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NOTICE

R,

TRAFFIC REGULATIONS DURING THE RACES, 1932.

I-All Vohicles going to the Races

at Wong Noi-Chung will po Gred via Arsenal Strest, Bon- nessy Road, Percival Stront. Leighton Hill Road, and 'round the Happy Valley via Wong-Nei-Chung Road to the *Entrance Gaten.

Vehicles will return to town via Morrison Gap Road and Queen's Road, Rast Those Arrangement will be in fo co botwoon 11 m. and 7 p.m. II. Passengers will alight from and board trainoars and buses at (1) The main Public a trance Gate and (2) the Mem- bers' entrance Gate only.

III.-Trucks and persons carrying large burdona will not be per. mitted West of Porcival Street. or Fast of Murray Road bo

tween the hours of 10 am, and 7 p...

IV-Podestrians must walk on the

footpaths, and not on, the roadway.

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V-Vehicles must proceed at a sw speed in the vicinity of tho Race Coarse.

TI-Vebiolos #ill be parked in the ricinity of the Race Course as directed by the Police on « duty. VII-Dogs are not allowed on or NOST the Race Course. Any dog found straying is liable to be destroyed (Ordinance 1 of 1845, section 10 sub-section 3). Nor-There will be one way trade only in Queen's Road, Bast from the Monument to Arsenal Street from 11 am. to 7 pm. The one way traße will be run East to West.

Vehicles procoding up Stabba"

Road

vin will proceed Areanal Street, Johnston

Road (Old Praya East),

Wanchai Road, Morrison

Hill Fead and Morrison Gup Bond.

PARKING OF CARS AT THE RACE COURSE. 1.The Stand at the Public entrance is reserved for Jockey Club Stewards Qicials only. 2.-Morrison Hill parking ground

opposita Civil Service Club, and Village Road reserved for "Private CarA.

3. Ventrix. Bood reserved for Public

Cars

1. D. C. WOLFE, Inspector General of Police

Hong Kong. 10th Feb, 1932.

THE DIOCESAN BOYS' SCHOOL.

TEXT Term will commence on Monday, February 22nd, at

8.80. New boys should attend en that day. Full particulars us to

STOP THINKING ABOUT CARS

Give attention

to

the

magnificent

new

British ones"!

HILLMAN

WIZARD

SNIPE

HUMBER

See them at the

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17,

Tale of the Day.

The Barber's "Bomb,"

1932

News and

Views

urally enumeratad B3 goodness, 21-Year Fight with Diphtheria.

The prevalence of diphthoria in truth or wisdom, and beauty.

Knowledge or religious experi West Derby and Woolton, twa once of those values constituted a suburbs of Liverpool, despite a two- knowledge as definitely real as the and-a-half years battle to combat knowledge, which came through theit, is the subject of a special roport by Dr. W. M. Frador, Medical Officer of Health,

NOTISAS.

It is impossible to believe that the pempation of Manchuria and the fighting at Shanghai are merely. policing activities, nécessitated by a relentless pressure of evonta. Those operations, have cost Japan millions of yen at a time of grava

See here, my good man, you cooncinio. crisia." They are not look able enough to work." fortuitous. It in absurd to say that "Yes, mum. Still you look beau dangor to Japanese nationale at tiful enough to be in the movina, Shanghai was greater six wooks ago yat you prefer the simple life." than it was at the time of the. North, give this poor man Tainan incident, when no such dis. ;monl.”

He was much struck by the fact that the mystics all agreed extra- play of violence was needed.

ordinarily closely about what Cad "What then does Japin want! This, we may be sure will not be Like the famous safe of Madame had revealed to them. Therefore, disclosed till the Tokyo Government Humbert, the packages addressed it was most unreasonable to set such feels fairly certain of imposing its to the King of Italy and Signer things asido, because we might not terms on the world. To keep the Mussolini when opened were found have experienced anything of theed, isolated, and treated, "the dis Powers in uncertainty is to halil to contain something quite differ a strategio and diplomatic advan-end from what was expected. tago Moreover, demands will no A barber, aptly named Modeatino

"The aircraft, manufacturing in- doubt vary according to circum- De Rosa, remembering in his At

Dr. Frazor suggests that there stancos. There are probably maxi-antio is the coin-oollecting terests and the air transport system mum and minimum domands in hobby. of his King, has suddenly have tremendous commercial and are in Woolton a susceptible popa- Rome secret place of the Japanese leaped into the limelight as the hare military potentialities. They should lation, a virulent diphtheria or- Foreign Offico.

of a spurious bomb'' drama. The not be allowed to disintegrate sim-ganism, and a number of undetected It was CLAUSEWITZ who pointed piece was in Avo acts, with a sur- ply because the American air mail cases and “carriers." Unless fur-

is not yet a paying preposition." out that there ware two kinds ofprising denouement;

Charles L. Lawrance, warfare-the limited and the un-

limited. When the latter is waged | A Big Fuss,

DURO GARAGE the belligerent seeks the complete Act 1.--Bonte dispatched by par- conquest of the enemy and the cel post cansed panic among Ita

In Nathan Road, Kowloon,

kind ourselves,

"

Bave the Air Mail,

་

Cows that Pays. ·

Continued attempts have boun

"carriers" and other sources of made to rid these two districts of infection, and, although unsuspect

ed

Barriers have been discover,

ease continues to claim victims.

Undetected " Carriers."

ther steps are taken, it is likely that diphtheria will prevail until the majority of the inhabitants. become immunised, either by 1488-

Although last year was the 13th ing through a recognised attack or imposing of corresponding terms.lians in the United States.

in the history of the East Sussex by acquiring immunity through tho The Great War was unlimited war GILMAN & Co., Ltd., Agents.

Act: 2-Owners of the United Milk Recording Society is proved assimilation of a number of small faro on both sides. The Boxer Ex-States steamer Excalibur wirelessed the best in all respects. The herds, doses of diphtheria poison.. (A..pedition, which relieved the be that a mailbag. on board was re-recorded numbered 280, a consider. 1 Dr. Frazer urges that the mont able increase, the total number of effectual way of staying the present animale being 7,172, belonging to outbreak is by the incculation of

those who are susceptible.

Tracking Down that Tune.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

leaguered legations at Peiping and ported to contain bombs addressed imposed certain penalties upon to King Victor and Bignor Musso- the Court and Dynasty, was an ex-int Mn. M. A. DOS REMEDIOS and fam ample of "mited warfare. In Act 3-Officers of the Excalibur

ly tender sincere. thanks to their relativos and friends for the danchuria the existing government declared the story baseless. many kind expressions of has been driven out, the whole sympathy in their recent bere country occupied and a new govern avement, also for Boral tributes

the ment under Japanese auspices is sent and attendance at funeral.

being formed...

263 members.

No fewer than 35 cows and 21 heifers gave over 10,000 lbs. Ap:ece.

The highest yield was by a Fria. sian, a 2,000-gallon cow which gave Act 4-In a strongly guarded· 204796: lbs. during the year." warehouse at Naplos Customs off cials, post office clerks and Fascist pestal militia started to search Mesers. J. and E. Robinson, of Iford, headed the list with 37 ant General UYEDA's ultimatum, how-1,000 mailbags of the Excalibur. ever cautiously it is framed, will Act 5.-No bomb, but a simple mals achieving that record. Cox.-On February 8, at Shanghai,throw light on Japan's intentions gift of a rare American, coin ex-

WILLIAM WAKEFORD Cox, in his

DEATHS.

04th year.

at

SOPOULIS-On February 11,

Shanghai CONSTANTINE SOFOULIS, aged 30 years.

Editorial and Business Offers: 11

Les How Street. Tal. 30251.

Night Editor (Wanchai Offos)

Tel. 94511.

Condon Office: 83, Fleet Street,

KO...

The Daily Press.

HONG KONG, FEBRUARY 17, 1939.

The average yield for 3,734 full-

A negative document cannot fail to pressing a barber's humble homage year cows was 7,083.6 lbs., which

Sussex,

be signideant, from the nature of to his King was found. Another has been exceeded only once in East. what is left unscaled. The deparcel addressed to the Duke of militarisation scheme was of in-Spoleto, nephew of the King, con- terest for it showed what Japentined three samples of linoleuma. probably wanta. It amounted to

a dimming of China. Of course, Dean Inge and the French Pictures. it was all for China's own good,

Mr. Lyons Brings His Family,

The decision of Mr. J. A. Lyons to live at Prime Minister's Lodge,

Two Viennese brothers, Werner and Anton Rolleider; have succeed- jed, after many years of research, in compiling an encyclopedia of melodies, by consulting" which it will be possible to trace any tune or melody quite easily. UnaBUCERS. ful attempts along these "lines" made, hitherto by Krohn, Mers maan, Wilhelm Tappert-have been, enrefully studied, and the resuit is. the creation of a unique card index, which includes, first German and folk and

and to the obvious advantage off the Modern Chutchmen's Union children may help to popularite light music, and then, the musical

Dean Inge, addressing members Canberra, with his wife and ten Austrian music, classics?

trään, but the bargain was one- sided. W. all want to know, fur-at St. Edmund's, Lombard-street, this rural city with politicians, productions of other nations. The

London, said: ther, what Japan will do it the

Enr two years the fine lodge has

melodies are arranged according to "I hope I am a modern, but I been empty, Mr. Scullin having Chinese troops around Shanghai ngree to retreat. We may at least do not think I am a modernist. I proferred to stay in an hotel while the intervals of the first tones re- a modernist in in the capital.

gardless or rhythm, and consist of" bo certain that measures will be am certainly not

Canberra's population consists taken to see that such withdrawal philosophy. I am certainly not a is not immediately followed by an

modernist in art, especially after largely of politicians (while the three to six bars; the rhythm and advance. Otherwise, why the fight looking at the French pictures ing at Shanghai Japan will, in

In modern philosophy, Dean Inge n. great dent was said fact, it allowed Bi

free hand, added, dietate

eternal ultimate stringent. torms. The about the

absolute values which were gen

fees, etc, thay be obtained from the WHAT DOES JAPAN WANT? pochryphal TANARA Memoran- Acting Hendinoster, 1. O, Box 33.

(1886

NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINART GENERAL MEETING.

dum" stated that Japan aimed ́xi ACCORDING to the cables to hand at a complete conquest of Ching. The momorandum has been repudiated the moment of writing there is a lull on the Shanghai front, Reuter. De a forgery, but recent events have informs us that thirty thousand not given the alightest indication of Japancas troops have been landed, where Japan will stop. The infor- with field guns of all calibres, ences of the demilitarising plan are the. KOWLOON RESIDENTS howitzers and tanks, and great pre sinister enough, but the note in parations are "in progress. The question was, quite possibly, no

A

N EXTRAORDINARY

OENERAL MEETING of!

ASSOCIATION will be held in B1 ANDREW'S CHURCH KOWLOON, on FRIDAY, 26TH- FEBRUARY, 1932, at 6 p.m.

BUSINESS:--To consider and, if

thought t

tho approvs

following alterations to the Rules of the Association: BULE 25 Tp add the words "or at the Annual General Meeting."

To add a new rule as follows, to be inserted butween the existing rules 14 and 15:

Honorary Life Members may

be elected at any Annual Generat Meeting: auch Life Members shall Lo nominated by the General Committee, and anaual subscription shall b payable by them.”

по

if Japan's terms are not accepted,

Dr

House is sitting) and diagrundled harmony chords are added later. Civil Servants, who contend that

oratorios, the extra allowance they receive for Symphonics, sonatas, working there does not compensate operettas, folk songs, etc.; old nait for the higher cost of living and the

modern, are all included. lack of entertainment.

Local Notes and Events

£20 1/51-$270.42 (B.K.).

12.

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A point of intenso importance to aud-death battle. Her position as

There was nothing of public in- Shanghai and to the world will be a world power depends upon Matterest at the fortnightly meeting of whether in this document Japanchuria and the China market. She Sanitary Board yesterday, the mant discloses her objective in China.

From the files.

Looking Back 50 Years.

on an ceanic cruise

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HONG KONG STOCK MARKET.

YESTERDAY'S OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS.

The opening session yesterday morning was, if anything gen quieter than Monday's and, góneral- ly speaking, operators would seern to be adopting a "wait and ses policy.

·Balos.

Union Insurancs, $400. Providents (Old), $3. Ewo Cottons, Tis. 143. Telephones, $234. Dairy Farms, $30. Constructions (Old), #5).

Buyers,

Chinese Estates, $95. Dairy Farms, 8201. Amusements, - $18.28. Constructions (Old), #5.15, Constructions (New); $1.80. Government Loans, 3 per cent. premiam.

The Hong Kong dollar improved Eight cases of small-pox and one yesterday and was quoted at la of diphthoria were reported on Monday. During last week there wore 7 cases. (2 deaths) of small-pox, HALL Japanesa Commander-in-Chief has more than a diplomatic intima. 7/16d" on demand...

announced that unless the Chinese tion. Nor can it be forgotten that

The President and Committee of 2 fatal cases of diphtheria, & cases." distance of the military appetite grows with troops withdraw a

Ruddies. A disarmed and beaten the Sailors' and Soldiers' Home (3 donths) of enteric fever, 1 fatal twenty miles ho will have to take

The Inter-Oceanic Steamer Yacht- drastic measures. An ultimatum is China would offer great temptations gratefully acknowledge the receipt can of cerebrospinal fever, I fatal apprentensively awaited, and it to the world The triumphs of the of the following donation to the case of puerperal fever and 30

of the "Home:-H.M.S. deaths from pulmonary tubereatsising Company's screw steamship presentation will also announce Mongols and Manchus, in olden funds

Ceylon, 110 tons register, 430 "Kent " (Ships Company). that all is ready for a great attack, times, cannot have been forgotten

The case in which Les Chuen, a horse power, Captain R. D. Lun- by Japan Japan is fighting & life-

foreman in the employ of the Hong ham, now Kong Excavation and Pile Driving round the world, has propably left Company, and

two others are Singapore and is on her way to

Manila and Hong Kong, charged with conspiracy was còn- Kowloon, Magistracy So far her official announcements, has certain needs, and, apparently, tors coming up for discussion be- tinued at

Those yesterday and after further avid- ing of a routine' nature, written and spoken, have corres she intends to seize them by force present besides the President (Mr. ence was taken it was adjourned ponded closely with Tallogrard's

We do not know the C. R. Sayer) were: Dr. G. W. Pone until February 28 The first named To renumber the existing rules definition of the objects of human

extent of those needs; we can only (Medical Officer of Health), Mr. is also charged with larceny of Nos. 15-25 as Nos. 16-28. speech. They have, na far pous. NOTICE OF ANNUAL 'GENERAL -iblo, acted as asmolte screen to draw inferences, from speeches, and Wong Kwong Tin, Dr. L. A. Castro water pipes from the Company's

Some days since the polica re- Basto, Masers L.C.E, Bellamy, J. yard at Ngau Sai Wan. Mr. G.. 8: MEETING..

military notion. Words have bean these inferences may be entirely E, Galling (Secretary) and J. Har. Hugh-Jones is prosecuting while the ceived information that led them The Twelfth

General & weapon in the campaign to be

first defendant is represented by to expect an armed attack on the greaves, (assistant secretary). Meeting of the Kowloon Resident usod, ne tanks or destroyers are 1880

Mr. O. E. C. Martio," ; The League of Nations was sup..

village of Shaukiwan, They made Association will be bold in.. St. in furtheraaice of the ultimate ob-

preparations accordingly, but it Andrew's Church Hall, Kowloon, on jective: Japan accepted the League posed to be a mediuiu for express-

would seem Friday, 28th February, 1982, im- of Nations command hat lering neesssities arising from hanger Court yesterday afternoon a notice, have overflowed into the ad- marauders were apprised of their were put, through in the course

that the intending A few insignificant iransactione modiately after the above-mentio aod

troops should be withdrawn by ing conditions, and for seeking

Chinese named Chung Wing Tojacant lands on both sides of the Extraordinary General Meeting,

certain date back to the Railway

was summoned by Fung Mang ceny," by tearing up a promissoryone of the most important ethnolo.sent abandoned the attack, za saver dull and uninteresting. Adoption of Report and Accoun's Zone of the Bouth Manchurian settlement by peaceful means. Japan Tong of 8 Li Ling Strest, for liz- Pacific. This movement has been movements, and have for the pre- the day, but the market remained

They were not with baa lost the sympathy of the world note for 82,000. It was alleged gical problems of modern times, for the Year ended 31st Deoombe, Railway.

that the act was committed at the Excellent reasons

were because she has sought to acquire fee of the General Milk Company, and is likely to result in serious it was expected.-Hong Kong Daily given. for the opposito policy of an what she needs, not through the 8, Queen's Road Central, Mr. M. consequences for the race.

M. Watson prosecuted, the defence being in the hands of Mr. H.

1981,

Annual

BUSINESS.

...:

Election of Officers and Committee. Any other business.

drawn.

advance, and this method has been

of arms

incorrect.

At the Central Magistracy before i Mr. E. I. Wynne-Jones in the Low-

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+

In consequence of tomorrow bo- ing New Year's Day professor Ruchwaldy has postponed his en- tortainment at the Theatre Royal to Monday next.

al-nights have now passed sinco

l'rese, Feb. 17, 1982.

Looking Back 25 Yeaza. Regarding the famine in China maintained. Japan has protested authorised channels, but by the old

The Japanese people, with a that she would not accept Man-methods of national brigandnge. Lose It was intimated to the the Lord Mayor has informed Bir Coll Nat Mr. Losby, who was Edward Groy that he will remit churis as a gift, that she has no She gains in strategic points by engage. the Upper Court, re any contributions sent to him to rapidly increasing population, have territorial ambitions in China, that concealing her wants, but this per foured until a Inter date. His Bank to be forwarded to the famine grating in large number, and, nu quested that the case might be ad- the Hong Kong and Shanghai for a considerable time been emis she does not want a concession at

Worship concurred, and the hear relief fund, through Hisjesty's Hon. Secretary. Shanghai. Her actions all through sistent evasivences is one of the ing will be resumed on Wednesday Government at Shanghong we have frequently had occasion to

|-Märch" 2, 'at 2:30 p.m.

Kong Daily Press, Feb 17, 1907. (Continued on Previous Column.)

It is specially requested that all members and others interested in the welfare of Kowloon will make an endeavour to be present at this

necting.

CHAS, E TERRY.

[1881 have boliat.thead words.

worst features of the crisis:

Bollers,

Docks, $29.

AFTERNOON SESSION,

Sales.

Hong Kong Lands, #78). Zwo Cottone, Tis." 141⁄2, Star Ferries, #04

Buyers.

Union Insurande): : $400 Providents (New), 2a