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An assault case was heard at Central Magistracy yesterday be-

which fore Mr. Macfadyen, in Shanghal man and a Market stall assistant figured.

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...

E. L. Shute entered the final of the Club Championship yesterday when he met A. L. Sullivan and beat him by 2-6, 6-1, 8-1, 3-6, 6-0.

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LOCAL AND GENERAL

One case of small-pox and three Congratulations, and I wish you of cerebro-spinal fever were re- ported for the 24 hours ended.on joy. 14

April 3. I'm sure you'll both be happy.

Don't forget

!

Be kind but firm; perfectly kind,"

and yet, Preserve, although you're fright-

fully in love, The Iron Hand beneath the Velvet

Glove...

Hulka! I'm awfully sorry, Dear, -- all-right. I'm coming. Well, good night, old

boy, good night.

LORD DERBY'S BIRTHDAY

Tribute By People In Lancashire

London, Apr. 4. A remarkable tribute to Lord

The annual meeting of the Hong Kong Ministering. League and Ministering Children's League will be held at the Helena May Institute on Tuesday next. April 9, at 10.30

a.m.

HMS.. Adventure returned from Shanghai yesterday morning · and` entering the Harbour saluted Com- modore Frank Elliott as Senior Naval Officer, with 11 guns HMS." Tnmar replied.

SOME NAPOLEON RELICS

(Special Air Mall, Service)

London, March 15..

La connection with the love- letters of Napoleon and Marie- Louise, which have been appearing in The Glasgow Herald," the Duke of Montrose informs us that some family articles connected

pay over a large sum" to China, in virtue of some arrangement relating 8 from April 1st, 1935, five-cents AR

to Customs." The third view ex- second class fares will be in-

pressed, that of Lord Atholl, was troduced on Routes Nos 1 & b, and

that the best thing to do was to routes will be extended as follow:--

leave Japan alone to occupy Man- Boute No. 1-from Blake Pier to

churts. seeing that she had paid Eastern Street vis Connaught

handsomely, in money and blood. Road, Central & West, calling at

for this "privilege" In a brief The Government's view on the Yaumati Vehicular Ferry Pier.

speech Lord Lamington said that matter was expressed by Lord Route No. 2-from Blake Pier to

the time had come when Britain: Stanhope who said it would be Taumati Vehicular Ferry Fier With regard to the general reac- the United States and Japan, should going too far to say that China was via Connaught Road Central. tion towards the national crisis, come to some agreement as regards on the brink of a financial collapse, Boute No. 8 from University to Mr. Shac said that even in the in the Pacific, while in deploring the adding that "she recently enquired Blake Pier via Pokfulam Road, terlor areas, the people fully realize suggestion that Japan was extend-If we would support her with a Queen's Road West and Central the necessity of making strenuousing aggression and domination, loan, and the Government com and Pedder Street. (Note: This forts, to put our house in order Lord Barnby urged China to realise sidered the scheme sympathetically, will be a circular route of eight so as to ward off aggression. This the very vital necessity of reliance but concluded that the scheme, as sections. The fare for the first is a clear indication of the gradual on Britain and co-operation with proposed, would only have a tem- ive sections will be 10 cents and development of national consciouis-Japan, and in support of that state-porary effect, and therefore would. for the whole circular route 15 ness, he remarked. Progress has also ment, he advanced the argument not really benefit China. We con- cents).

been achieved in other directions, that if China and Japan collabor- salted other countries principally Route No. 4-from University to such as communications, agriculated, it was only reasonable to ex- concerned with the Far East and

Blake Pier via Bonham Road,ture and education. All this pect Britain to do likewise, and informed them of our action." Caine Boad, Gardon Road, augurs well for the early revival of that it would be logic to invite the Lord Stanhope also stated that Kag-te, aboard the battleship Derby is being paid to-day on the with the Emperor have just come Queen's Road Central and Ped- the Chinese nation..

while the Government was only too Hye!, was welcomed in Japanese occasion of his 70th birthday by to rest in the neighbourhood of der Street.

While the interests of China and glad to help, he did not like waters by the combined fleet, the the people of Lancashire, of which Glasgow. These are:(1) A large (This will be route No. 8 takened the hope that in the future. Japan were not conflicting, Lord mediation as this usually meant first and second squadrons con- Country he is Lord Lieutenant. Dresden china and ormolu-mount- in an opposite direction and fares more leaders of the Central Gov- Addington said that the fact that interference in a quarrel and the sisting of over seventy warships, A message of greeting signed ed tea table top, (2) a Dresden

ernment will be despatched on in- they had clashed has created a same as on Route No. 3),

mediator might easily and herself early this morning near Omel ma by 80,000. Lancashire people win china table ornament with golden eagles and Imperial crown, (3) a Boute No.7-from Eastern Street vinces, so that closer touch may be as

spection trips to the different pro somewhat dangerous situation and in a very awkward situation, and Islands off Nagasaki Prefecture. be presented this afternoon in the work box with ruby and jewelled to Yanwati Vehicular Ferry maintained with the actual situa-mediate, he suggested that Britain that Britain liked to occupy Beet and also the Es past of over every phase of life

the initial and were present- some other nation should that was definitely not the position Emperor Kang-te reviewed the presence of over 3,000 drawn from implements. All of the above bear Pier via Connaught Road West tion in the various localities and was most fitted for the mole, but Lord Stanhope concluded by say-

a hundred seaplanes and Central.

Lord Derby enjoys exceptional ed by the Emperor to his adopted more suitable; measures adopted that she must make up her minding that the right policy would be

popularity in Lancashire owing daughter Stephanie Beauharnais, MONTHLY TICKET HOLDERS mn the light of actual conditions to act immediately otherwise it to try and bring about a "detente" please note that they will be oatitled | China United Press (by mail).

to his broad sympathies and in who was the niece of the Brat might be too late to avert disaster, between all the countries interested

timate knowledge of affaits of its husband of the Empress Jose- to travel one

phine Lord Lothian said it was his in the Far East and that a

people and has always been un- opinion that the Far Eastern pro- detente" between Japan and the

sparing in devoting himself to the How They Came to Scotland blem could be solved with tolerance† USSR. would be particularly wel-

(By Telegraph, Copyright, Tale advancement of their interests Stephanie married the Grand and wisdom but that the trouble come, and that everybody in. zu-crophie Magus Ordinance. 1885 British Wirtich

|| Duke of Baden, and the articles was that instead of consulting the thority in China and Japan realises Received, April 4,7-30 p.m.)

Maletas fin due course "passed to her London, April 3, co-signatories, Japan took unilater that we are strongly of the opinion

Tokyo, April: 4

- daughter, Princess Marie of Baden. "Fillet is due to reach Toko She married the eleventh Duke of (8) Route No. 7 between The Duke and Duchess of Kent al action. He concluded, by saying that it would be in the Interests The Emperor Kang-te of Man-

University and Yeumati who are homeward bound from their that there is possibility of the of China and Japan to come to chukuo on board the 20,000-ton hama on April 6 and the Emperor Hamilton, and the articles then Vehicular Ferry Pierr honeymoon cruise, landed for two development of the Mongolian Em- | terms, and in the interests of the Japanese battleship Hijci, was met Kang-te will proceed to Tokyo passed to their daughter Lady

hours from the liner "Orduna" at pire which needed careful watch- whole world."

on Thursday forenoon by the where he will stay as the guest Mary Hamilton, sister of the St. George, Bermuda, to-day ing, but unless Britain watched The wise heads have expressed Japanese Beet of 70 vessels in of the Imperial family till Aur twelfth Duke of Hamilton, the and were received by the Ger- sympathetically and judge how far their views and it is hoped that Japanese waters near Omejima 15 The Manchukua Emperor win father of the Duchess of Montrose,

and now they have ernor with whom they drove to the can aid in such developments, good results will be obtained by a Islands off Nagasaki while more then undertake a nine-day journey Duchess of Montrose berlel Who Crystal Caves. ——

she will be unable to find a satis perfect understanding with the than 100 seaplanes circled simul

was nisu related to the late Empress factory solution.

Asiatic nations in the Pacific coast, taneously overhead.

Engenie of France.

(1) Route No 8a between Blake Pier and University;

(2) Route No. 6 between Blake Pier and Lingnan - School (Stubbs Road);"

in addition to Routes Now, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. CHINA MOTOR BUS. CO., ALIMETED,

In conclusion, 'Mr. Shao express-

HOME BOUND

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NINE-DAY TOUR” “

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