coup-from the Company Commander. tess Craven, The Bradley Martin- The Equipment Officers will make TERMS:-CASE OR DELIVREY. Phipps wedding, at Beaufort Castle, it a point of being present. Beauly, Inverness, was a famous social event of 1003;
Two sons of Mr. Henry Phipps are as well known in London social life as in New York.
Indian Company.
Strength. Constable R239. Sher Ali has been taken on the strength of the Indian Company, as from October 18...
Inspection Parada, All ranka of the Indian Company will parade at Central Police
Station OD
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Mr. John S. Phipps, the eldest son, married Miss Margarita Grace, whose father, Mr. Michael Grace, Wednesday, November 5, for a general inspection of Equipment, was born in Ireland, won a fortune etc., by the Company Commander. Undersigned have received in Peru, and for many years lived Fall in at 5.30 p.m. sharp. Dress at Battle Abbey, Sussex. Mr. John-White uniform, cap with white cover, belt (without frog); trun- $. Phipps was married at Battlecheon, whistle, armlet and badge, Abbey.
"Pocket Policoman" and note book Mrs. John Phipps is a sister to be carried. Those not in posses sin of uniform will attend in of the Countess Donoughmore, mufti. No member may be absent whose husband, Earl Donoughmore, from this parade without leave CHINA BIOCHEMICAL CO. is deputy-chairman of the House of from the Company Commander. The Equipment Officers will make Lords and chairman of its comit a point of being present: Specialists in
mittoen. Biological and Serological Supplies.
Bola Agents for
THE
The National Epidemic Prevention Bureau, Peiping.
Flying Squad. Carnegia Millions.
The final instruction patrol of Another son, Mr. H. Carnegie the month of the Kowloon Section Phipps, married Miss Gladys Mills, will take place to-day. Fall in at who has marciage relationships with the Tsim-tsa-tsui Fire Brigade Sta. tion at 5.30 p.m.. sharp. Dross- the Cavendish Beatincks, the Duke Khaki uniform and cap with 80, DES VEUX ROAD WHAT. TEL 22973 of Portland's family. He has spent khald cover.
All inemuors should much of his life in Scotland, where attend.
The final instruction. patrol of he rented the sporting estates of the month of the Hong Kong Ste the Duke of Richmond and Gordon. tion will take police on Friday Mr. Henry Phipps was the part Fall in at the Central Police Sta tion at b.16. p.m. sharp, Dross- ner of the late Andrew Carnegie. Khaki uniform and can with khaki Mr. Carnegie devoted £70,000,000 to cover. All members should attend. public purposes during his life and lett £7,000,000 at his death. Mr. Phipps made lavish gifts during his life, but died with the bulk of his fortune intact.
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TREND OF NEWSPAPER COMMENT IN LONDON
London, Oct. 20-Considerable
Tourists Society is an organization which the United States suggeste to all countries bordering on the Pacific Ocean with a view to operating for the attraction European tourists to the Facificparently growing demand for a re coasts. Visitors to Europe annual vision of the peace and réparation ly numbór no less than half a mil- treaties. lion whereas those visiting the Pacific coaste hardly exceed 50,000. Under these circumstances the United States proposes to create the organization with a capital of B460,000 by all the countries in- terested in the Pacific in order to undertake jointly all the enter prises calculated to attract visitors
attention and importance is being given by political and financial circles here to the leading article in the Times reviewing Germany's of present position na well ng the ap
to the Pacific coasts:
The articlo said that these trea. ties were never considered to stud for ever and as untouchable, this being shown by the fact that six years ago a first and important change was agreed upon with res pect to reparations, If the present arrangement proyed to bo of ques, tionable, value and in the long, run unworkable, and it certain parts
the Veranillos Creaty were found to
These two giants of the American steel industry lived parallel lives: Carnegie was a poor Scots boy, and Phipps was the poor son of an Eng- lish shoe-maker who settled' in Philadelphia. Carnegic became au errand boy and Phipps an office boy. Both turned their thoughts to develop the steel industry, and both turned steel into gold,
.....
While Carnegie, in later life dia- peosed lavish hospitality at Skiho
Castle, Phipps lived like a prines in the neighbouring Beaufort Castle, which he rented from Lord
Lovat.
SPY PLOT REVEALED IN ROUMANIA.
150 PERSONS DETAINED.
Bucharest, October 18-The ar nearthing of the big espionage or rests made in connection with the ganization allegedly created and financed by Soviet agents, now total 150 with till more to follow.
They include members of all three fighting services and according to
Riot Drill. Riot drill will be carried out to-day at 5.15 pm Members will fall in at 6.10 p.m. outejde the Queen's Pier, with res volvers and truncheons. No rifles.
(Sgd.) D. L. KINO, D.S.P. (R.).
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Undersigned have received Instructions
TO SELL BT PUBLIC AUCTION
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, COMMENCING AT 2.30 PM.
AT THEIR SALES ROOM,
DULDELL STREET,
A QUANTITY OF VALU- ABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Comprising:
Teak Hatstands, Glase Cabinet, Chesterfield Couch and Armchairs, Desks, Gramaphone and Records, Fiotunes, Carpets, Rage Pingo, Curios, Ornaments, etc., etc.
the Press, both the extent and the Wardrobe Trunke, Electric Heaters,
In order to determine Japan's hinder the pacification of Europe thoroughness of the organization attitude on this American proposal, instead of furthering it, the timo,
are without precedent. The Minis the Railway Department, South might well be considered ripe for
try of the Interior announces-that
Teak Dining Tables; Dining Chairs, Manchurian Railway Company Nina revision of the treaties. pon. Yusen Kaisha, Osaka Shosen As similar views are being von the ramifications and to run dow Flower Fols, Trunks, Curtains, no effort will be spared to trace all Sideboards, Dinner Waggon, Dinner Crockery, Glass Wares, Tea Sets, Kaisha and hotel kospera are 10 tilated to-day by several other pa- every traitor in the country. rit in a joint conference in the near pere too, évidence is accumulating Meanwhile rumours are current Towels, Pillows, Baby Pram, future. Of the capital, $250,000 that there is in many quarters In that the whole affair is not quite Enamelled Bath, Lacquer Ware, will be subscribed by Amerien ac- London a genuis desire to lend unconnected with certain inner, etc, etc. cording to the American proposal, | Germany a helping band in hor political and anti-monarchist pro- and the remainder by Japan, struggle to extricate herself from | blems. China, the Philippines, Australia. her prosent critical situation, and Dutch East Indies and others.
FRENCH PRESIDENT IN MOROCCO.
WARMLY TECEIVED RY NATIVES.
Wide-Spend Organization Haid Baro, Bucharest, Oct 17-Seventy per-
in receiving the head of the French sons, including civil servanta, poli- Republic, gave voice to the doroticians, and military officers, have tion and affection for protecting been arrested in connection with the the nation which had overwhelmed unveiling by the political police of the natives with benefits.
afar-flung espionage organization, M. Doumorgue replied expressing the ramifications of which extend his thánka: in very cordial words, ed to all parts of the country. Ao The President today conferred cording to a communique issued by the Grand Cross, of the Legion the Ministry of the Interior, the d'Honneur, on the Pasis of Fez organization was croated and head Before he left he instructed Med by foreign agents, who unfor Dumesnil, the Minister of Maring, tunately comped in the last mo-
last to deposit in the offertory at the ment. mosque of Moulay Idriss a pure More arrests ar expected to fol He later visited the palace of the of gold, symbolio and traditional low. One of the leading military Nativa Alministration where the offering Sternoon. We president | mittau sie ging" shortly varier
officers, implicated in the plot com Pasha, after wishing him welcome
In the
For, Oct. 18.-M. Doumergue, the President of France, to-day visited the old city where the merchants, proud of their spendid establish ments gave him a warm welcomo,
and expressing joy and happiness inspected the troops of the garri-recognised that the police were op (Vontinued at fool of next column.) | son.
his trail
Tenk, and Iron Bedsteads, Ward- robes with Bevelled Mirror, Dressing Tables, Chest of Drawers, Wash Stande, Book Cases, ota, dfc.
also
A QUANTITY OF BLACK- WOOD FURNITURE
Including s
Joss Tables, Curio Cabinet, Tea Poys Jardinieres, Opium Stools, Chest, Desk, ste, pto.
ON VIEW From THURSDAY, the
30rn Gerozzz, 1980.
TERMS —Ûk on Delivery.
LAMMERT BRO
AUCTIONEERS.
ON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30,
COMMERCING AT 10.30 AM.
AT No. 175, THE PEAK,
A QUANTITY OF VALU- ABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Comprising:
Chesterfield Couch and Armchairs, Class Cabinet, Pictures, Ornaments, Cartains, Carpets, Desk, Card Table etc., ote
Toak Extension Dining Table, Dining. Obaire, Teak Side Board, Dinner Service, Crockery, Glass Ware, Electric Lights, etc., sic,
Teak Bedstead, Terk Wardrobe, Teak Dressing Table, Cloths, Chest of Drawers, Porcelain Basin, etc., etc.
also
ONE BABY GRAND PIANO By BCHIEDMAYBE SOERNE
ONE WHITE FROST REFRIGERATOR
and
SEVERAL PIECES OF ·
BLACKWOOD WARE.
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TERMS: CASH ON DELIVERY.
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