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Miss Betty Compson, noted film. actress, who arrived in the Colony yesterday, gave some interesting impressions at an interview.

GEN. CHIANG'S. VISIT.

Kaifeng Preparing A Warm Welcome

(Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Press (Copyright.)].

4. Kaifeng, Oct. 15. - It is learnt that General Chiang Kal Shek on his visit to Shensi after attending the Loyang- Mili- tary School's opening will come to conditions. Kaifeng to inspect Public organisations are preparing

a warm reception. China United Press.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

One case of typhoid was report ed to the local health authorities on Thursday,

The death has occurred of Earl Buxton.- Kouter.

Sydney Charles Buxton, P.C., G. CMIG, 1st Earl, son of the late Charles Buxton, M.P. was born, on October 25, 1853, He was a Mem- ber of London Séhool Board, 1876- 82, Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies. August 1892 to June 1895, and Governor-General of the Union of South Arica and High

The sloop, HM.S. Folkestone, is Commissioner, 1914-20. Appointed [Special to the "Hong Kong Dally due here from Shanghai to-day. Postmaster General in December 1905. Fresident of Board of Trade,

Press" (Copyright).]

And the mine-laying cruiser. Nanking, October 15. 1010, and Chancellor of St. Michael

The nomination of Mr. Tan from Nimrod Sound.

HMS Adventurer, is also due

and St. George, 1920: He was rals- Chen, Vice-President of the |ed to the Peerage in 1920.

Judicial Yuan, as Minister of

Mias Patsy Marshall and Miss Justice in succession to Dr. Lo Helen Sanger, who took part in Wen Kan who resigned on the children's riding competitions October 3, with Mr. Hsieh Kwang at the Volunteer Gymkhana On Shen, Secretary General of the Saturday, are pupils of the Vic- Judicial Yuan, as Vice Minister, It,

toria Riding Behbol." is reported, was handed in, to Mr.“ Chu Cheng, Yuan President. An appointment from the National London Sept. 28.. Government will follow in the Bir Frederick Allen, one of the early part of next week. Mi. managing directors and joint de-Hsieh will take charge puty chairmen of the P. and O. Ministry's

of the affairs pending Mr. and British India Steam Naviga Tan's arrival shortly from

on Companies, died to-day at tour

of investigation abroad his home in London at the age Uhina United Press, of 70-

Passing Of Sir Frederick Allen

(Special Air Mail Service)

RAILWAY IN SOUTH WESTERN FUKIEN

Mineral Resources Development

not well advised and unless and played quite a big part while it until the public favour the policy may also be added that both om. of entering the League, no good cially and unofficially America has will come of straining the facts tried to straighten out dimcult Meanwhile, however, it should be situations which may affect other stressed that the clearest possible nations. It is interesting to note distinction should be drawn be that the American representatives tween collaboration and participa- have been welcomed in the In tlon-the latter is a political ques- ternational Labour Organisation tion on which opinions are divided, for in the troubled state of world

Sir Frederick spent 25 years of but collaboration is entirely dizer- affairs it has become impossible his earlier life in the East, where ent. It has become an interna- for any country to ignore the he represented the interests of the tional necessity on which it would general conditions and set aside P. and O. Co. at Calcutta, Bombay, be impossible to take any other the experiences of other countries. Aden and Ceylon. He returned to than an affirmative attitude. In There is no place for prejudices at England in 1910 to take charge of the world to-day, there are many a time like this: rather there must the affairs of the P. and O. branch APPLICATION has been made the tons 1 states, one of them bez podane reddeak, and there service, formerly the Blue Anchor (Special to the "Hong Kong Daily

to the Company to issno a the United States, some of them must be concerted action

Line, which had been acquired by

Press" (Copyright 1 duplicate Share Certificate in respect even calling for help from Ameri-

had been These are some instances of the purchase,

Fonchow, Oct. 15, of 50 shares. Nos. 847471/347520 ca. Some of them have a double reconciliation of the United States He was chairman of various The Fuklen Frovincial authori- registered in the name of HO TSZE character in that they may deeply to international activities which bodies connected with the shipping tics are drawing up plans for the TÄT, the original of which has been concern the United States on the have their headquarters in Geneva, trade, including the Coundll of construction of a rallway to fact declared lost. A

one hand while on the other they and there are not a few people the Shipping Federation and its itate communications and develop Notice is hereby given that it may be said to lie outside who would like to see the United Thames District Committee, the the mineral eaources of South within 14 days hereof no claim or sphere, and it may truly be said States going further. In the National Council of Port Labour Western Fuklen. The projected representation is made to the Ce that the most important of these meantime, without trying to pry Employers and the National Con-line is, from Foochow northwards the original certificate for the said is disarmament. The American Into the collaboration of the federation of Employers Organisnya Tenping and then westwards shares shall be deemed CANCELL Initiative which demands the con- United States with the League so tion, and a chairman of the Lone Tingchow, Lunyen and Chang- EU and of NO EFFECT and that trol of the private manufacture far as Far Eastern questions are the Co., will then proceed to deal and of the war mapons has concerned, as well as other im- tion.

don General Shipowners' Assocla- chow, terminating at Swatow. -The with much application.

completed branch Une will be built much to recommend it. For one portant factors, there is indeed He was a representative of ship-- from Tenping connecting the Fu- GIBB, LIVINGSTON & Co., Ir thing it offers a fresh line of ap ground for rejoicing in Washing owners on the Port of London Au- en Line and the Cheklang

Ageulo,

proach and the least that can be ton's recognition of the Import- thority, and, in 1931-32, president - Kiangal Raliway. A survey will be Hong Kong, 11th October, 1984,

said of the European reactions to ance of Geneys, and consequently ❘ of the Chamber of Shipping of the started very shortly-- Mr. Norman Davis' memorandum & the League of Nations,

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Whilst proceeding around the New Territories on Sunday. Car No 1074 went off the road at the Junction leading to the new Lady Ho Tung Health Centre. The car toppled completely over and land ed In three feet of water in ditch. None of the occupants was injured,

Belleved to be a muf-tsal, Mak Tak-choi, aged 23, attempted sut- cide on Bunday night by Jumping "from the first: Boor of No. 56, Bonham Road to the street below. She received injuries of a severe mature from which she succumbed in the Government Civil Hospital

10.45 o'clock

An application for the confisca tion of 79,900 heroin, pills, which were seized in three tin baxts on the vacant first floor of No. 7 Lee Garden Street, on October 5 at 8 p.m., was yesterday granted by Mr. E. W. Hamilton at the Central Ma. gistracy to Sergeant D. Titches.

Chan Fuk, a coolie being injured." He was sent to the Kowloon Hos- pital for treatment.

"The Shatin Road was blocked near the Kowloon Water Works. as the result of a landslide, that. occurred yesterday at 4 p.m. The P.WD. was notified immediately... and -a-clearance was effected by 6.30 pm: when the road was re- opened to trafic Drivers are requested to exercise great care between the 5 and 7 miles, stones

The laying of the foundation. stone ceremony at the new site of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank will be performed by His Excellency the Governor morrow who will arrive at 12.15 p.m. It is particularly requested that guests attending" the

cere- mony will arrange to arrive by 12 noon:

A pretty, though quiet wedding was solemnised at St. John's Cathedral yesterday when Misk Mary Alice Swinburne became the bride of Mr. L. A Sterling of the China Navigation Company. The Very Rev. Dean Alfred Swann om- clated and after the ceremony i reception was held at Gloucester Building.

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There was a fairly representa tive gathering of European teachers at the Sanitary Board Room yesterday evening when Mr. D. Luard of the Diocesan Boys School read a paper on "Dictation dealing with points for and against and stressing the neces sity for careful selection of

-Injured by a fall of stone and earth while working on the hill-" | "jects in which large and side of Quarry Bay, Chan On," a "monly used wor were

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