1938-08-30 — Page 7

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS

RAUB MINES REPORT

The following report of working for the period, endlag August 13 has been issued by the Bauh Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd.:

SECTION

Bukit Koman

Lilburne

Derrick

Anderson

Rabb

Bukit Jalis

Total

MINING DEVELOPMENT

HURIT KOMAN SECTION

Wirzing and

$1 273

449

Cross- cutting Driving Rising, Total

373

88 890

123

99

218

236

15

174

81

540 17 272*

688

915

#81 1.984

North drive (266ft castl ad- No. 8 Level.At 548ft, south east [vanced 31t. to 2971t along reet crosscut advanced " '52ft. to 88ft. Indicator.

and

west crosscut 38ft. to 55ft. both through country rock,

No. 9 Level. Scuth drive ad- vanced 791ft. to 426ft. along reef

channel.

At 308ft, south east crosscut ad- vanced 38ft. to. 87ft. and west crosscut 38ft. to 571t. both through

country rock.

At 308ft. south 23ft. east north and south drives commenced and advanced 8ft. and 12ft. respective- Iyalong low grade reef.

No. 10 Level.-Main east crosscut advanced 50ft. to 767ft through country rock and stopped.

At 560ft. east north drive ad- vanced 55ft. to 122ft, along low grade reet.

"

At 580ft. east south drive ad- vanced 381 to 110ft along low grade reet.

At 100ft, south east and west crosscuts commenced and advan-

ANNIVERSARY OF CONFLICT

Special Number Of People's Tribune

GENERAL

IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL IN MACAO

Late Mr. Chun Bing- him Laid To Rest

Mr. Tang Leang-li's "People's Tribune" is too well-known periodical to require any in- troduction, but attention may be directed to the War Anni- versary Number, just published, which is a mine of informa- tion and comment on the pro- gress and effects of hostilities in China during the past year. The more important of the messages issued by Chinese leaders on July 7 have been included. In addition Mr. Wang Ching-wel. Deputy General Executive, has The Tasks Before the Nation." in

an article entitled.by which the veteran Kuomintang patriot calls on the nation vanced 32ft. to 215ft along tow

140ft. Level-North drive ad-greater sacrifice and effort,

Tade broken reef.

No: 4 Level.-East crosscut com- menced and extended 4ft, through country rock.

drive advanced 41ft to 188ft. along

No. 8 Shaft (851t. Level)-North contributed

reef 24 inches wide carrying good values.

BUKIT JALIS

tor

(From Our Own Correspondent)

Macao, Aug. 28. Unprecedented scenes were witnessed'in Macao this after- noon as hundreds jammed the sidewalks of streets leading to Moughs to watch the mile-long funeral cortege bearing the last remains of Mr. Chun Bing- him, the Shanghai millionaire who died here recently,

many The funeral, which was attended local residents, $350 mourners from

W

brought many Hong Kong..

Last night large crowds watched the burning of an almost life-size SPECIAL CONTENTS

paper house. including a General Wu Te chen, Governor car in the garage wing, which was

motor er Kwangtung, analyses in a destined to provide for the de- north admirably searching article the ceased in the next world. The big Japanese bonfire was set off on the Praia Dr. C. Y. Wu, acting Grände reclamation and proved to Director of the National Quaran be a brilliant spectacle. tine Service and director of the Hong Kong Bureau of the National Red Cross Society of China, writes on the activities of the Red Cross at and, behind the front;

No. 4 Level-At 360(L. west crosscut advanced 13ft. to destructive forces of 107ft. through country rock.

No. 5 Level-North drive (20ft. east) advanced 12ft, to'157ft. along low grade broken reef.

South drive (28ft. east) advan- ced 57ft, to 265ft, along low grade broken reef.

At 100ft. south advanced 34ft. to country rock.

At 200ft. south ced 301. and 25ft. respectively advanced 34ft. to through country rock.

country rock.

aggression:

יו.

ROUTE OF PROCESSION

Long before the massive pro- cession was formed today, hün- Mrs.dreds had already packed every

west crosscut Hilda Selwny-Clarke, Secretary of Position of view along the route, 10 through the China Defence League, reports which Included Prai Grande.

A

on the problem of the Chinese Avenida Almeida, Ribeiro, Rua co west crosscut wounded from observations gained Mercado de San Domingos, Largo 101ft through during special inspection tour in

do Senado, Largo de San Domingos, Bukit Koman North-No.

Hankow and Changsha; and Mr. Rua ́de San Domingos, Rua do 10 At 200tt. south east crosscut E H. Lockwood, Secretary of the Hospital, Rua do Campo, Avenida Level: Bouth drive advanced 47ft.commenced and extended to 3491t. along reef channel

701t. Committee for Justice to China. Ferreira d'Almeida, Avenida Horta Intersecting at 391t. broken reef 9 tells why Japan will fail to co- At 263ft. south east crosscut ad- inches wide assaying 25.0 dwts. per quer China through force.

e Costa and Avenida Almirante vanced 40ft, to 58ft.

Lacerda. The Macao Folice very ton. At 39ft. east south drive commenced

Two short articles of striking admirably kept the route clear. and advanced 8ft. interest are A New Deal for Old along broken reef 9 inches wide Nanking." which reveals the cri- tuary Hall foreign and

At the Keng-wu Hospital Mor- assaying 25.0 dwkts per tön.

Chinese minal record of rape. murder friends of the deceased attended MINING OBE BREAKING and mayhem in the relinquished the obsequies when the coffin. re Section Sulphide Oxidised Ttl.capital since Japanese occupation, ported to cost 3 few thousand Lilburne Bukit Koman

2,309 and "Shanghai's Little Tokyo dollars, was carried in by 32 coolies Derrick

227 Grows Bigger," which tells what before the final act of burial, 510 the Japanese are doing along the

The chief mourners Anderson Raub

At 221t. east north and south drives commericed and extended lift and ft. respectively. The north drive shows ree! 24 inches wide assaying 8.4 dwts. per ton and the south drive low values.

At 263ft, south west crosscut ad- vanced 50ft. to 63ft. interesting at 35ft. reef. 12 inches wide assaying 120 dwts. per ton.

North drive advanced 51ft. to Malacca

266ft along reef channel.

west

At 182ft north east and crosscuts commenced and extend-

ed 3ft, and gft. respectively

through country rock.

DERRICK SECTION

-

2,309

227

247

263...

223

46

1.057

#

219

3,947 1.128

TREATMENT PLANT

Battery

were the 289 Whangpoo waterfront in further sons of the deceased, Mr. Chin 1,101 Ing their economic and milltary Kee-vai, Mr. Chun Kee-ho and

219 aims to the detriment of legitimate [Mr. Chun Kee-hoi.

" treaty Interests of other Powers.-

5,075 A.C.G.

No. 5 Level-Main south drive Ore-tons treated, 5,075. advanced slit. to 7061t. along rear Stamp hours worked. 9,115. carrying good values.

Proportion of full time, 98.9. Bullon produced ounces. 1,840.62. Residue discard dwkts, per ton,

01.80.

At 305ft, south rise, commenced and advanced 231t, on narrow reef carrying good values."

1.

At 550ft. south west crosscut advanced lift. to 971t, through country rock.

At 650ft, south east crosscut commenced and extended 58ft..

through country rock.

At 850ft, south west crosscut commenced

Residue retreatment dw. per ton,

1.40,"

Table concentrate produced tons.

30.1..

H.K. POLICE RESERVE

GOVERNOR VISITS ́ORPHANAGE

His Excellency the Governor and Lady Northcote sak a visit to the Talpo Orphanage yesterday. They (Orders by the Hon. Mr. T. II. carried out an inspection of the

King. Commissioner of Police).

premises and expressed their ap- preciation of the arrangements.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1938.-PAGE 7

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POPULAR JOCKEY

MARRIED

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The marriage took place before Training Course-Part II. The

Bishop Hall was also present.

the Registrar of Marriages, Bu- undermentioned members of the

On Saturday, a visit to the Dogs' Needa.

preme Court, yesterday, of Mr.V. V. Chinese Company have

Home was made when, it is un-jockey.

well-known Shanghai Part II of Training Course (Know-derstood, His Excellency expressed Blechynden Moller.

and Miss Isabel Erica ledge of Police Duties and Regula-his commendation of the work of

Tuesday, August 23. the staff.

Table concentrate produced tions), on

dwts. per ton, 5.0.

Re-treatment Plant

passed

George

The aesses were Messrs. E. 1938:-

L Elias and W. R. Meathrel. Constables R7 Font Iu-ping. Who have not passed Part III of

ANNOUNCEMENT Nget-yoon, R13 Shiu-hung, R16 Yan Kwong-yiu. Company Headquarters on Thurs-announced between Mr.

TangTraining Course will attend Indian The forthcoming marriage is R18 Lal Ching-fan, R24 Lo Man- day. September 1 from 17.30 to Angus, engineer, residing at No. 18 pok. R33 Lam Shiu-so. R35 Leung 13.30 hours for Trigger Pressing. Wing-tseung. R53 Lin Ka-shing,

Humphreys Buildings, Kowloon, EMERGENCY UNIT RESERVE... 8,425 R95 Wong Chun-pang. R99 Kwok

and Miss Hilda Prescott, nursing Kin-kwong. R100 Kwok Chan

The undermentioned members sister. Kowloon Hospital. of the Hong Kong Police Reserve Training Course Part I. All re- who are taking the St. John

and extended 54ft. Tans treated current tallings 3.827 R12 Lim intersecting at 32t, broken reet 48 Tons treated dump tailings... 2.503 inches wide carrying good values. Tons treated table concen-

No. 6 Level.-Plat being cut at depth of "626ft.

RAUB SECTION

treates

105

No. 1 Level-South drive advan-Calcined concentrate tons. 91.34. ced 45ft. to 366ft. along reef in Bullion recovered ounces, 1,139,77.cruits, of, the Chinese Company Grade I Instructors ARP. Cer- dicator.

The bullion recovered from the who have not passed Part I of tincate will report at the St. John

At 82ft. south east and west crosscuts commenced and extend-

ed 15ft. and Ilft. respectively Battery low values,''

At Soft, south east crosscut com- menced and advanced 4ft. along

riarrow

values:

véln carrying payable

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HOPEI GOVERNOR

At 271ft. south east crosscut ad- Re-treatment Plant includes 130 Training Course will attend Cen-Ambulance Headquarters, Cause- vanced 29ft. to 481t. along narrow fine ounces recovered from the tral Police Station on Thursday. way. Bay on Wednesday, August 31

HIKES TO POST vein carrying payable values.

No. 2 Level.-South drive (115ft.

grinding circuit.

September 1 at 17.30 hours for at 17.30 hours:-

With his travelling bag over his east) advanced 48ft, to 191ft along

Part I of Training Course under

shoulder, General La Chung-lo. ree! indicator.

P.S. R30 Thong Po-hing. Dress-inspector (R) W. V. Field, P. of "hobo-like" from Loyang on the.. Mr. C. Champkin, D.S.P. (R), former Minister of War. walked Muftl.

R428. J. A. Bendall. P.S. R431 G. first INDIAN COMPANY

stage of his long hike Frost, LS. R423 B. W. Simmons, through the Japanese lines into Training Course Part II. The LS: R408 G. J. Grover, P.C. R406 Hopel to assume office Re-treatment Plant 1139.71 648.75 undermentioned members of the W. J. Priest, F.C. R404 M. "A. de Governor of the Province, now as the Indian Company will attend In-Souza, and P.C. R416 W. Howard.supposedly under Japanese occupa- 2780.39 2234.10 dlan Company Headquarters for Lecture. An instructor's course tion, according to a message re-

Part II of Training Course on on ARP. will be given on Friday,ceived. Wednesday, August 31 at 17.30 September 2 at 17.30 hours at the hours under LS. R214 Channan EU.R, Club by 81 (R) R. P. Dun-gave General Lu a rousing send- Hundreds of Chinese officials Bingh:

[lop.

off as the Governor' set out to Constables R416 W. take his office in a manner never K. Mohamed, R235 A. A Pipe, R236 Howard has been taken on the before witnessed. H. G. Mohamed, R283 A. Singh, strength of the Emergency Unit R243 A Ghani, R247 B, Ram, R249 Reserve as from Monday, August Mr. E. I. Wynne-Jones, Postmas B. Singh, R252 F. Mohamed, R288122, 1938... ter General, will give a talk over H. Singh, R293 G. Singh, R294 A ZB.W. at 8.03 p.m. this evening Rehman, R244 G. Barwar. R37 K been permitted to, resign from, the Constables R418 H R. Webb has In the course of his talk, ME Bachoo, R285 F. Khan, R208, F. Emergency Unit Reserve, as trom Wynne-Jones. proposes to give an Alam. R296 8. Omar, and R300 B. Saturday, August 27, 1938. North drive (108ft, east) advan-explanation of some of the de-Singh, ced 38ft. to 199ft. along reef, in-tails arising out of the "All-Up"

C. CHAMPKIN, dicator.

air mail scheme.

D. B. P. (R) recruits of the. Indian Company Hong Kong, Monday, Aug. 29.

At 150ft. south east and west

crosscuts commenced and advan- POSTMASTER

ced 5ft. and 8ft. respectively along carrying payable

narrow

values.

vein

No. 3 Level-South drive (108ft. east) advanced 401%. to 150ft. along. rect indicator.

At 541t. south east crosscut ad- vanced to 28ft, along small vein earrying payable values.

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meeting. of" the Rotary Club at the Hong Kong Hotel.

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MISERY OF REFUGEES

IN JAOPING

Swatow, August 29. Great misery and, pitiable plight are stuffered by more than 1,500 refugees from Namos Island, now in Jaoping northeast of here, and about 87,000 ft- ermen and boatmen who have been forced out of work as a result of Japanese naval activities off the Jaoping coast. ..

While facing starvation, they are further attack. eg by epidemics, causing many deaths among them. The local authorities in Jaoping are doing their atmost to give relier so the victims

Many

ny wounded Chinese soldiers from Namon Is and have been brought to Chaochow for medical" attention during the past few days, indicating that fighting has occurred on the island,

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