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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

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NOTICE.

B.

HONG KONG AND KOWLOON

WATER SUPPLY.

Tis hereby notified that com mencing on Friday, 1st Novelaber, 1935, the hours of supply to all diatricis will be

6 A.M. to 9 P.M.

R. M. HENDERSON,

Water Anthority,

Pantic Wonka DepartmenT, Hong Kong, 30th October, 1935.

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PUBLIC AUCTION.

PARTIC

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“DARTICULARS & CONDITION. of the Sale by Public Austiv“ to be held on MONDAY, the 47

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of NOVEMBER, 1935, at 3 P.M., Al the Officer of the Public Works Depar ment, by Order of His ExcIALEN OT THE GOVERNOR, of One Lot of CROWN LAND at South Bay Road, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal al Crown Rent to be dzed by the Nurveyor of His Maret 18 King, for one further urm of 75 years.

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT..

No. of Satr.

Rural Building

Lo No. 374.

Registry No.

Locality,

South Bay Road,

| Boundary.

Mzure-

ments.

As per

sale plan.

Content in

About

20 600

square f

Anonal

Rental.

236

18820

Upset Price

3,09,

MARRIAGE

NORTH GORMICAN-On October 24, 1935, at HBM Consulate- General, Yokohama, before Mr. E. Hamilton Holmes, CMG Marion Genevieve, only daugh- ter, of Mr. and Mrs. J. L" Gor- mlean, of Fond du Lac, Wis- consin, to Percival Arthur, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. North, of London.

DEATHS

CUDDY.-On October 22, 1935, at

the Country Hospital, Shang- hal, Jacob Ezra Salmon. MALIKOW.—On October 24, 1935, at Paulun Hospital, Shanghai, Zola Vasilievna, dearly-below- ved wife of N.. E. Mallkow, aged

26 years.

HONG KONG "DAILY PRESS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1935.

NORTH CHINA TURMOIL Warnings Issued By Japan

Pelping. Oct. 29. Reports of a week past of a new Japanese demarche Da North

wert substantiated" this

his residence, 178 Klaochow China Road, Shanghai, Edward Alex-morning when "warnings" were 15- ander Cuddy, aged 73 years... sted by General Tada as well as SALMON.-On October 24, 1035, at the Japanes: Consul General in Tientsin and delivered to General Shang Chen, Hopel Chairman, and General Sun Chen-yuan, Pelping- Tientsin Garrison Commander and | Mayor of Palping and Tientsin.

These warnings are identical and give many instances of alleged anti-Japanees activities in North China and the activities of the Editorial and Business Office: 11, so-called Blue Shirts and call for .mmediate suppression of all such Ice House Street. Tel. 30251. Night "Editor

activities in North China. (Wandhat ofce):

I.. is understood that the action. Tondon Office: 53, Fleet Street, suppression is not carried out ac- the Japanese propose to fake f cording to their wishes is not stated

Tel. 24511.

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The Daily Press.

Huso Kosa. October 30, 1935,

SOME ASSETS

If what our Socialist friends are always telling is is true, that "Capitalism" is doomed, it would be rather alarming since what they call the "capitalist system" is nothing more or less than the way we all live and for which no al- ternative has ever been invented. It was, therefore, somewhat com- forting to read of the speech made by the Chancellor of the Exche quer at the dinner which the Lord Mayor and his good lady gave to our "capitalists recently. When it is considered all that Britain has come through of recent years, ane night have expected to hear a bad report of the "System" and what struck us most in Mr. Chamber- lain's account, of the position was the wonderful buoyancy it reveal-

TRE HONG KONG KEEL CLUB ed. the resilience under all those

NOTICE.

HE Annual Dance, will be held THE

in the Peninsula Hotel on Friday, 8th November from 9 p.m. to 1 a.. A special ferry will run from Kowloon at 1.30 am. on the 9th.

Members of the Club and memde's of St. Andrew's Society who with to participate in this function are re- quasted to communicate with the undersigned at an early date in order facilitate arrangements for accommodation.

to

* T. P. SAUNDERSON,

Hon. Secretary.

NOTICE.

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In the warning-Reuter,

CAMBRIDGESHIRE HONG KONG FROM THE NEWS SUMMARY

PROBABLES

Amended List

London, Oct 28. Games Master, Iron Grey and Mythical Monk are omitted from the last of probables for the Cambridgeshire to be run at New- market to-morrow, while a num- ber of changes have been made in jockeys..

The folowing is Est of the

final their keys.— Fegasus

Finalist Law Court British Quota Boethius O'Grady Negundo Monico Wychwood Abbot Almond Hil Trigoverde Valerius Guinea Cap Plymouth Sound Cayamanas

The Blue Boy Highlander Pepino

amended and

the acceptors

K. Robertson) (Sammy Wragg) (Beary) (E'Smith) (W. Rickaby) (A. Burns (C. Elliatt) (Bart.am)

NOT SUBSTANTIATED

Tientsin, Oct, 29. The arres.d members of the Chinese Press Censorship Bureau Willam of Vallance were released at seven o'clock this Inflation evening with the explanation that Faites vos Jeux complaints had been received that Commander III they were Blue 'Shirts and en- Lord Ling gaged in anti-Japanese activities, Gunboat which was not substan.lated by Papyrette the investigat.on.

Hairan -" Six men, five of whom belonged | Flake to the Bureau, were taken away the previous evening by a party of Chinese and Japanese who drove up in three cars.—Reuter.

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Solarium Rodeo II Heavyweight

Game Chicken Laureat I Moldore Bunny Sailor Man's Pal Vergette

(R. Perryman) (Harry Wragg) (D. Smith)

(Weston) (Nevett)

(J. Sirett) (R. A. Jones) G. Richards) (F. Lane) (T. Lowrey) (Carslake)

(Maher) (Richardson) (T. Hawcourt) (Lynch)

(T. Ryan) (H, Foster) (C. Smirke) (Sharpe) (C. Richards) (Barber)

(V. Smith) (Couch) (Middleton) ...(Rowley) (Bennyworth) (Wing) (Sammy Mitchell).

Fartuch, Sans Pride and Joshua

MAGIC CARPET

Repulse Bay And The Lido "Shot" Yesterday

The Hong Kong Travel Association are to be congratulated on the great progress they are making in^putting Hong Kong right before the eyes of the world. Sponsored by the Associa \tion, a small but representative gathering assembled at the Lido, Repulse Bay. yesterday evening when Mr. Bonny Powell representing the Fox Film Company shot a further 800 feet of film for the "Hong Kong Magic Carpet" film, which has been in the making during the past few days." Hong Kong is cer- tally going to be rigất “n the limelight when this first film is -projected on the silver screen.

Yesterday Mr. Powell was busy filming scenes of Repulse Bay and the Lido, and a representative gathering was present to lend splendour to the beautiful scenic shots already taken.. Mr. Powell has made many other Magic Carpet Alms of other lands but in conversation with a "Dally Press" representative yesterday be said that Hong Kong would make a splendid Ma- rle Carpet film. He was particularly interested in scenes of Repulse Bay as he thought that the scenic beauty and sur- roundings were Idea" for the making of a beautiful pleture. He has spent the last few days "shooting" different spots of inter- est In the Colony, and he intends to take many more pictures of the daily life of the city and also shots at dusk when he wil get the outline of the massive Peak and the millions of lights that go to make Hong Kong one of the prettiest sights by night.

In all about 15,000-ft. of film will be used to make the fl'm and this wil be taken back to the states where it will be finished, and before the Summer of 1936, the whole world. will be able to see before them on the screen this beautiful Is- land of Hong Kong

JAPAN'S PARTICIPATION

IN NAVAL TALK

Tokyo, Oct. 29. The Cabinet has formally up- proved the Japanese reply accept- "ing Britain's naval conference in-

vitation.

REPORT TO NANKING

Nanking, Oct. 28. Coming with the express pur- pose of reporting to Genera issimo

The reply to London, it is under- Chiang Kai-shek and Mr. Wang

stood, simply states Japan's inten- Ching-wel on the latest conditions

tion to participate and desires the in Sinklang. Mr. Chang, Yuan-fu, are still in the list without Joe-opening of the conference later personal representative of General keys-- Sheng Shih-tsal, military leader in Reuter. Sinklang, arrived here from the' North his morning.

Interviewed. Mr. Chang. denied the rumours that have been free- ly

creu ated regarding Russo Sinklang relations. According to Mr. Chang, diplomate and com- mercial relations between Soviet

Russia and Sinklang have been emparatively intimate primary b:cause of the proximity of Russia and the border province.--- Central News Agency.

heavy blows and the burdens which it has had to bear. To find a livelihood either by work or maintenance, for 45 million people in these small islands in the pre- sent circumstances of the world | shtatĂ

wonderful must be thought a achievement. No doubt there are INTERPORT ROWING OFF dangerous strains and fatigues which require watching, but all the same the Chancellor of the Exchequer was able to congratulate the nation on the growth of em- ployment and the prosperity of the public parse, two great benefits

upon which he has well earned and well deserved the gratitude of the nation.

In spite of the heavy losses which it has suffered, the British

[8906 nation may still congratulate itself upon certaini substantial assets. One of them has been described as

Tendors will be opened and read at 2.00 p.m. on Friday, 15th November, 1986, and Canton Head Office.

Forms of tender and Regulations may be obtained from the Head Offices at Canton or Kowloon.

The Administrations, CANTON-KOWLOON RAILWAY, CHINESE & BETISH SECTIONS. 25th October, 1935.

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Shanghal, Oct. 29.

It is understood that, as the result of a special meeting last -night of the Committee of the Rowing Club, Shanghai, #1) not participate in the Inter- port Rowing scheduled for November 23 owing to inability to raise & representative crew. -Reuter.

PROGRESS IN CHINA

Praise From League Expert

Geneva, Oct. 28.

A tribute to the sincere effort at reconstruction and reorganisa- tion being made by the Govern- ment of China was paid to-day by M. Robert Haas, director of the League of Nations section on Communications

Transit. and when he was reporting on his mis, į sion to China at the beginning of the year.'

He said he was particularly struck by the wholesome spirit with which the Government's efforts had been received.

The Government and other au thorities can now set out on the of Teccnstruction without firm foundations. not these measures of defence would fear, said M. Haas. Publle opinion rigid, not inelastic, but freely be 11-exchanged for anything is behind them and already more moving as legitimate requirements which other nations are likely to critical of inertia demanded." In dealing with an offer.

a banking system "suited to the fidence. which our industries and needs of the country's commerce, agriculture have received from path based on

than boldness.

and timidity

other Mr. Montagu Norman used Free trade is like disarmament, He was also impressed, he said... the term "confidence which was

these unstable

con-

than December 2 because of the time required for the Japanese delegates to proceed to London.

It has been unofficially decided that Admiral Nagano will be chief delegate with Mr. Matsuza Nagai, former Ambassador to Germany, as delegate.~- Reuter,

FRANCE ACCEPTING"

Paris. Oct. 28. It is unofficially stated here France is accepting

the BritLib invitation to the London naval conference and that two French naval experts are leaving "or Lon- don in the near "uture in this connection.---- Renter.

ETHIOPIAN MINISTER

LEAVES

Special to the "Hong Kong Daltv

Press" (Copyright),】

Rome, Oct 28.. The Abyssinian Charge d'Affaires took the Ital:an steamer “Victoria” at Napies on Monday afternoon for Djibouti whence he will continue to Addis Ababa. Thanxocean Kuo Min.

AMERICAN CONGRESS

PARTY

Tokyo, Oct. 29. Mr. Garner, US Vice-President, and Mr. Byrns, Speaker of the House

of Representatives, and most of the congressional party salled for Kobe where the remain- der will join the sa. President Grant en route to Shanghai- Heuter.

JAPANESE EMPEROR IN AUDIENCE

Tokyo, Oct. 30. The Emperor had an audience of the US. Vice-President. Mr. Garner, and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr. Byrns, at 11 am, and later he received the Chinese Ambassador, Mr, Chang Tso-pin who is leaving for China, on Thursday Reuter,

U. S. AIR SERVICE TO NEW ZEALAND

AUS

nounced

Wellington, Oct. 29. Mr. J. G. Coates. Minister of Transport,

the complet.on of arrangements with Pan-American Airways for a ser- vice between the United

states

and New Zealand, probably com-

mencing next August,...

Auckland will be the terminus, and the flying boats wil carry, passengers and máils. Heuter.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Three cases of diphtheria (al The Royal Artillery Warrant fatal), seven of enteric fever (one Officers' and Sergeants' second fatal), one of paratyphoid fever annual Invitation Ball will be (fatal) and 52 deaths from tuber- held at the Hotel Cecti on Novem-

ber 13.

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The many friends in Hong Kong of Mr. E F. Soprani, in charge of Members of the "Wah Yan Past the local Lloyd Triestino office, will Students Association are reminded be interested to learn that he will that a gathering will be held in ❘ be leaving in a little over a month's the Hall of the Hotel Ceell to-day time. He has been transferred to at 6.30 p.m..when the Very Rev. Fr.

the head office at Trieste, and will R. W. Gallagher, 8. J. will deliver

sail by the Conte Verde on Decem-

a lecture on Science and Re- ber 8. ligion." Tea will be served at 5.15 p.m.

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A Portuguesa clark, J. A. Gut- tierrez, 38, pleaded guilty before Mr. Ballour at the Central Ma- gistracy yesterday" to "charges of being drunk and disorderly in Queen's Road Centra. and assault- Ing Cheung 30, of 23 Queen's Road Central.

Shinichi Yamamoto, 52, dentist. was fined $10, or 14 days' imprison- ment, by Mr. Balfour at the Cen- tral Magistracy yesterday, when he pleaded guilty to faking, to re- port his departures to Macao on October 31 and 26.

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Chan Chun-tong, (22) student of Canton, faced Mr. Balfour at the Central Polles Court yesterday on a charge of the possession of four bottles If dutlable brandy lat Hennessy Road, Wanchai.

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Two cases or assau't brought before Mr. Wynne--Jones. at the Kowloon Magistracy yes- terday. In one case a Shanghai man was fined $10 for creating a disturbance in a motor bus.

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Spectators were once again thrilled by the professtonni tennis exhibition games held at the K.C.C.

ground yesterday when Cochet, the French idol held them spell bound with his amazing speed and re- pertoire of strokes. Page 10.

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Mr, E. M. K. Mead spoke yester- day at the Weekly Tiain of the Rotary Club on Air Conditioning. Mr. Mead gave a very lucid" ac- count of how the plant was in- stalled at the new Bank" and went on to describe its functions and advantages.

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Nine players to represent the Co- ony were chosen by the Interport Selection Committee. yesterday, the remaining selections to be made after the further Interport Cricket trial on Saturday.

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MANY LUCKY ESCAPES

Week-end Storm

Londta, Oct. 28. Shipping circles are congratu- lating themselves that no .Ives were lost in gales which lashed the Atlantic Ocean this week- end, in contrast to last week-end. when the largest number of casual- tles in many months were suffer- ed by British merchant ships

Despite the loss o: two British steamers, the Berwind ea, and the Esthonia, off the Canadien cċast, the entire crews were almost mira- culously saved.

were

two

The Berwindlea broke in shortly after her crew abandoned ship and

rescued by the boats of a Canadian salvage tug and a Japanese steamer, the 'Ens land Maru.

The Esthonia's boats were pick- ed up in the open sea after the vessel herself had foundered -- Reuter.

SWEDISH ROYALTY IN LONDON

London, Oct. 29. The Crown Prince of Sweden arrived in London by air from Paris yesterday and was joined by the Crown Princess who had traveled by boat. They are " spending a holiday in London.-- British Wierden,

و.

GENERAL YEN HSI-SHAN ARRIVES

TENDE

ENDERS are invited by the two

Administrations of the Canton Kowloon Railway for the privilege of selling liquor and refreshments on

an ideal impossible to realise and by the tendency to devise original the Through Trains running between built up on sound finance and to therefore dangerous to follow-t solutions, conceived with strict Kowloon and Canton and vice vered.

some extent on a protective policy." | least from a "unilateral” point of | regard for the special conditions Teaders will be closed at 5.00 p.m. That confidence which was nearly view. Nor are we more likely to in the country.League co-opera- on Thursday, 14th November, 1995. dissipated by a Socialist govern-yield in the present circumstances on. however, cannot anywhere and may be deposited in the tender ment has come back to the City of of the world to that other counsel cause suspicion or discontent. boxes at either Kowloon or Tai Bha London due, to a greater extent, of perfection, the gold standard In the near future. as far as Tou Stations.

of its faith in the Chancellor of Everyone can see the advantages he can see, the League will prob-culosis were reported to the Health the Exchequer, who has done all of a stable common international ably be called upon to co-operate Authorities for the week-ended on in his power to restrain the ex-currency, but there are even great chiefly in road, transport and October 28. "travagance of demagogy. Amongst dangers, as Mr. Chamberlain sage hydraulic works, co-operative de other things Mr. Chamberlain has ly observes, in "attempting to velopment, public health, techni had the determination to resist the establish a rigid system in a world cal and agricultural development. New Deal which our Old Dealer of instability." There may come a and in certain questions of indus- had tried so hard to press on the time when

trial technique- nation while he has also resisted ditions will cease to rock the world Reuter. certain other plausible policies, like an economic, earthquake, and Just for example there la the case it may then be safe to return to for the revival of international the old system. In the meantime. trade by free intercourse and ex- however, it would not be wise to KUOMINTANG PARLEY

Mrs. W. E. Stimpson, of the change which was recently sug-link ourselves too rigidly to inter-

American Embassy, who has been

Nanking, Oct. 27. gested at Geneva by the French national levels which are able to

away on furlough in America, is General Yen Hai-shan, the Pac- Minister of Commerce, M. Bonnet be moved by forces which we can

Shanghai. Oct. 29. As Mr. Chamberlain points out, neither foresee nor control. Mr.

expected to return to Peiping about fication Commissioner for Shansi, Dr. H. H. Kung, Minister of

October 30. Mrs. Stimpson left accompanied by his retinue arrived that is for countries to consider Chamberlain will and entire agree-Finance, and Mr. Chang Chun,

China last May and has spent part here at 1.35 o'clock on Saturday which have followed high

have en ment when he stresses the need Minister of Education,

of her time visiting her family in afternoon · from Talyuan by the tection and the restriction of im- for the utmost circumspection " trained for Nanking to attend

New York.

Ford plane. He was greeted at ports. In these matters British in a matter which not only con-

the plenary session of the Central

the Ming Paince Airdrome by Mr. THE

BADE MEETING will be hold icy has been moderate for not cerns ourselves but touches also Executive Committes of the Kuo-

Miss Carolyn' Sewall, of Tientsin, Wang Ching-wel, President of (Weather Permitting) at HAPPY only are our markets reasonably the vital interests of the Dominions. mintang Party.

who has been in the FUMO. Executive Yuan, General Chu Pel- VALLEY on SATURDAY, 2nd open, but it may also be said with- We are not encouraged to change The South-West delegates, Liu

Hospital, has recovered her health teh, acting Chief of General Staff, NOVEMBER, 1935, commencing at

out fear of contradiction that our by the situation of those who Lu-yin, Li Jen-jen, Teng Ching-

and is spending some time at General Ho Ying-chin, Minister of 2.00 P.M.

duties are not prohibitive. The follow another polley. For them yang, Trui Kwang-hsul and "Yen The RE.O.CA. Entertainments Bridgman Academy before return- War, General Tang Shan-chih, main principle of British polley is it may be worth all their sacrifices | Chu-sze, have arrived from Hong- Committee is holding another of ing to Tientsin to resume her post Chairman or Military Advisory The First Bell will be Rung at still, as Mr. Chamberlain points but we have learnt not to strive kong. In the course of an inter- its whist drives and tombolas at with the American Board Mission Council, and the representatives of

out, "rather to increase consump❘ for an ideal beyond our reach. To view they stated that they have | Wellington Barracks on Monday,

various political and military:or- By Order,

tion than to restrict production," pay our way, to obtain our require- with them proposals from the November 4, commencing at 8.30 A daughter (to be named Cecile)ganizations. Febr and If-that-policy has been modiments-and-support-our people are South-Wext, and they are not go--| p.m.

was born to Baroness Guillamme. Immediately upon his arrival. fled in cerain directions it has been the things we have contrived to ing to Nanking until there is some

the wife of the Belgian Minister General Ten proceeded to Dr Ho under the pressure of ruinous com- | do,' and to risk' so much in the sign that the authorities there London mail of October 7, to China, at the German Hospital Kung's residence, outside the 'petition and was therefore und attempt to do better would be | favourably" consider, the propozala transmitted via Biberia, was de- in Pelping. The mother and child Chungshan Gate, for a rest [8918 avoidable. The measures of con- sheer folly.

Heuter

Uvered in Shanghai on October 24... both are doing well,

Central News Agency.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

"1.80 P.M.

ELEVENTH · EXTRA

-0. B. BROWN,—-

Secretary. Hong Kong, 28th October, 1985.

pro-

A dinner dance will be held at Repulse Bay Hotel to-night. The last bus leaves Repulse Bay at 1

a.m.

One case of diphtheria was re- ported to the Health Authorities for the 24 hours ended on October

23,

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