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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1934.

EW ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS.

CUSTOMS NOTIFICATION.

ENDERS are invited for, the

supply of Biluminous

and

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

Anthracite coal for Customs vossale TRACE MEETING will be held during 1933.

Particulars will be furnished on Application to the office of the Chinese Maritime Customs, York Building

EN. ENSOR,

Commissioner of Chinese Customs, Kowloon and District.

York Building.

Hong Kong, 20th September, 1934.

12865

NETHERLANDS INDIAN

SANDALWOOD

GOVERNMENT SALE BY TENDER AT KOÈPANG, TIMOR, D. E, I.

ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 1984, AT 10 A.M.

of 700 (seven hundred) picula of Sandalwood in fire lots of different qualities as per samples.

For particulars and opportunity to inspect samples please apply person- ally or by letter in duplicate to the Netherlands Consulate

General, Hong Kong (Asiatic Building. 6th Floor, Queen's Road, Central).

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THE HONGKONG & YAUMATI FERRY COMPANY., LIMITED.

(LOST)

APPLICATION has been made

to this Company to issue to

BO TSE TAT of No. 9, Gough

SEVENTH EXTRA

Weather Permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on SATURDAY, 22ND SEPTEMBER, 1834, commencing at 2.00 p.

The First Ball will be Rung at 1.30 p.m.

"MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE. Members are notified that they and their Ladies must wear their Badges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting

No One without a Badge will be admitted to the Members' Enclosure.

Badges admitting Non-Hambers to the Member Einslosure and Olub Roams at $5.00 for Gentlemen and $9.00 for Ladies (Both including Tax) are obtain- able through the SECRETARY upon the personal application of a Momber, auch Member to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for Payment of All Chits, &c.

The Secretary's Office, 3rd Floor, Gloucester Building, (Tel: 27794), will close at 12 o'clock Noon.

Badges admitting to Members Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the Baca Coarse.

On No Pretext will Children be permitted in either Enclosure during the Meeting.

Tifins are obtainable at the Clab House provided they are ordered from the No. 1 Boy in advance. Telephone

1920.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.

чі

The Price of Admission to the Public Enclosure is $1.00 molading Tax, for ali Persons, including Ladies, and is payable at the Gate. Soldiers and Sailors is uniform are admitted Half Price.

etc.. Bookmakers, Tie Tac Men. will not be permitted to operate with- in the Precincts of Tas HONG KONG JOCKET CLUB during the Race Meeting. By Order

G,

0. B. BROWN,

Secretary.

R.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

Street, Hong Kong, a Duplicate Hong Kong. 17th September, 1934, Certificate for 58 Ordinary Shares in this Company, numbered 18644 to 18608 and 58727 to 58734 inclusive upon statement that the original ertificates No. 1402 and 6342 dated the 25th May, 1932 and 1st January, 138, have been Lost or Mislaid: and Notice is hereby given that, if withio thirty days from the date hereof no claim or representation in respect of uch original certificates is made to the Company, the Company will then proceed to deal with such application. THE HONGKONG & YAUMATI FERRY CO., LTD. Hong Kong, 8th September, 1934.

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NOTICE.

E. D. SASSOON BANKING

CO., LTD...

TOTICE is hereby giver that NCH.H.H. Priestley having resigned from the Board of Directors of the Company, on the 17th Sept- ember 1934, his Authority to sign or fact on behalf of the Company is now

determined.

Hong Kong, 20th September, 1931.

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DARTICULARS & CONDITIONS the Bale by Public Anotion

GREEN ISLAND CEMENT COMPANY. LIMITED.

NOTICE is hereby kiven that by a. resolution of the Board of Direc- tars made on the 18th day of September, 1931, the undermention- ed ahares of Green Island Cement Company, Limited, wore forfeited.

Shares Numbered.

Certificate Numbers.

DEATHS

WRIGHT--On Tuesday, August 14, 1934, at Nursing Home, New- castle-on-Tyne. John William Wright, aged 70 years Dearly

· beloved father of Mr. George Wright, Shanghai.

HELLESEN. On September 10. 1934, at Tongshan Hospital, Knud Hellesen, aged 35 years. Chief Engineer of the ss. Johan- ne Justesen...

SANGSTER-ON

Monday, Sep- tamber 10, 1934, at the St. Marle Hospital, Shanghai, C. J. Sang-, ster of Messrs. Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., aged 52 years,

Editorial and Business Office: 11

STRAIGHT FROM THE SHOULDER

..

(BY NO QUARTER ")

I expect to cause no small sensation when I tell my readers that I have this week discovered; in the cellars of a Peak Residence, the complete manuscript of a hitherto unknown play by SHAKESPEARE. It la entitled "The Higher the Fower" and completely refutes the Baconites (who think that Milton wax really Wilhelmina Stitch). Below I print a scene from Act I which bears the 'unmistakeable stamp of the silver-tongued bard of Avon.

Scene 2. A Baronial Hall Upon The Peake

Ice House Street. Tel. 30251 Night Editor (Wanchai Office) MY LORDS MICO, SULIO, AND SALIVANDO," WITH ATTENDANT

Tel. 9451).

London Ooo: 63, Fleet Street,

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NOBLES ARE SEATED AT THE GAMING TABLE.

1st Noble. A pair of Kings! I have you! Did ye not see? 2nd Noble. Not so my lord: two pairs with sevens up. Mico. Stay Cease your wrangling my worthy friends. I'll set a clapper on this argument.

For in this hand of cards you now behold,

Three aces nestle in a bed of queens;

So full a house must surely give me best.

Enter Knoquarta, a fool Fool

What's this, my lord? A full house?

Aye, the house is full.

Merry then, 'tis a full house for an empty head. Peace fool. Come friends, let us eing.

The company all sing á drinking song. Ålarums and excursions without. A flourish of tickets. Enter the Duke of Bombazino with the Officers of the Watch.

Duke

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Hold let this execrable tumult cease!

This hideous smirching of the midnight peace! Night after quiet night within my walls I sat conversing with "my, lady wife

And listened to the wireless and was still. But now your Hell's crew with their raucous blare Have burst the silence with their horrid song.

Take them away and lock them in the Jail Salivando. My Lord, we were but merry- Duke

Merty en?

Duke

Fool

Then thou must learn to choose a fitter place To raise harsh voices' on the midnight air, Be merry in a dungeon. Take them hence.

Exiz Mico, Sullo, and Salivando as prisoners of the watch.

Take warning all who nightly scoff and sing... Break not the peace of envoys of the king. (Exit) Is it not writ that "Blessed are the Meeke”. And now they will be up before the Beake Lest they forget what little folk they are.. 'Tis like the pride of some poor infant star That aunts its light beside the "Southern Cross. All pride is folly, and vainglory dross. Exit through gap in hedge.

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to be held on MONDAY, the 24rm DAY of SEPTEMBER, 1934, at 3 r.x., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His FZOELLENOT THE GOVERNOR of One Let of OROWN LAND *our Stubbs Road in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a teamt of 75 years, with "the option of renewal at a Crown Rent to be fred by the Surveyor of Et Markstr the Kino, for one farther term of to yours.

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

1.2

Boundary

3/easore-

No. of Sale.

Ioland

Lot No. 3894.

Registry No.

Locality.

Near Rural Building

Lot No. 195, Stubbs Road,

ments,

N. SI E. W

As per

sale plan

Contenta i

Rental.

3,989

Upset Prica.

About

181

NOTICE.

ZARNHOLD & COMPANY, LTD.

INTOTICE" is hereby given that

Mr. HH H. Priestley haring resigned from the Board of Directors of the Company, on the 17th Sept. ember 1984, his Authority to sign or act on behalf of the Company is now determined.

Hong Kong, 20th September, 1934.

NOTICE.

12860

THE HONGKONG TRUST * CORPORATION, LTD.

TOTICE is hereby giren that Mr. Priestley having igned from the Board of Directors. the Corporation, on the 17th September 1934, hia Authority to ign or act on behalf of the Corpora- Hoz'is now determined, Hong Kong, 20th September, 1934,

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PUBLIC AUCTION.

“DDARTICULARS & CONDITIONS

of the Bale by Public Auction

to be held on MONDAY, the 24TH DAT of SEPTEMBER, 1934, at 8.x., at the Offoes of the Public Works Depart. ment, by Order of Hu EICILIENCI THE GOVERNOR of One Lot of CROWN LAND near Stubbs Road in the Volony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at in Crown Bent to be fixed' by the Surveyor of His Matery. THE KINO, for one further term of 75 years.

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT,

Boundary

554262/554301 559975/580074 572846/573244 531810/531709

NOTICE.

ELIVERY Order No.

D16439 issued by Nippon Tusen Kaisha and covering ane ease Cotton Piece Goods

Marked M

PSD 817

No. 1/10

Shipped from Gaaka per 8.8. ||||||

Toyams Mara" destined for the port of Hongkong dated 11th eptember, 1984, (original only) 797 been lost and the same is now

nsidered Nall & Void. MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA, LIMITED.

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Inland

Lot No. 28 5.

Registry Nol

Near Rural Building

Locality,

Stubba

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20,000

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Upset Price.

$

For some time leaders of the labour movement in Great Britain have been engaged in an effort to re-define the attitude of Labour towards war and peace.. It will be recalled that in the two con- ferences held last autumn the two wings of the movement came to somewhat diferent conclusions. the political alde at the Labour Party Conference adopting a re- solution committing the party to resist war under all circumstances. The implication was that a general strike would be called by the trade unions in the event of a war. On the other hand, the industrial side refused to adopt resolution putting so much responsibility for stopping war upon the trade unions, and as a result the execu- tives of the two bodles have been busy in consultation regarding the best way to organise opposition in the event of war, or even at the alightest threat of war. Since then these leaders have made public their views in Joint statement Basing the foreign policy of the Labour group on the "collective peace system, and denouncing any form of aggressive war, ther declare that they are quite awake to the fact that the British Government might find themselves under such circumstances that they will have to revert to military force in restraint of an aggressor notion which defled the League of Nations or made war in deflancë of its pledges. They go further and repudiate the use of the gen eral strike as a prevention of war. pointing to the impossibility "of calling a general strike in such countries as Germany, Italy and Austria where there are no Inde- pendent trade unions.

The British labour leaders there- fore propose to resort to an inten- sive peace movement in Britain and abroad, advocating improved machinery for settling disputes, and ultimately ridding the world of all national armed forces and substituting an international police force. They would begin with an international air force under the order of the League. Defining the various measures that should be taken to avoid Aggressive action they declare that, in Labour's conception of citizenship, loyalty to the world community in time of war over- rides any national duty to the Government.

YACHTING NOTES

Great public interest has been aroused by the great Yacht Races for the Tapioca Cup in which Mr. AL Soppwith's Manoeuvre is com- peting, with the Banderbust Syndi- cate's Hobow. The distiriguished international yachtsman Captain Popley Water gives us below his impressions of the first race of the series

"Both yachts got away at the same time and sailed in roughly the same direction. Manoeuvre i was carrying. tops'ls stays'ls, cockl's and muss'is.. 'Hobow had "a ventilated boom and a topping lift. Absolutely topping. The water was distinctly popply, 6.15 p.m. Hobow's Captain holsted

a parachute burgee and a picture of Queen Victoria. 6.20 p.m. Manoeuvre's Captain took out a pocket handker- chief and shot forward..

AIR TOUR TO THE EAST

Programme of Sir

Philip Sassoon

London, Sept. 20. Sir Philip Sassoon, Under-Se- cretary for Air, will leave for Singapore on Saturday from Cal-

There is ranch in this manifesto which is not specifically: "Labour " shot in the new Short Singapore

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8.25 p.m. Both skippers took out papers. The effect was dis- tressing and almost univer- sal. 6.30 p.m. Ecbow's Captain open- ed a bottle of beer and sat

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on the weather bollard. 6.35 p.m. Race declared nuli and owing to unnoticed

NEWS SUMMARY

If social conditions are to be improved, the first requirement is: that people should want them to be improved. There can be little doubt that many things affecting human welfare need Improve- ment, for all people, whether they are talking of country or a colony or a city, admit it readily." That as the opening passage of " an article entitled "Social Wel- fare" by the Rev. T. F. Ryan.

Page 7.

When aummoned before Mr. Wynne-Jones for allowing their dogs out in the streets without muzzles, several Kowloon dog- owners were made to pay fines of $25 each In one case the excuse that the dog had been muzzled before it went out, but that it pro- bably lost the muzzle in a fight: was advanced,

Page 6.

"What I think you were trying to do was to run the ginseng into China Iron Macao," remarked Mr. E. W. Hamilton, at the Central Magistracy yesterday, when impos- ing a fine of $25, or one month's hard labour, on LI Sheung, charged with having imported five

boxes and two packets of ginseng on the sa Sui Tai without plać- ing it on the manifest. Page 6..

The discovery of the body of a man in Hollywood Read on the night of September 7, fast, had its sequel at Central Magistracy yes- terday "when a Chinese named L Shlu-kang was charged with: the manslaughter of Chung Shap-yee. Page 6.

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Three persons were knocked down and injured, one fatally. by a car "driven by Warder Freeman of Lalchikok Gaol, at Cheung- shawan on Wednesday. An ac- count of the mishap is given on.

Page 6.

Frank Westcott, aged 21, who was reported to be missing from Cheung Chau, has been found in a friend's house.

Page 6.

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An application" for the annul- ment of an adjudication order granted in respect of the Wo Hop firm was granted by the Chier Justice yesterday

Page 7.

•

Artillery, held their annual swim- The 8th Heavy Brigade, Royal

ming sports at the European. Y.M.C.A. Swimming Pool yesterday when the 20th Battery carried off. the team championship.

Page 10.

void rocks. The helmsmanship of both captain's

excellent. but Was Manoeuvre's crew. left much to be desired. They were slow Two Chinese youths charged with with the corkscrew, and their robbery with violence were yester- handling of soda water bottles | day

to committed the next was amateurish in the extreme."

Criminal Sessions by Mr. Wynne-

TAILPIECE

Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy. Page 6.

To Our Comic Financiers Rockabye Budget! On the tree top. While the Bluff holds the dollar

won't drop.

When the blurt's called the dollar

will falı

The Young Men's Sikh Associa tion defeated the YMCA. Juniors by the only goal in their initial hockey debit.

Page 10.

A Japanese was charged before Down will come salaries, pensions Mr. Hamilton at Central Magis-

and all.

SHIPPING MOVEMENT

tracy yesterday for having' pub- Lished two

übeli defamatory against the local police. Evidence given revealed that anonymous letters had been received by the The R.M.S. "Empress of Asia Colonial Secretary; the Protector (CPS. Ltd.) arrived Kobe on the of Chinese and the Police con- 20th September " (Thurday) at cerning the Japanese community 12.30 p.m., leaves Kobe on the in Wanchal,

Page 7. same day at 7.00 p.m., is due at Nagasaki on the 21st September An appeal will shortly be lodged (Friday) at 6.00 p.m., and leaves against the verdict in which Ng Nagasa for Shanghal on the Loi Yuen was recently sentenced 22nd September (Saturday) at to death for the murder of 10.00 a.m.

Michael Pinė,

Page 7.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

While fiahing off Kan Po Hang,

He will tour en route the air Mr. A. J. Agagbeg, wharünger ⠀⠀ Frightful injurles were suffered Force units and Overseas Com-employed at the Winglok Wharf, by Chang Ting-kwan, 38, a fisher- mands, visit Malta, Cairo, Bagdad, was seized by a sudden fainting ft | man, who was admitted to the and Basra, whence he will con- when on duty on Wednesday, and Kowloon Hospital on Wednesday, tinue the journey by Imperial Air collapsed, striking his head on the ways to Sharja, halting at Jodh-wharf, He was conveyed to hos pur, Calcutta, Rangoon, Alor Star, pital with a severe scalp wound Penang, Kuala Lumpur, and ar- rive in Singapore on October

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ing loyalty to a world community input

after covering 19,300 milles. There is little value in contrast-Keuter, S

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LOCAL MAPS

Peak District,

Kowloon,

Victoria, New Territories.

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS.

6,000

1934.

By Order of the Board,

or "Bocialist." There are Influen- III flying boat. tial groups in all parties in Creat Britain which would foin with equal enthusiasm in efforts to strengthen treaties and prevent aggression, and would favour also, if it could be arranged, the tater- nationalization of air forte. It does well to refrain from promis- ing a general strike; for it is

The American Mall Line sa obvious that ne imodern democra-

"President McKinley" which sail- tic government would dare to

ney by Imperial Airways on Octo-ed from Beattle on September 1st declare war unless it had the mass ber 14 and visit, among other will dock in Hong Kong this of the people behind it; and in places Peshawar, and Rissalpur. He afternoon at 3.00 p.m. those circumstances no general is due at Croydon on October 29 strike could be effective."

He will begin his return jour

Our case of enteric fever and one of cerebro-spina fever were reported for the 24 hours ended on September 19,

in the Tsun Wan district of "the_ New Territories, he was caught in an explosion of dynamite, which was being used in the operations. One hand was almost blown off,

*

Two cases of persons being bit- ten by dogs were reported to the policy on Wednesday W. Thomp- son, the young son of Mr. Thomp son, of No. 7 Rutland Quadrant, Kowloon Tong, was bitten by their pet dog, and was taken to the Rather an amusing incident Kowloon Hospital for precaution-

Dated this 20th day of September, duty of a citizen to his own coun- enthusiasm for the peace idea and occurred yesterday about 10 o'clock ary treatment. The other victim try is to consider it as a part of co-operation among nations. There putalde the Gloucester Building. A was an Indian, Arjan Singh, of a still wider community. It is is no doubt that Labour in Britain coolle carrying a fire extinguisher 105 Lockhart Road, Wanchal who felt that only good can result from is a force in the world on the side thoughtlessly turned it upside was sent to the Government Civil the efforts of the Labour Party of peace, and what better example, to resist the spirit of jingoism can one desire of devotion to the wherever it appears, and in its course than that set by the stead, establish among the workers veteran leader, of the world a keen sense of Henderson?

T. C. T. BROK,

Acting Secretary.

Mr.

down, with the result that it came nto operation, covering himself, passers-by and a couple of cars parked in Pedder Btreet with a * layer of creamy foam.

Arthur

Hospital suffering from a bite In- ficted by a dog belonging to an- other Indian. The animals in both Cases are now being kept under observation;