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OBITUARY

Sir William Watson

London, Aug. 13.

The death accurred to-day of Sir William Watson, the well-known poet- Rentar.

MORE OFFICIALS RESIGN

Nanking Cabinet Crisis

Nanking. Aug. 13. Wang Shih-chich, Minister of Education and Pang Hseuh-pei, director of the Political Depart- iSir William was born i Burley-ment in the Executive Yuan, have Creditors who have not provedin-Wharfedale, Yorkshire, on Aug. resigned their positions but Ho IN THE COUNTY OF their debt by the 30th day of 2 1858, so that it will be seen Ying-chin has withdrawn his re- GLOUCESTRE -FORMERLY

OF SEPTEMBER, 1935, will be exclud that he had only just celebrated signation.- BURGHLEY HOUSY BLACKBEATH

his 77th birthday. He has a num-. HILL IN THE COUNTY OF KENT, cd from this dividend.

her of well-known works to his RETIRED COLONEL, DECEASED.

name the most recent of which, Selected Poems, wth Notes by the author, was published in 1929.1

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS Grived

Section 58 of the Probutes Ordinance 1887, made an Order limiting the time for Creditors and Others to send in their claime against the above Estate to the 9TH DAY of SEPTEMBER, 1935.

All Creditors and Others are accord. ingly hereby required to send their claims to the Undersigned on or before that date.

:

Dated the 13th day of August, 1995. JOHNSON, STOKES & MASTER. Solicitors for the sole Executris.

Prince's Building,

Ice House Street,

Hong Kong

(3740

IN THE SUPREME COURT OP-

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IN

JOHN

THE Goode JEFFREY, BOMETIME OF WILIEHOLE NEAR LOCKERBIE, DUMFRIESSELS BUT LATE OF 12, UPTON GARINS, KINTON, MIDDLESEX ENGLAND, DECEAS~ ED.

OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN The the Court has, by virtue of Section 58 of the Probates Ordinance 1897, made an Order limiting the time for creditors and others to send in their claims against the above estate to the 9 day of SEPTEMBER, 1935.

All creditors and others are accord- ingly bereby required to send their claims to the undersigned on or before that date.

Dated the 13th day of August, 1956.

JOHNSON, STOKES & MASTER, Solicitors for the Executrix.

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PUBLIC AUCTION.

PATIO Public Auction ARTICULARS & CONDITIONS

to be held MONDAY, the 197 DAY of AUGUST, 1935, at 3 PM, at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of HIB EXCELLENCY THE GOTKANOL, of One Lot of CROWN LAND at Blue Pool Road in the Colony of Hong Kong. for a term of 75 year, with the option of renewal at a rown Bent to be fired by the Surveyor of Are MAJESTY THE Rio, for one farther term of 75 years.

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PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

1 No. of Balk.|

Registry No.

Locality.

Inland Lot No. 4965.

Near Inland

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Blue Pool Hood,

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ARRBAI

Upset Price.

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Proofs should be sent to the under signed at 6, Des Vœux Road Central, Hong Kong, on or before the 80th day of September, 1935,0

Dated the 7th August, 1985.

J. HENNESSEY SETH, S. HAMPDEN ROSS,

Joint Liquidators.

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NETHERLANDS INDIAN

SANDALWOOD

GOVERNMENT SALE BY TENDER at KOEPANG, TIMOR, NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 1985, at 10. a.in.

of 700 (soren hundred) piculs of sandalwood in âve lots of different qualities as per samples."

For particulars and opportunity to inspect samples please apply per- Bonally or by letter in duplicate to the Netherlands Consulate General, Hong Kong (Shell House, 6th Floor, Queen's Road, Central).

STATT KARTEN.

LORD TOMLIN

London, August 13. The death occurred here to-day, of Lord Tomlin-Reuter.

[Born on May 6, 1867, Lord Tomlin was educated at Harrow and New College. Oxford, where he gained his MA. He was called to the Bar, Middle Temple and Lincoln's Inn in 1891.1

THE BANDITS

SPLIT

Where Is Jones?

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Pelping. Aug.. 14. Messages from Kalgan state that the bandits holding Gareth [3723 Jones have split into two groups. one has gone westward towards.

Die Geburt Fines Stammhalters Zeigen Hocherfreut An E. Diner and Frau. geb, Rueschmann. Canton, den August 7, 1935."

£3739

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Beuter.

SUPPORTERS OF WANG

Nanking,, Aug. 13. M. "Chen Kung-po, Minister a. Industries, and Mr. Ku Meng yu.. Minister of Railways, both adherents of Mr. Wang Ching- wel's have followed the ex-Minis-

Affairs' ter of Foreign

example and resigned.

They have thu's joined Mr. Wang, General Ho Ying-ching. former War Minister, and Mr. Chen Cha- jen, chairman of the Overseas Affairs Commission. Reuter.

TRIBUTE TO WANG..

London, Aug. 13, Chinese Loans firmed up yeste. day on Sir Frederick Leith Ros departure but to-day they ease! silghtly owing to the many e- signations in the Chinese Cabinet though it is generally agreed that

FAR EASTERN EVENTS

Facchang, and the other eastward Reviewed In London Into Jehol At present it is not known with which group Jones is Chahar authorities are not in con- tact with either group-- Reuter

MANY REDS KILLED

DEATHS CAMPOS.-On August 8, 1935, at

Chengtu, Aug. 13. the Shangha General Hos-

many Bombers report killing pital, George Heleno Campos,."

Reds in Chiaochang, in which re- aged 18 years.

gion most of the Red leaders, SHALDERVAN-On August 8, 1935..

wireless stations and hospitals in Shanghai Konstantin V.

are congregated. The remnants Shaldervan, aged 42. years.

of the Reds in the vicinity of BENGTSSON.—On August 9, 1935, Chuckklehi and Tanpa are re- at the Country Hospitale ported to belong to the 19th. Red Shanghal, Harden Adolf Beng- Army under Lo Ping-hu and the tsson, aged 48 years, manager 9th Army under Eo Wel- Shanghai Milk 'Supply Co.. and [ —Reuter. beloved husband of Karolina Bengtsson,

Editorial and Business Office: 11,

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The Baily Press.

Hoxe Kobo. AUGUST 14, 1935.

COMMISSARISM

PROTEST LODGED

Nanking, Aug. '13. The Foreign Ministry has lodged a protest with the Japanese Em- bassy against the detention" of Tao Shang Ming-

Reuter,

R

tural

The

London. Aug. 13. The papers here are concurrent- ly giving prominence to the re- signations in the Chinese Cabinet and the Naga.a murder. "Daily Telegraph" links the two events together and suggests that forcing Japanese Moderates are the changes in Nanking in order to obtain more pliable instruments there and thus safeguard their own position" "vis-a-v's" the Japanese Army extremists.

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The "Manchester Guardian" says that it is hardy o be expected that patriots have demonstrated that a handful of desperate men may guide the destinies of a great nation.- Reuter.

NEW TYPE OF PLANE

For Heavy Loads

London, Aug. 12. try, since Russia has

The Imperial Airways have on population of 128,000,000 against

This ex- order an experimental aircraft of 40,000,000 in urban areas pectation would, however, probably a new type specially designed for the purpose of overcoming the pro- be wrong for it would indeed be

blem of Take Off" under a heavy load which If it proves successful In the tests to be made before the

surprising if power were allowed to pass out of the hands of the small privileged Communist party.

a

The proposed aircraft which is the Invention of Major R. E. Mayo, con- sulting engineer to the Imperial Always, will consist of a large four-engined flying boat with a four engined seaplane counted on its wings and interlocked with it, so that the combined load rises under the propulsion of all eight

this is only the usual marking down by jobbers and is devoid of any real significance."

THE LAST CHAPTER

Shanghai Diamond Case

NEWS SUMMARY

The case was adjourned sine die, when Mr. F. C. Jenkin, K.C.. brought an application for habeas corpus proceeding before the Full Court yesterday morning, "on be- half or Tong Wah Kiu alias Tong -Chan Mung which, was heard by Mr. Justice R. E. Lindsell and Mr Circles particularly interested in

Shanghai, Aug. 13: Justice J. J. Hayden the, fugitive Chinese affairs regre: the resigna-

The removal of some $300,000 being alleged to have embezeiled tion of Mr. Wang Ching-wet as he

worth of diamonds from the money from a pawn shop in Can- is regarded as the stabilizing in-

custody of the British Police Court ton of which he was managing fluence, upholding the civilien barbere brought to a close, the case partner.

Page 7. lance in the Cabinet, as well against H. M. Gregory and F. R. being an able Foreign Minister..

However, Nanking has weathered many a storm since 1898 and there is not likely o be any crisis on the eve of Sir Frederick's visi Reuter.

URGED TO REMAIN

Shanghai.. Aug 13. According to the vernacular pa- pers a high Government official in Nanking has received a private telegram from Chengtu" stating that Generalissimo Chiang Kai- shek has cabled Mr. Wang Ching- wel, strongly urging him to remain in office.

It is also stated that the Gener- alissimo has circularised all Ca- binet Ministers, telling them to re- main in office.- Reuter.

THE ULTIMATUM EXPIRES

Strikers Returning

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New York, Aug. 12, With General High Johnson's ultimatum expiring to-night, the strike of relief workers appears to have fizzled out. General Johnson, who is Reller Administrator for the State of New York, stated, in his i ultimatum, that unless the strikers work to-night, they returned to would be struck off the relief roll.

Tha; the men have paid heed to the ultimatum is shown by the fact the that only ten per cent. of workers have not returned to the East Side s'um clearance project, in connection with which 170 out of 362 men employed thereon struck work on Saturday.

The American Federation of La- bour announces that, as far as it is concerned, it is only the skilled workers who are walking out. The Federation adds that they are not striking, but are refusing to work for less than the standard wages.

The strike has not spread, though radical Unions not belonging to the Federation of Labour are attempt ing to organise a strike among the "white collar" workers.— Reuter.

THE STEELHELMETS

Special to the "Hong Kong Dally. Pres" (Copyright).A

Berlin, Aug. 12... Great importance is attached by political circles bere to the

Cabbott. Both men were found "not gulity" on charges of smug- gling the stones Into Shanghai but the diamonds have been held in court custody since their dismiss al, July 9,

Mr, cufford Hull, principat engi- neer engaged if the construction of the Shing Mun Dam gave a very interesting talk on "The Progress of the construction of the Shing Mun Dam," at the Rotary Club At the hearing against Gregory Tiffin yesterday afternoon which And Gabbott it was stated that J. was held at the Hong Kong Hotel, B. Ipekdjian, who was the owner of Predictions that 400,000,000 gallons' the diamonds and who employed of water would be available for the two Britons, "must himself call consumption at the completion of and obtain the gems, Hls agents this colossal enterprise, was made were not to be given them, the by the speaker, who received a splendid ovation at the end of his court ruled.

talk.

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Ipekdjian claimed his $300,000 parcel in the court to-day- Reuter.

HOME CRICKET RESULTS

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· Londen, August 13. The following results were cabled by Reuter Derby beat Essex by 21 runs.

Derby 156, Read 4 for 48: and 218, Nichols &. for 58. Essex 177, Mitchell 7 for 97;

and 174 Lanes beat Leicester by 8 wkts. Leicester 182, Hopwood & for 34; 212, Shipman, 100 not out.

Lancs 255. Oldfeld 111: 240

for 2. ช้ Gloucester best South Afri

cans by 87 rims.. Gloucester 279, Sinfeld 102: 298, Hammond 123, Vincent 6 for 90. South Africans, 289 Viljoen

122; 209. Sinfield 5 for 31-

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THE BEST CUSTOMER

'London, Aug '12,

The report published by the Im- perial Economic Committee shows that in 1934 the United Kingdom was again, the world's best custo- mer for Dairy Produce. In the case of butter, British imports re- presented 85 percent of total but- ter offering 10.0 world trade. This

At the fortnightly meeting of the Sanitary Board, applications for licences in a number of establish- ments were» refused, A notable absentee from the Board was Mr. M. K. Lo.

Page 7.

..Taking three-quarters of an hour to berth, and buckling sever- al plates in a collision with the wharf, the Norddeutscher Lloyd liner Potsdam, the second of three new vessels, arrived in Hong Kong shortly after nine o'clock yester- day, six days behind schedule on her maiden voyage East. Page 1.

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Mr. E. L. Wynne-Jones, at Koy- loon Magistracy yesterday, Imposed a fine of $50 or in default two months' hard labour on Ma Wong, who was charged with assaulting Mrs. Gralinger at Shanghai Street on August 6 last.

Page 6.

The Annual Aquatic Sports of the Lincolnshire Regiment "B" Company was held yesterday at the European Y.M.C.A bath. The swimming was mediocre and un- interesting and the absence of re- lay races was keenly felt. Page 10.

CHINA'S INCREASED

EXPORT

Nanking, Aug. 8. China's export trade in slik and wood ofl has shown a marked in-› crease recently, according to M, Liang Shang Tung, Director of the the Commerce Department of Ministry of Industry. is reflected. In the home consump- Wood-oll being a special pro- tion of butter which was 25.2 lbs duct of China and in great demand Ler head last year, representing an in the world market, the increase increased average consumption of th its export is not surprising, Mr. 8 lb per head since 1930. New Liang sald The increase in silk Zealand for the first time sup-exports. is, on the contrary, ab planted Denmark as the principal normal and therefore does not give source of imported butter.

promise that it will be consistently British Wirelem.

maintained-

LOCAL AND GENERAL

A dinner dance will be held at In another case Pte. Danby, of Repulse Bay Hotel to-day. The the H.Q. Wing, Lincolnshire Regi

21.11.

in last, bus leaves Repulse Bay at 1ment was bitten By another dog."

At 6.30 pm. on Monday, whilst Private" Danby was playing tennis Shamshuipo, $ ban went at through the window of a hut. He went into the hut to look for the ball and while he was searching for it, a bitch bit him over the right

Lt. Hebert, Lyeemun Barracks reports to the police that

the Labour Minister, Seldte the course of which the future of the Steelhelimet Organisation was thoroughly discussed, according. to an official, communique,

Seldte is the leader of the while driving his car along Cause- way Bay Road on Monday, he Steelhelmet organisation which is

knocked down a Chinese boy, who officially known as "Natsocfront- Aghters League" and of which received slight injuries, and was

have

numerous local branches been banned recently owing to subversive activities of their mem- bera.

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treated at the French Hospital.

eye. The bitch, which belonged to

Fusiller Roberts, of the R.W.F., and three puppies have been removed Mataukok for observation. Mr. A. J. B. Smith, of the China to Light and Power substation, Ma Private Danby is now receiving Tau Tsun Road, has reported to medical treatment. the Taun Wan Police Station, that about 2 a.m. on August 11, while driving his car on the Castle Peak Road, he lost the spare wheel, fix ed with a Dunlop tyre..

There was one case of diphtheria, two cases of enteric fever reported to the Health Authorities for the 24 hours ended Monday,

It would be well to remember that middle of next year, will revolu~ | conversations which took pisce on Russia is a land of privilege for it ionise long distance flying and Monday between Herr, Hitler and supports class, stronger and bring nearer the possibility of a re- Having learnt to take most of

more ruthless than the Boyars of gular Trans-Atlantic Service.. the news from Russia with a grain feudal times, and a class which of salt, the people in Britain are enjoys all power and all beneat. not greatly impressed by the re It will be interesting to see how ports which reach that country re- the Red Parliaments which are to garding the framing of a new con- be set up in the Soviet Republics stitution, accompanied by a secret will be managed, what powers will ballot and equal electoral privileges be given and what powers will be The simple Russian is kept hoplag denied them. What will be more by Stalin and his Commissars with interesting still, however, would be one promise and then another. It to see how the Communists 01 engines. will perhaps 'be recalled that not Western Europe, who have been so

When the appropriate speed and so long ago the collective farm, used to denouncing "rotten parlia- height has been attained, the sea- complete with motor tractors and mentarism" as a "petty bourgeois plane will be released and continue all the rest of it, was going to make superstition." will adapt their ideas under its own bower, the bearer [3728 Russia a land of plenty and then to this change of front at Moscow. plane returning to its base.

the Five Years Plan was to make

NO OFFENCE MEANT These promises of constitutional British Wireless. Russia the workshop of the world. reforms, it is interesting to note, Although these dreams have long are accompanied by energetic ap¬

Seattle, Aug. 12. There were six cases of diphtheria since faded cut the peasant re-peals to Nationalist and Militarist

(one death) four cases of enteric The Mayor of Seattle has writ- mains as important as ever and sentiment. Even the trouble in must be coaxed with new pledges Abyssinia is being turned into pro-

ten to the Japanese Consul-Gen-tever. (one imported) one case of eral here in connection with the cerebro-spinal fever, and 64 cases to produce more food. He was paganda for bigger land, air and [Special to the "Hong Kong Dally

Hunt Club "rag," in which the of tuberculosis (all deaths) report- allowed three acres and a cow not sea forces, and the Soviet Govern-

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ed in the Colony for the week so long ago, in defiance of Comment are building sixteen gigantic.

Japanese Emperor was allégedly Pragüe, August 12. - insulted, following a protest to ended on August 10. munist principles, but now his lot aeroplanes of the "Maxim Gorky" TOTICE is hereby given that a is an even happier one in that he type. These may be used not only A delegation of five Sov'et off- Washington.

The Mayor asks the Consul- Meeting of the Shareholders of is to be given a secret ballet and for propaganda purposes, but cers, headed by the Commander of the above named Company will be an equal vote with the townsman should the occasion arise, they may the Moscow Military Academy, will General to "please accept my a5- held at the Offices of Messrs. It la doubtful whether such pro-be used as 1ghting planes. The arrive here on Monday night ac-surance that the proceedings were Dodwell & Company Limited, at mises will inspire him to great Pravda" which was recently pre-cording to the Telegraf." The not planned to bring reproach or Queen's Building, Victoria, in the enthusiasm for he will no doubt, dicting the day of judgment and Russ an Officers who were invited ridicule upon His Majesty or your Colony of Hong Kong, on Wednes- from past experiences, suspect that retribution for the thousand years to Prague by the Czechoslovak country," day, the 21st day of August, 1985 the re is a catch somewhere and crime--the day for India, for Military pilots, on the occasion of The offending incident occurred, knocked down by a train and kul- ported to the Police yesterday. at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of fixing the remuneration of the Liquidators of the above named Company.

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GOODWILL VISIT

Mr. Surling, residing at No. 215 Prince Edward Road, has reported to the police that some time on the night of August 10 some person. stole the radiator cap of his car. No. 2475, which was in the garage.

There was one case of enteric The body of a man named Lul fever and one case of cerebro-- Lam: Chol, aged 22 years, residing spinal fever reported in the Colony at Bhun Shut Wal village, Sheung during the 24 hours ended on Sun- shut has been removed to the day. Kowloon Public Mortuary The

deceased had apparently been Another case of dog bite is re-

Wong Cheung. 19, fruit stall, fok! of Taimshatsui Market, was bitten by a dog owned by Mr. Johnson or

Chine, etc., now warns "foreign their recent visit to Moscow, will be the Mayor went on, not at a city ed at No. 47, bridge, Sheung Shui The present Constitution' was Imperialists to keep their dirty the guests of the Czechoslovak Ge- function but at a small community

Lau Kwong, aged 15, was bitten well calculated to keep the power paws off Soviet frontiers. It is to peral staff at the chief Army affair and it was conceived in a In the hands of the Commissars be hoped that the Government are marceuvres, which take place at spirit of Jocelarity, That it by a dog owned by Mr T E. 110c Austin Road The dog bit 2nd if there were now to be direct giving their attention to Com the end of August and which I should have been otherwise inter- Pearce. 292 The Peak about 6.45 the foki while he was at the house, ennal, and secret voting for all munist propaganda in India which also be attended by the leading preted was as regrettable as it pm on August 10 whilst he was obtaining orders, Wong delivering goods to the house. He treatment at the Kowloon citizens over eighteen the balance is calculated to bear fruit in the Yugoslav and Rumanian Army of was incorrect, he said. The incident: is not

is now being treated at the Gny- while the dog was sent to

kok for observaHom of political power might be troubles expected from the Indian ficers.

cause further:

ernment Civil Hospita 788 pected to pass from town to coun-, Constitution.

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