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THE EAST, ASIATIC' CO., LTIX COPENHAGEN.
THE Danish Motor Versoi
AFBIKA"
haring arcived from Copenbaren, Antwerp, Hamburg and Genoa consignees of cargo
here y informed that all goods are being' landed and pliced at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra hazardons Godowos of the Hong Kour and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co. Ltd., wbers Delivery can be obtained, as soon as the Goods are fanded.
No Claims will be admitted after. the. Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goode remaining undelivered after 30th January, 1934, at-4 p., will be eubject to Rent
All broken, chafed and damaged Goods Care to be left in the Golown, where they will be orimined by Messrs. Andar- Hon J Ashe on the 27th January 183, at 10 a
All Claims against the Vesal must be presented to the Undersigned within ten days of the ship arrival, or they will not be recogvind.
No Fire-Insurance will be effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by JOHN MANNERS & CO., LTD.
Agents. Morcantile Bank Building, Hong Kong, 2nd Jan., 1974. (2139
MAERSK LINE."
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
M.V.
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haring arrived, from New York and Ports, Consigners of Cargo
hereby notified that their Goods are being landed and placed at their risk inta the Hong Kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godowa Company's godowns at Kowloon, where Delivery may be obtained as nood as the Goods are landed.
No Claims will be admitted, after the Goods have left the Godowns, and al Goods remaining undelivered after the Saturday, 7th January, will be anbject to Boat
F. All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on Friday. 16th Jan., at 10 a.m., by our Surveyors, Messrs. Goddard & Douglas,
To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regulations consigness mat bave a Revenus Officer in attendance when damared dotiable goods
ramined.
ATY
All Claims must reach us before the Saturd-y, 24th Feb. 1934, or they will not be recognized.
No Insurance,will be effected. Bills of Lasling will be countersigned by
JEBSEN & CO.,
Agents. Hong Kong, 10th Jan., 1934 (2193
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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES ·
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to which the option extends."
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body remaining undelivered after
28th January, will iday, bject to Rent.
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JAY-WALKING AND SUCH
Unsuspecting pedestrians Aust have had a shock yesterday mora- ing when they saw a small pro- cession comprising four or five poor creatures passing along Des Voeux Road with bandaged heads,
OBITUARY
Sir William Clarkson
Bydney, January 22. The death occurred here yes- terday of Engineer Vice-Admiral Sir William Clarkson, one of the founders of the Australian Navy. --Reuter.
was
Bir William Clarkson, who born in 1859, was 'articled to the well-known engineering firm of R. and W. Hawthorn, of Newcastle- on-Tynę. He entered the Austra- lian Enval service in 1884 and was employed from 1808 to 1911 In Great Britain in connection with the building of the first ship of the Australian navy and the equip- ment of a Small Arms Factory, He was successively Third Naval Member, Commonwealth Naval Board (Australia) 1911-1922: Director of Transports and Con- troller of Shipping 1914-1920: and Director of the Australian Shipping Board, 1923-1927.
The Rev. Kin Huie
Shanghai, January 22. The death occurred to-day 02 the Rev. Kin Hule at the age of' 80. He went to the United States when in his 'teens. He founded the first Chinese Presbyterian Church in New York He retired to China last autumn. Rev Kin Hule is survived by six daughters and three sons all of whom are married.-Reuter.
The late
Professor Troost
(Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Press" (Copyright.)] Poignant regret was felt through- cut Germany at the death of 'Pro- fessor Paul Ludgwig Troost last Sunday in the Munich Hospital, at the comparatively early age fifty-five.
of
Professor Troost had acquired fame for interior planning and design, having done exceptionally well in Atting up the Norddeuts- cher Lloyd trans-Atlantic liners. Leviathan, and the Europa.
Herr Adolf Hitler had entrusted it. We might perhaps understand Troost with many new tasks, for their natural craving. as we our-instance, the House of German Art in Munich, new bulidings sur- selves have unwittingly fallen into rounding the Brown House, the frame of mind of "safety first" Munich, and the headquarters of
the medical profession in Berlin. by publishing an article in our
Professor Troost had a paralytic coloums to-day, "Insurance for stroke £ short time ago from Motorists." and we have no axe to which he never revocered. grind. We once heard of an. In-Transocean Kuc Min.
surance agent who did a pheno- menal underwriting of accident policies: eventually his methods
came to light and they were quite simple as are all great schemes: He led a prospect across the road,
PUBLIC MONEY VOTES
deep in conversation, judging the Items To Come
On Thursday
SERVICES THE STAVISKY
THE ARMY
(Special Alr-Mail Service)
Changes in "1934.
London, Jan. 2
SCANDAL
More Incredible Revelations
NEWS SUMMARY
"Gang of Spies with World Agencies" givés particulars of the huge organisation of spies which, the French alleged, have their headquarters in Paris. Page 12. Police orders for the week...
Page 10. Preliminary Trade Figures for Page 7. Our London Air-Mail Letter.
[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally1933 and for December.
Press" (Copyright.)];
"Parts, January. 31.
Page 1.
- Hong Kong Wireless Programme,
Page 1.
Echo of 1859.
Page 6.
Fage 6.
.. Page 5.
Around the Courts. Cinema Diary,
The further the official investi- gacloria (nto the Stavisky "scandal During the early months of 1934 is carried the more romantic and there will be numerous changes incredible the revalations become. among General Officers. These It is stated that at one time Sta- Diary of Local Events. Page 5. affect India, Oversea, and Home Visky wanted not only to put the
Home Football news. Page 10. "Gresham's Law" as applied to Commands" and appointments, A state of Hungary In possession of summary of the changes announc-iches but also the Spanish Repub-civilization was the theme of Dr.. ed or
lic. In 1932 Stavisky entered into Allen's Bermon about to be made is AJ
at the Uniun follows:-
negotiations at Biarritz with the Church last Sunday. Page 3. Spanish finance minister Priete to 'Results' off the 1st Round of *General Sir Robert A. Cassels whom he made proposals, of a gf-the Junior Championship of the vacates the Indian Northern Com-gantic plan for helping needy R.H.K.G.C.
Page 10... mand (May).
Spanish farming folk. Stavisky A most unusual case, believed to General Sir Kenneth" Wigram offered to find two hundred mil- be the first of its kind, came be- becomes G.O.C.-in-Chief, Indian Hon French francs for the scheme
fore Mr. Hamilton, at the Central Northern Command (May).
if the Spanish Government would Magistracy yesterday, when Mr. contribute three' Lieutenant-General C. P. Deedes
hundred milloin Wu Wat Man, editor of the "Wah francs. to be Milltary Secretary to the through because Stavisky did not mons taken out by the "Industrial
The project fell Kiu Yat Po," appeared on a sum Secretary of State for War (June).
effect the payment in cash but in and Commercial Dally Press," of Lieutenant-General E. T. Hum-bonds of the Bayonne lending insti- No. 3. Des Voeux Road, Central, phreys vacates command of the tute which the Spanish Govern- for alleged "èribbing" of a tele- 5th Division (March).
ment should take over and then graphic message.
Page 7 Lieutenant-General W. H. Bar-. place on the market. Priete refused Private Frederick Mealand, of Staff, India (May), tholomew, Chief of the General to have anything to do with such the East Lancashire Regiment, a scheme.-Transocean Kuỡ” Min. appeared before a District Court Martial at Sun Wat Camp yester- day on charges of entering a dwelling house and assaulting a civilian.
Page 6.
Lieutenant-General Sir Henry E. ap R. Pryce, Master-General of the Ordnance, India (April).
Major-General C C. Armitage becomes Commandant of the Staff College, Camberley (January).
Major-General J. G. Dill succeeda
the Directorship Operations and Intelligence "(Jan- of Military
to
uary).
·
"Major-General E. O. Lewin to command in Malaya (February),
French
MINISTERS CENSORED
{Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Press" (Copyright.)1
Paris Jan. 21. -
the censoring.
Proclamations Cautemps Government for the Sta- visky scandal continue not only in Paris but also in the Provinces, On Saturday afternoon Stock Ex- change agents and the public de- monstrated in front of the Bourge
A DAIREN TRAGEDY
Major-General C. P. Heywood to while during the evening manifes White Russian Leaps
be Director of Staff Duties (June)
Major-General A. J. Hunter to be Director of Personal Services (Jan- uary).
Major-General J. Kennedy takes command of the 1st Division (April).
tations took place on the Grand Boulevards. The police forced the demonstrators to scatter and made over 30 arrests. In Troyes the tax- payers made a public protest against the political and financial authorities in question as brought to light by revelations of the Sta- Major-General G. W. Howard visky scandal. It is reproted that takes command of the 5th Division after the de Monzle-Herriot dis- pute was settled, the editor Ferry (March).
Major-General W. J. N. Cooke-pair who had a public quarrel appear and Deputy la Grossielles the other Collis to the West Lancashire also to have decided to settle the Division (to-day).
malter amicably, since it has subse- Major-General A. J. McCulloch | quently turned out that the accu- to the Lowland Division (March).sations made by Ferry. were due to Major-General J. R. M. Minshull-incorrect information received from Ford to the Home Counties Diva source believed to be reliable- sion (April).
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Major-General Sir Hereward Wake to the North Midland Divi- sion (April).
Major-General M. G. Taylor, 1/r Administration, Aldershot Com- mand (April).
Major-General L J. G. Morgan-
Up Owen, 1/6 Administration, Eastern
jay-walking at a moment when it was not quite safe: then, as his unsuspecting prospect began to grow interested he suddenly jerked: Votes totalling 899,519 will come him back as a
before a meeting of the Finance, car whizzed by.
Committee on Thursday. His methods were not entirely
In the 1934 estimales, a vote for ethical, but that need not be in-83,600 is sought for a fierent in success.
course of instruction at the Imperial Defence College.
connection with the Public Health A sum of 859.700, is wanted in Centre in the Western District of Victoria.
CELEBRATION OF BAIYAN.
[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Press (Copyright.)]
The Cad of Begasi,, expressed the gratitude of the Arab for all the benefits and prosperity be- stowed upon them by the Italian
Rome, January 22. Command (March).
It is announced from Bengasi Major-General S. F. Muspratt, with much enthusiasm, only Arab that the Bayan was celebrated Commander, Peshawar District
chlefs being allowed to attend the (January).
reception. G. Major-General C.
Liddell vacates command of the 8th In- fantry Brigade (March).
Among the prospective promo- tions, are those of Lieutenant-Gen- Burnett-Stuart. Major-Generals Sir Ivo Vesey and A. E. W. Harman, Lieutenant-Col- R. W. Graham, H. A. Aubrey H. W. V. Stewart, R. M Birkett, and A. F. Smith, and Brevet-Colonel C. D. Rawson.
ети Sir. John
However, as jay-walking is one the red blood oozing most sang-of the gravest faults of the pede uinely through the, gauze. In the strians in Hong Kong we are given
onels F. br
words of Old folyon, it was enough to understand that the Police will toshatter their weak nerves." After the first storm of nerve- twittering, calmer souls began to realize that the blood wsd prob- ably cinnaba-dye
broka, chafed, and damized ods are to be left, in the Gedawur, fre they will be examined on Thurs- 25th January, st 10 a.m., by our Freyors, Messrs. Goddard & Douglas comply with the General Bonded rehouse Hegulations, consignees must es Revenue Oficer in attendance andamaged dutiable goods are
ained.
1 Claims must reach us before the
day, 16th February, 1984, or they
not be recognized.
71
or
mercuro-
chrome, that the human wrecks
be striving towards its cessation.
Chinese are not the only offenders in this respect as anyone may see for himself or herself for the trouble of Ave minutes observation at the intersection of Ice House
were grinning mast self-consciously Street and Des Voeux Road, or, at and had placards on their backs Pedder Street where Big Ben used warning the public on the dangers
to be.
gnen
$1,800.00
Fire Brigade: Incidental
Expenses
$380.00 Fire Brigade-Repairs to Motor Enginee and Plant Supreme Court: Incid
ental Expenses. Watch-
......8 11,00 Estimates, 1934 Miscellaneous Services:--
Course of Instruction: $5,800,00 to be encountered through star-The campaign of "Safety First" been selected to attend a course of Mr. A. W. G. H. Grantham has gazing. jay-walking, or, on the is to last two weeks. After that instruction at the Imperial Defence other side of every accident, what time it may be that the new habit College, which involve, payment of happens through, careless and one-
a fee of £350 There is no provi of better regulated traffic will have sion made in the current estimates armed driving.
taken root and therefore the and a supplementary vote is re- The make-up man in the Police, public, for whose benefit this camquested.
Public Works Extraordia- RVICE TO READERS] or whoever was responsible, made palgn is being arranged, should be, a very thorough job. He is to be tractable and "give it a chance, as complimented, and, in fact, we re- well as every active assistance they
o Iarance will be effected.
la of Lading will be countersigned by
JEBSEN CO.,
Agents Kong, 19th Jan., 1934.*
[2187
SEQUEL TO SPANISH REBELLION
New Under-Officers for
the R.M.C.
a
To Death
Dairen, January 22. Iyan Galking fifty-three, an ex- White Russian Officer leaped to death from the fourth floor of a Japanese hotel
Galkin
ment for nervous
was undergoing treat="
disorders and... der by enemies-Reuter. friends. say he feared to be mux-
M.C.C. IN INDIA
Central Provinces Beaten
Nagpur, January 22, The wiles of C. S. Marriott, the Kent schoolmaster "who took a for 35, and a hurricane century by gional, were responsible for the. Barnett, the Gloucester, profes-
MC.C. touring eleven beating the Central Provinces and Berar ele- ven by six wickets yesterday. The team battled "first totalled 195 which C. K. Naldu,
and
the Indian Test skipper, contri- buted 107! Marriott played havoc with the more inexperienced bats- men.
administration, and the assistant Governor, in his reply, spoke about the new measures planned by the Government which, in due course,
The MC.C. replied with 261, Bar- will give more wealth and pro- sperity to the province of Cyren-nett scoring 140, and Naldu claim-
ing 5 for 87. aica.--Transocean Kuo Min.
ROYAL NAVY
(Special Air-Mail Service)
London. January 2. The Admirally notified the fol- lowing appointments on Saturday last:
Cept.-W. P. Mark Wardlaw, DS.O...to Victory for course, Jan. 17.
Faced with a second innings total of 188 and the task of scor- ing 123 to' win, the M.C.C. secur- ed the necessary runs for the loss of four wickets.-Reuter.
RUSSIAN CREDIT FÖR TURKEY
[Spectal to the Hong Kong Datly
Press" (Copyright.))
Istarbu, January 21. Soviet Russia has granted Tur- key a credit amounting to:8,000,000 Gold dollars for the purchase of Machinery-Transocean Kuo Min.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
diphtheria and meningitis have One case each of small pox,' been reported in the Colony for the $4 hours ended January 21...
The following Gentlemen Cadets of the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, who have been two terms there and whỏ next termi will be members of the Senior Division, have been appolnited as the four Senior Under-Officers and 16 Junior Under-Officers of the battalion of Gentlemen Cadets for the spring and summer term, which begins on Thursday, February 1, and ends on July 10---
L-Cmdrs.-V. W. L. Proctor, lent to R.A.F. for observer and instruc- Senior Under-Officers. The iional duties at School of Naval "Champion" (No. 1) Company, 8, RTY 89,700.00 D. W Seaver (Shrewsbury); No 3
Co-operation, Lee-on-Solent; and
Centre in the Western District of fat Services College); No. 4 Com-Jan. 1: B. C. Howe, to Pangbourne, The institution of Public Health Company, P. V. E. Hodson, (Imper E. W. Grace, to Curacoa, Jan. £
Lts.-E. F. A. Dykes to Mackay, commend the A.D.C. to enlist his can.
Victoria has been approved by the pany, G. F. Cordy-Simpson (Ear- HE HONG KONG,
Secretary of State, Bach a Centr row) and No. 5 Company, D. L. G. F. Blaxland, to Pembroke: and Jan. 5; T. V. Briggs, to Excellent; services for the play which they DAILY PRESS, LTD.
will not only provide medical a Darling (Eton). are soon to produce, though per-
sistance much needed in the crowd-
W. F. Haselfoot to L 53, appt. to the HONG KONG haps he would be more useful to
ed area but will also furnish oppor-
Junior Under-Omcers-No. 1 Pigmy cancelled, Jan. 8; and T. BEKLY PRESS, through the Philharmonic Society when
tunities for the study by students Company, A. A. N. Tuck (Sher-C. F. Nicolay, to Perseus, Jan, 15. of the Hong Kong University of borne), W. C. W. Sloan (Loretto), • Naval Cadet.-G. A 1 Graham London Office, at 53. they stage "Pirates of Penzance.”
to Leander Jan, 1.
Razee Natarin, assistant of Harry' There is no doubt of the atten- Special to the "Hong Kong Bally practical questions of public health. H. P. 9. Massy (Bradfield), and P.
Cd Gunner (T) H. Garner, "Wicking & Co., who failed ap ET STREET, E.C. 4, Tél.
Press" (Copyright.)]
A suitable site comprising a C. M. Buckle (Winchester); No. 3 Parts, January 21.)
portion of Inland, Lot 754 with Company, N. G. Williams (Leys), to Devonshire, on recommg.
pear when his name was called to Gunners (T). C. de Vol, to serve on the jury at the Criminal are prepared to give
The trial before the Supreme frontage to bath Pokfulam and J. D. Moffatt (Malvern), H. H. van
Bonham Roads having become Straubensee (Winchester), and B. Vernon, Jan. 2; H. R. Hey, to Sessions yesterday, was ordered to Scribers and Visitors then walking the streets just after Court at Madrid of military available it is proposed to purchase A. A. Dawes (Marlborough): N. 4 Vernon, Jan. 3..H. C. Hird, to Ver-be fined 820 by the Puispe Judge,
the week-end: we should like to sons implicated in the rebellion regarding accommoda
of General Sanjurjo in August, it now and it is hoped to make Company, R. A St. G. Martin non, Jan. 26, and M. W. J. Gold-Mr. R. E. Lindsell. available, motoring faci- on the part of the organisers of State
feel that this was unintentional 1932 begins on Monday. The chief provision for the building in the (Eton), S. H. P. K. Greenway finch, to Whitshed, Feb. 1.
W Engr.-A. Dann, to Resource, procurator has demanded Estimates for 1935 sentences of penal servitude for. A supplementary vote for $89,- suitable shopping, the "Safety First Campaign "{ life in 27 cases and 12 years penal 700. being the agreed purchase
While we are on this subject, servitude in 7 others-Transocean price, is requested. etc.
we earnestly hope that Insurance Kuo Min.
not attempting to agents capitalize on the gentlent regard for safety and well-being which the "Safety First Campaign" will no doubt be engendering in the hearts of the general public." We should naturally deplore the ex-
when at home, they will telephone to the above they will receive the tassistance and the available information on
cts of enquiry will be at their disposal,
tion the human wrecks were at-
tracting. But how polnited to have
are
ploiting of a cause whose ultimate object has so much to recommend
HINDENBERG'S HEALTH IMPROVING
[Special to the Hong Kong Daily Presa" (Copyright)]
Kowloon-Canton Railway
Heavy repairs to Taipo Pier
4,219.00
of President von Hindenburg who, it is said, is now on the way to recovery.
Despite a bad cold and catarrh,
"
Berlin, January 22. the aged President laristed on at- day morning by the issue of a as usual throughout his indispost
Great relief was caused on Mon-tending to all Presidential duties communique concerning the health tion, Transocean. Kuo Min.
A six-year-old boy, while trying Promotion
to pick up a pamphlet dropped by
ERA---L ́ ́ ́R. E.
an aeroplane, in Connaught Road Kennedy, to
West yesterday in connection with rank of Mid. (E). seny. Jan. 1.
the "Safety First" campaign, was Retirements
knocked down by a lorry and in- stantly killed.
(Clifton); C. W. Griffin --(Ports- mouth Grammar School), and P. Jan." 3. No. 6 Company, J. F. Whiteing C. B. Heldenstam (Cheltenham);
(Gravesend Technical School), P. F. C. Nicholson. (Uppingham); [G. D. Chetwode (Royal Naval College. Dartmouth), and R. G. Borradalle
Wellington)
The only four appointments of captains in charge of games so far announced for next term include four of these Under-Officers. namely, N. G. Williams (athletica), Whiteing (cricket); and P. FC R... Borradalle (hockey),
Nicholson (Rugby).
Engr. Lt.Cdr.-D. Cotton placed on the Refd. List, with rank of Engr.-Cmdr. Dec. 28.
"Royal Naval Reserve r
Belgrade, January 21, Lt-Cadr-H. Selby, RD, to The Yugoslavian Foreign Minis Godetia, Dec. 30ter Jertitsch arrived at Agrimon Payr. Lt. Cmdr.-W.E. Violet, to Sunday morning to meet Mr. Hawkins, Oct 5.
Benesch and Mr. Titulescu when Dec. and C. E. Duggan, to the conference of the coming week. YLI-WP. Hains, to Winchester, they arrived on Sunday night for
Pangbourne, Jan, 13..
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