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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TO ALL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

FELIX HURLEY MODY, of

1, Victoris in the Colony, of Hope Kong, Exchange and Buillon Broter, Sereby

notíos that" I oxpressly

and every authority which

amy wife, Elsa Mody, may have had. at time either expressly or by Implica- ny tion or otherwise to pledge my" aredit and that I will not be responsible for her debts whensoever and howsoever

Dated this 2nd day of Nov, 1981.

(Ed.) F. H. MODY.

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in requested that all Olvil: Aociations and individuals, who wish to plaos wrastha on the Cenotaph at the conclusion of the Service on Armistios Day, will kindly inform the undersigned, in writing, before Novem her "dik, so that accommodation may be arranged within the Police barrier,

8a E. D. OF WOLFE Inspector General of Pollos.

2nd November, 1931.

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FAR EAST BREWERY, DIS 'TILLERS" AND DAIRY FARM, LTD.

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TR. ERNESTA. UDY is no longer connected with the above Company since the 4ru DAT of OCTOBER, 1981. [1394

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HOUSE COOLIE" SENT

PRISON

THEFT OF WATCH AND REVOLVER.

A house coolie in the employ ment of Mr. Mackay, of 9. (Couse way Hill was the defendant at the Central Magistrady yesterday fore Mr. Schofeld on charges of Details are available of the new stekling a gold watch and chain, which is expected to bo randy for volver, and six rounds of ammuni French Lane's Transatlantic steamor belonging to his master, and måro

It is claimed that it will then be living in the adjoining house. De service in April, 1934 m Abation, the property of Mr. Basher the finest ship, afont. Ofeinily fondant admitted both charges known as the Tè, and to the public Sub-Inspector Roger paid that. as the super-Ile de France, she may the lossen wero reported to the in fact ho christened the Jeanne police Defendant was suspected. d'Are

and search of his property ce * Nearly 1,500 men are at work on vealed the casing of the watch, and the hull in the Penhoct yards at the chain, his intention being to St. Nazaire, rivotting into place melt the casing as the works had over 50 tons of steel a day.

boon thrown away" Qa, further investigations the defendant took the police to the hillside and point. od aut the place where he had hid den the revolver, Pale A

The ship will bo 1,020 feet long, 117, feat beam; she will be of 70,000 2,138 passengera; 840 of whom ure bons displacement, and will carry

will be employed. There will be a garnge for 100 cars, a semi dircular, terraced cafe with a glass dancing

altars, capable of containing 200 worshippers. The cost is estimated at over £6,000,000.

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to be of the first class The officer stated as instructions Every device for adding to the wire to ask for a heavy penalty...

but he was probably more than that, and if he were older, ap. plication would be made for his In reply to the Magistrate, do- fendant said that on fuding thery was no money, he took the revolver. He had intended to replace it, ant the owner was watchful since the

Defendant was sentenced to ar mouths hard labour on each

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The £1,000,000 Hall,

be appreciated, but the removal of the 10th Army from Canton upset the military balanss of power

Marshal CHIANG KAY ERER'S ar- Berewith an amusing story of ono rest of the independent civilian of the recent ulemployed demi- minister Mr. Hu HẪN MIN WAS A benevolent policeman was mov

strations in London taken as a bid for unquestionoding on a ferocious Communist, aged military autocracy The move was perhaps giventoon, who said blood designed add his enemies to a thirstily, "Wot we want cre is a nihilate Kuomintang inuence. No, no," replied the Law kind. Actually it is rallied the civil what you want is a couple of ekment against the Marshal War aspirins. Now than, op it, my has been threatening for months | ind." but the Hankow Bloods and the Woman not Natural Fence Lovers Manchurian crisis in succession

Mr. Hopkyn, Morris, Liberal M.P called "halt Moreover, the for Chrilgan, addressing a large civilian politicians know that to meeting of women at Croydon, said bent CHIANG Kat Sims in the fold that woman were by instinct, lovers means placing power in the hands of peace History and referenco of mother militarist, CHIANG was sumption. They wero nationally gavo roant support to such an 06-

once a most orthodox intmber of patriotic, and their patriotism often the Kuomintang, Is any soldier led them to support war evau Jikely, if assful, to turn out though the wat in itself was not comfort and luxury of pasaongers The defendant, gavo his age ng 14,

justified GILMAN&Co.,LTD. | butter 1

**** At the same time there was little The Canton delegation, which hope of ending war if women did ncludes a number of influential not lend a hand both to secure and floor, and a chapel with three committal to the Sessions

to stabilise peace. members of the Kuomintang and of the Nanking Govern-Female Population of U.S.A. ment before the recent split, is The fernale population of the US... pressing an amendment of the con- is now increasing more rapidly than the male, according to the U.S. stitution preventing the holder of Census Bureas, but there are still a military command from presid 1,499,114. moro men." Whereas in ing over an administrative depart1020 there were 104 men and boys ment and abolishing the post of

to each. 100 women and girls, that What a pity, therefore, that is sex ratio now; stands ht 102.5. ahould be hidden away, in an un- Commander-in-Chief. These clauses There are 1,499,114 more males than picturesque neighbourhood. The The Marriage between Lancelot are, of course, aimed at CHANG females in the 192,776,048 popula sum of one million pounds was Hoary "Calthrop, elder son of Bur Sex, whose political power iation of the entire United States. raised by Masonic lodges to erect the fate Harry Calthrop, In- based on military force. The Protive white parentage includea dead and had it been placed on The native white population of nathis glorious monument to their dien Woods and Forest Depart-sident must, therefore, either play 48,030,145 males and 47,487,688 fo the Embankment, or on any site ment, and Mrs. CALTHROP of Tireiton, Devon, and MARGARET the part of Cromwell or at best males, a 141.1 ratio as compared with an open front, it would have MONICA, second daughter of the accept a military post and take

pt o milit Rev. A E. and Mrs. CHAPMAN orders from the War Ministry, as of Tiveiton, Devon, took place at St. John's Cathedral, Hong does the G.O.C., the Aldershot Hire-purchase experts, it is said, Kong, on October 27, 1931:

CommandCHIANO is unlikely to are much perplexed by the problem 101]

of Mr. Everymanaici. The Soviet attempt violence. Not only would Government, having obtained large it be a dangerous defiance of quantities of goods from England, DE LINDE: On October 30, at the “public opinion no small force among other coutries, on the hire

Victoria Hospital, to MOLLY, in these days of propaganda--but serious financial difficulties. humour which extracts its wiss purchase plan, is reported to be in Cantor has that real Jewish wife of Captain CAD General CHEN MUG Sur's army It is understood that in modern cracks from bankruptcies and busi LINDE, R.E., a daughter..

1404] would oppose such a course, and hire-purchase, the defaulting client ness slumps. It flourished in Cen- MCDONALD.On October 20, at if not war, at least a deflant seces goods, according to how much he lapse He has now become its

surrenders a proportion of the tral Europe during the currency col Shanghai, to Mr. and Mrs. Jsion would follow from Canton and has paid for, less, of ocurae, deduc-chief exponent in New Yor R. MCDONALD, A SON.

the Leung Kwang provinces CUENtions for fair wear and tear." Here is a recent sample of his It is a little hard to see, however, I methods. He is talking of the MING SHE'S army has played very notable part m this struggle how this principle will be applied slump in the hire-purchase business. It would fight other for Canton to Mr. Everymanski. Will repre-Ya-ab ho says, the depression sentatives of the British Govern- is so bad that oven those who ner, Nanking, but kept the peacement, in green baize aprons and never meant to pay have stopped between them, while at the same plain ships, descend on Russia to buyingpulation of New timo holding the "Neds" in Kiangai more or less in checke

remove part of Mr. Everymanski's And the mixed population of New Many observers of the situation recent purchases 1)

York rocks with laughter. ara of opinion that China can only prosper under a dictatorship such | DE CHIANG KAY SHEK could impose.

MARRIAGE.

BIRTHS.

The Daily Press.

Hosa KONG, NOVEMBER 3, 1931.

CIVIL OR MILITARY RULE? Others see a real hope now of a stable

government composed of civilian politicians at Nanking, with

DIRECTORY & CHRONICLE I would be mers cynicism to say CHANG as one of the Republic's

CHINA, JAPAN, COREA, INDO CHINA,........... SIAM, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, MALAY STATES, NETHERLANDS INDIA, BORNEO, THE PHILIPPINES, Etc.

This Large Volume of approximate

ly 1,200 Pages gives, in addition to the Usual Lists of Firma, an

Alphabetical Lists of Residents in the Far East containing the Names of nearly

20,000 FÓREIGNERS” Arranged, with the initials as well as Surnames in strict alphabe

tical order.

CLASSIFIED LIST

MERCHANTS,

MANUFACTURERS

or the whole of the Far Eas arranged, with addresses,

in alphabetical order.

etical lists of Cable

with a 101.7 ratio ten years ago.. Mr. Everymanski's Dilemms,

When it is completed the new Maanide Memorial Hall in Great Queen-street will be among the archarge.. chitectural beauties, of London,

commandeil universal admiration.

'BUS: COMPANY SUED,

SUCCESSFUL CLAIM BY FORMER, EMPLOYER.

The case in which Chor Chuen, formerly employed by the Chiza As it is, much of its beauty will Motor Bug Company as a fitter, be lost, because of the impossibilitysages in lieu of actice, was summoned his late employers for of seeing it in proper perspective.

Exploiting Depression.

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In New York Eddie cantor is rapidly replacing Will Rogers as the king of josters.

brought to a conclusion before Mr. Fraser at Kowloon Magistracy made that the complainant be paid yesterday, when an order was 817.30, which represented half o month's wages.

foreman fitter of the Company When the case was resumed, the gave evidence to the effect that the complainant wis "always, later, for to take an order work and on one occasion refused

Mr. Fräser remarked that when the complainant was taken on the staff it was not made clear to (him that all fitters had to serve a pro- bation period of three months or that notice, was required either way, and added that in the law the complainant was right. The Magistrate therefore decided in complainant', favouries,

Local Notes and Events

The rainfall for last month uthor fight among civil and military factions, with the usual, alliances amounted only to .80 inches. Thore and counter-alliances, secret under were 24 days on which no rainfall standings and betrayals that have was registered. characterised Chineso politica since YUEN SHI KAY's strong hand was

The Hong Kong Boxing will hold stilled. No foreigner ventures a the art tournament of the season prophesy, but the world continues on Saturday, November 28 and the to hope for some form of efficient second on December 23, and permanent government, based upon the general consent of the Chinese people

that the peace negotiations between military commander. To the possí¬ the Nanking and Canton Governmists the board is set for yet an- ments halt or progress according to the course of the Manchurian crisis. All virile nations tend to wards unity in face of danger from without. If so great a disaster should eventuate as armed conflict between China and Japan there is little doubt that the services of CHIANG KAI SHER Would be accept- ed even by the Chinese politicians calling for his dismissal, and other military leaders now in eclipse would also be given commands.

LEARNING FROM ACCIDENTS.

According to a report received from the Harbour Master, Canton, a derelict junk is three cables east of Sampanchow, Canton River, and is considered dangerous to nám vigation,

One case of typhoid was reported on Sunday.

Charged before the Marme Ma gistrate, yesterday with boarding. the ss. Hong Kheng without first obtaining a permit, three, hawkers were each fined 810. In pleading not guilty they told the Court that they had gone to the Company's office to ask for permits and were told that such permits were not necessary.

From the files.

Looking Back 25 Years.

the Ba On Saturday afternoon the new rifles range at the Peak was for mally opened by HE the Governor in the presence of a large attend. ance, which included, several ladies. The naval authorities notify The new range is well situated, the that it is proposed to commence firing point being from Harlech ranging torpedoes after November Boad towards High-West: A

then formally opened the rango by firing the first shot from the 200 yards point in the military (kneel- ing) position. He scored a bull's eve, the signal from the butts being triangular match between teams grooted with applause. Thereafter

A Chinese workman in the Tai, 1. The target will be moored in greater distance might have been The Peace Conference is another

koo Dockyard sustained injuries to a position off Li Chi Kok on and desirable, but it was deemed iner phase in the long struggle between M. CHARLES E. STROMETER, the new his leg when he was struck by after that date and will be 1lt at pedient to fire over the road was militarists and civilian politicians President of the Manchester Asso-heavy piece of iron whilst engaged night by one white light on the and the range has been limited to 500 yards. The target machinery ciation of Engineers, in the course in some work on a crane yesterday centro must. When the range 19 Tired and a half years ago, it of his presidential adurees made morning. He was removed to hos in uso, red flags will be hoisted on is of the latest Bisley pattern, and will be remembered, a Disband the interesting suggestion that tho pital with a fractured shin-bone. the 2,000 yard target and on the in other respects the range is well

procedure whereby each boiler ex- ment Conference met at Nanking. plosion is made the subject of a

and of the pier at the Li Chi Kok equipped. Sir Henry Berkeley, the President of the Volunteer Reserve The Inspector General of Police torpedo depot. The country had been unised, and special expert inquiry ahould be ex-advertisce that all Civil Associa

Association, introduced His. Excel; now the time, was come to reduce tended to accidents involving place wreaths on the Cenotaph at building site in Wong Nei Cheong of the Association for the range, tions and individuals, who wish to serious accident occurred in lency whom he thanked on behalf motor-cars tind seroplanes. Ho China's many armies to modern painted out that the Association a the onclusion of the Service on on Sunday when a quarrymas, and the facilities it afforded to proportions and place the whole 3,000 technical Tuporta about boiler Armistice Day, should inform him, who was in charge of blasting members resident in the Peak dis force under the Civil Power! But explosions had, in addition to that accommodation may be arrang of the charges, and while he was some complimentary remarks about in writing before November 6, so operations, apparently lost count triet His Excellency, after making furnishing valuable information. none of the War Lorda saw things," had the effect of materially re

od within the Police barrier V investigating the results of the de Sir Berkeley, expressed the hope in the light. They had no objesiting these accidents. Indeed,

tonations, one charge, which he had that the rangs would be liseful to

Association and improve the shoot tion to there being a government from the point of view of the pure A change in the command of the not taken into account, suddenly

and engineer, every kind of accident 2nd Battalion, the Argyll and wont off. He received, multiple ining, of the members. The Governor at Nanking, provided their own brought about by the failure of a Sutherland Highlandera, is an- juries and was removed to hospit armies and apberes of influenco machine is a means of perfecting nounced in the latest list of mill. al in a serious condition. were untouched. A long series of the maching and of reducing the tary appointments. It is stated

possibilitice of its again failing that Lt. Col. B. C. Bennett, O.BE. civil wars followed in which But this benefit is only realised M.C., will take the place of Lt. CHIANG KAT SHER eliminated the when the causes of the accident are Col. R. O, Maclaine, M.C., who reformer years. According to some Agencies held by Kwangi militaris, FENG Z thoroughly investigated. It would tired on October 8

接 of the accounts given to his opera atera firms.

tions, he appears to be a mrt, of consisting of eight men eacherOS HBIANO And YER Hat SHAN. But perhaps he some consolation to, say,

motorist to know that, though the In the Supreme Court yesterday modera Chinese edition of the Kong and Kowloon took place, re- presentative of the Peak, Hong in accomplishing this task he con- audden collapse of his car resulted before the Chief Justice (Bir Joseph famous British outlaw Robin Hood, sulting in a win for the Hong Kong $12 centrated dictatorial power in his in his breaking a 1, the sicrifice Kemp) an application on behalf of in that he takes from the rich to men. The soaring was 26 ng own lands, CHIANG has now the he not altogether, in vain, since the Hotel Nathan,Limited, 20, give to the uoor. The Chinees high, due perhaps to the fact that ether motorists would because of Nathan Rond for an extension of troops have behaved with their cha the marksmen were unaccustomed biggest army in China, and the him, be saved from suffering a sim time of seven days to ble a return tomary cowardice, and the local to the conditions Hong Kong

held power atlar fate. Mr. SznoMeyan, suggested of an allotment of 500 shares, was, authorities are simply at a loss.

eping of that some organisation other than granted: The application was what to do. The Total at Wen Daily Press, November 3, 10011 the other War Lords, however, the possible for these investigations structed by Mr. H. Lo. armed Manila men, boing unable civilian politicians have begun to The number of death from air and

My to repose any confidence in his The Chekinng rebel or pirata renew the struggle to get power for road accidents is already alarming A 20-year-old Chinese youth traves, probably fearing lost in Kwan King Man le still at large, themselves. They found an ally in enough. One way of reducing the named Bit Shek was brought before any raid the pirate chief right and manages not only to successful General CHEN THAT TONG and last number is to moko drivers more Mr. Fraser yesterday at the Kow, make, his Tautaiship should be sud- May a coup d'état at Canton ray adept and pedestrians more aimble loon Magistracy on two zorious denly left to his own devices and ly defy the Imperial troops, but also the removal of OHIANO's ally, another is to make the machinese charges in respect of a three-year obliged to surrender at discretion, to keep the district around Teichow Night Editor: (WanchaiChloe) :)

CHEN MINO SHU, and the formation themselves more nearly perfect-old girl. Mr. A. Covey appeared This fact-speaks volumes as to of a now régime of politicians and that is, more sensitive and more for the defence Sub Inspector the distrust entertained by Chinese He is a darlag spirit, and is alzo Fol. 84512.

militarists in the Southern capital dumble Hore Mr Stower's Michel Murphy was for the pro- mandarins of their own countrymen, animated by a sense of wrong and London Office 62, Fiser-Brest, - Catano's - political "error- was in suggestion may be of considerable, secartion and asked for a week's -Hona Hong Daily Press, Norman-

injustice dono la him by offciali, keeping Cory Mixo Sut's army asustance.

Da formal remand, which was granted, || ber 3, 1881)

trilliomkinsand on previous Column,

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Nanking Ministers

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