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A blasting contractor. 'engaged on work on the. Tytam Tuk catch-- water was fined $250 for failing to take sumcient precautions when Page 6. blasting.

The Tung, Wah Hospital Fraud case was continued before Mr. Schofield at Central Magistracy yesterday when some startling al→

legations were made against In-

spector Elston 'by the defence.

- Page 7 An Australi.n pony "belonging to Messrs. Lewis and Thnson had to be destroyed yesterday. Page 11. Training times at Happy Valley yesterday appear on Page 11.

To-day's Radio programme ap- pears on" page 4.

Stock Hong Kong

Exchange- official report appears on page 13,

Cinemas in.. Kowloon forms the subjects of an article by our special correspondent. It appears on page

12

"Clairvoyant Research and the. Life After Death" formed the sub- Ject of an interesting lecture by Mr. Geoffry Hodson at the Helena May Institute last evening.

Page 11.

The drought has been routed HONG KONG HAILS

and rain has been falling persis- àntently in the London area for near-

ly twenty-four hours.

(From Our Own Correspondent)

London, Sept. 13. Following are the Silver Quota-

Senor Olegario Maciel tons on the London market to-

fear to be felt; that Russia is Japan's real enemy: that it is to the interests of both China and Japan to be economic and mill-

Although physically unable to "tary allies." Mr. T... Soong take part in strenuous sports, Mr. appears to take a middle view, Ashford was a keen huntsman. He and to feel that Japan's pre-was a native of Exeter. England, and served in the Great War, where datory instincts need to be coun- TESS. teracted by Amèrica and Europe, he was gassed and never fully re-

covered from the efects. perhaps though the medium of leaves a widow. the League of Nations, in order to prevent any one power getting too much hold. This is the general trend of Chinese policy, following the lesson of Russian and Japanese efforts to be helpful at their own price. Nanking has evidently resigned itself to the results of the War and is setting to work to formulate a programme for patting the country into announced that the next three order. It remains to be seen days will be dedicated to his me- whether this one of China's many mory as days of national mourn- days of the Dowager Empress, efforts, in the same line, since the ing.

will indeed succeed, or if the Re public will once more emulate a

THE KULING CONFERENCE

The Kuling Conference was described as an informal gather- mg of national leaders. No formal resolutions were passed and little enough information given as to what transpired. Mr. DR Program Ninth Fatra tendance at the World Economic RAFT Programmes and Entry T. V. Soong, back from his at Race Meeting to be held on SATUR- Conference, and the negotiation of DAY, 2310 SEPTEMBER, 1933 (weather permitting), may be obtained the fifty million dollar loan with

at the Secretary's Office, the Club House, America, had no doubt much poet of the East, Happy Valley, the Hong Kong Clab, to say. Mr. Soong, Mr. Wang the Sports Club, and the Stables, Village Kond.

1933.

By Order.

0. B. BROWN,

Secretary.

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Indeed, indeed, repentance oft

I swore, But was I sober when I swore. And then; came spring and rose

in hand,

The death has occurred of His

Excellency Senhor Olegario Maciel, the president of the Estado de Minas Geraes. The news was off- clally received at the Brazilian Consulate-General yesterday

cable.

by

The Brazilan Government has

MR. ALFRED SUTRO

London, Sept. 13. The death occurred early this morning, from pneumonia, of Mr. Alfred Sutro, OBE. the well-

day:

Spot

Sept. 13 Sept. 12

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Forward

The break in the weather has gladdened the hearts of all but. the urban sun-bathers-Reuter.

REINSTATEMENT: OF PAO YU-LIN

Pelping, "Sept. 12.

“CAVALCADE”

Great Stars In A Fine Film

GRAND OPENING AT THE KING'S THEATRE

The Chinese Press in Peiping is now adding its voice to the cam- Pao paign for the retention of Yu-lin as the Director of Public

Never in the history of the Co- Safety in Peiping.

lony were so many of our leading. Local residents and public bod-residents' present in any theatre at ies, it is repórted, are flooding the same time ng last night when Nanking with telegrams urging the whole of Hongkong attended the reinstatement of Pao Yu-lin. the premiere of "Cavalcade" at the

Reuter.

King's Theatre,

LOCAL AND GENERAL

One case each of diphtheria, en, teric and meningitis were reported on Tuesday,

Mr. Balfour occupied the Bench

Owing to the inclemency of the. weather, the beats of the South China Aquatie Sports had had to be postponed and the finals did not commence last night. They will be

The picture was announced • to start at 3.30 p.m. but long before" that hour, the streams of cars that pulled up outside, the theatre re minded one of the "first nights" in" England and America.

His Excellency the Governor and Lady Peel, decompanied by Capt. Walter, R.A., A.D.C., and Mr. J. T. Pilcher (Private Secretary) were, the guests of Sir Sou-son "Chow, and others present included known playwright, a brother-in-at the Central Police Court yester-held tonight and on Friday.

day in the absence of Mr. Wynne-

the Commodore, HE, the General law to Lord Reading-Reuter.

For boarding the Mongkok Ferry Officer Commanding 8.00 Mrs. Educated at the City of London Jones who is acting "Kowloon Ma- School and in Brussels, Mr. Sutro gistrate for a fortaight during Mr.from a Banpan instead of from the Borrett. production was the joint adaption, was 70 years of age. His first stage Butters' leave. with Mr. Arthur Bourchier. of "The

:

Ching Wei and General Chiang Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON Kai Shek appear to have been on THURSDAY, 14TH SEPTEMBER, what Americans would call, the Big Three of the Conference.

wharf after passing through the King's Theatre was indeed a gay Mr. Wang will remain as poli-

My threadbare penitence in

turnstile, a Chinese was fined 85 by spectacle. for not only did those tical head of the Government

For failing to pay wages to her Mr. Wynne Jones at the Kowloon who attended this, the first showing pieces tore. perhaps taking the post of Chair-

Chili Widow in 1896. Twenty-mui-taai," Mak Wong Hi, a mar Magistracy. The Police told his of "Cavalcade" help to brighten man of the National Govern-

Canton is emphatic on the sub-four of his plays have been pro-ried woman: living at Aplichau was Worship that they believed this was the scene, but the many people who fined $10 by Mfr. Schofield, and a case of laziness rather than of collected outside the theatre to ment; Mr. T. V. Soong is to ject, and fully believes that the duced.

ordered to deposit, the overdue frand;

watch the "arrivals" also lenu 1. head an amalagamation of several Nanking Government has sold ministries into a kind of recon- the nation, and not a single minis-Fukien and Kianggi. The Kuo-wages, amounting to 832. with the

unique touch to the proceedings. Under instructions from the Re- S.C.A.

After the performance, the offi struction department, and Chiang ter has a thought beyond personal mintang National Congress will

gistrar of the Supreme Court, acial guests were entertained to an Kai Shek will be in supreme gain.

not be held, and though each Mrs. R. O. Hall, wife of The Rev. motor car belonging to the proprie excellent supper prepared by the command, of the fighting forces. The usual announcements were party may call a gathering of its Ronald Hall. Bishop of Victoria tor of the Pioneer Silk Store, Mr. Hong Kong Hotel and the consensus The Central Press, a Cantor made at Kuling about the sup-own adherents in its own capital, and "Diocese, arrived in the colony Veroomall Shewaram, was sold by of opinion after the picture was that on Sunday last and has taken ap auction at Messrs. Lammert Bros. Cavalcade", despite all the ad News Agency, mentions the propression of the Communists. In there will be no general discis residence at Bishop's House, Albert Rooms, yesterday. It was purvance reports published about it, Japanese Huang Fu as probable this sphere, however, the Canton sion of differences and attempt to Road. Arriving with Mrs. Hall chased by Mr. M. R. King of the had exceeded all expectations. Foreign Minister.

troops appear to be bearing the get together.

Dragon Motor Car Co., at 8630.

MACAO RACES,

THE MACAO JOCKEY CLUB.

SIXTH EXTRA RACE MEETING.

SUNDAY, 17th SEPT., 1933. First Saddling Bell at 1:00 p.m. First Race at 1.30 p.m.

ADMISSION :--

To Members' Enclosure $7.

To Public Enclosure 40 Cents.

to gain admittance. LADIES are cordially invited to attend the

Races without charga. "NO LADIES TICKETS will be issued.

•

Tins, Teas and Refreshments will

be obtainable at the Race Course at reasonable prices.

Bee Steamboat Cola' notices for

Special sailings to Macao.

were:-

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were her two small children.

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The Film

A careful reading of the news brunt of the fighting, and com- The Kaling Conference evident. from Kuling shows that the prin-plaints of the bad behaviour of ly saw an important consolida-ciety have decided to stage "The to 86 Queen's Road Central will be and the more fortunate ones have The Hongkong Philharmonic So- The China Emporium at Nos. 02 Many of us have read the story Members MUST show their badger cipal subjects under discussion Nanking troops are disturbingly tion of the Nanking Government Pirates of Penzance in the spring officially opened at noon on Satur already seen the picture in England

frequent.

On the other hand, and the adoption of a policy. In All who are interested should get day the 16th instant. Friends are or America. We have only just

to attend the. 1.--Foreign relations, primarily the movement appears to be less the matter of internal develop in touch with the Hon. Secretary, cordially invited

seen it, but we venture the opinion with regard to Japan; and strong around Hankow, and ment much the same process is 93, Waterloo Road, Kowloon.

opening ceremony and light re- that "Cavalcade" is a picture which freshments will be served between no one can afford to miss. secondarily with America neither Canton nor Nanking is going on, all over China. Nan-

An apprentice printer, who stole and the European nations. likely to make a free gift of the king is evidently determined to

three pieces of clothing from his 12.30 and 2 p.m.

Noel Coward chose a daring themse 2. Internal reconstruction and Communist, country to the other consolidate its hold over the five master at the Ki Shing Printing

and the daring of this brilliant pro the use of the fifty million party. It would be interesting, provinces that it controls to-day. Shop was bound over by Mr. Bal Many of the older residents of ducer, was even greater in present- -dollar loan.

moreover, to know what is being and not to seek unification by four yesterday. Detective-Sergeant the colony who remember Mr. and ing it. That such daring was justi

Fowlie said the defendant had been Mrs. Fasse, who some years ago fied, however, was proved by the 8-Suppression of the Commu-done with the large number of force. The South-West is pur-employed for, about a year, at a were well-known members of the

aeroplanes, and the big quantities suing the same course; Szechuan monthly wage of 81.50. He was Jocal Dutch community and resided entusiasm, of those who saw it. 4.-Helations with Canton and of war material imported by both is left to its own devices, Shan-caught by a detective attempting to at the Peak, will be interested to The cast headed by Diana Wyd the next session of the governments. Pessimists declare tung and the North-West are pawn the clothing which was valued bear that their son Anton Fasse yard and Clive Brook is magnif has just paid a visit to Hongkong, cent, Miss Wynyard especially con National Con- that the two sides are carefully managed

their war lords at $15.

Fasse returned to tributing an excellent performance Kees, which should Lake saving up for hrst class civil. Most of the provincial govern. As a result of a police raid on Holland in 1920 After loving spent in her role as Jane Marryok. The place in November.

ments are fairly capable, though Tacaday night, Chinnge was a number of years here, Mr Fasse supporters are perfectly cast an There is no doubt a strong Not the smallest progress was there are bad examples to the brought before Mr. Schofield yes being then the Marine Superintend colourful roles, while Frank Lloyd's party in favour of a Sino- made from Kuling towards a contrary. If the country is allow-terday charged with keeping ayent of The Java-Chino-Japan Line. direction and Ernest Palmer's phai Japanese entente. Its exponents Nanking - Canton reconciliation, ed a few years of peace, & gather-brothels at two addresses, The He unfortunately died shortly after tography leave nothing to to de-

police said that the man was a lead his return to his home. Anton sired. bold that Japan, whatever her So far the two factions haveing of these different factions may ing figure in the traffic and asked Fasse; the son, is now cadet on We nominate Cavalcade as the ambitions may be, and whatever agreed to differ. Revenues are then agree upon some kind of for the maximum penalty. The the 6,8 Ouderkerk and hopes to Lest of the best pictures of the sed two fines of pay further visits to Hongkong year for many years past, and to she may have done in the past, is not sent to Nanking, and Canton federation. But the necessary magistrate the one Power, really able to gets nothing from the national prelude is a period of peace, and a 250, or three months hard labour later and to get in touch with come and it would be no exaggera-

rge, the sentences to be friends of his people. He does not tion to state that thos China. They argue that exchequer The Leung Kwang self denial ordinance against abu-

addition, im-Temember anything about the colony the picture last night i Chino has an inherent strength provinces are virtually indepensive propaganda of the kid that

labour or having it at the early age of the theatre feel which is far too great for any dent, and no one's writ runs in leads to war

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