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tion Bill at Thursday's meeting of

he Legislative Council, the Coun- the ell went into Committee to conthe

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the heading "Police Force," the

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Hon. Mr. Pollock said: I am The Director still not satisäed as to the Polies{{Bez. Mr. E T Fores, although I have carefully that the question had been fully Histoned to the argumenta this unsidered, -11am inadviesoje € attenden I do feel, as I said, i iperesse the staff by more than the that the preservation of peace wo new architects who had alreacts and good order is

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All the trold, fruia as ons time principal assets vis-a-vis China, There is a great deal of crime, fure an architect arriving in the Is took some exsiderable time ba which is indicated by the rares Cukny for the first time was al for 1922, and I cannot help think-mura tue.

Ing that a great deal might be done. Hon Mr. Follock mid it had in the detection of crime if we bean suggested in the Housing hary' a' bigger Police force and Committee report, that - possibly: strengthening the detective force. some tecopy assistance migh WEA reference to the question of be obtained from the engineer and Kowlean, my Chinese colleagues | survey 'staff: uf, "the" · naval, and will bear me out that the Chinese, military forven

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swing to inadequate police proter H. E. the Governor did not THE WAR IN KWANG, tion there, are reluctant to go out rise the suggestion favourably. to the northern part of the Fenin- The Publia Works Department [sula. I have had quoted "to me might be able to get men fo frequently that there is a feeling | survey work, but this, he thought,

of insecurity in Yaumati and that could quite well be done by WAICHOW CAPTURED AT neighbourhood amoost the Chinese. Cdicere............

H. E. the Governor: I question whether there has been a great Ideal of crime recently.

To reply: Lo the Hon. Mr. Pollock, the Director of Public Works said that additional accom- The Colonial Secretary: Founds-modation was being provided for tions are much better: greatly H. Mr. Pullock: It seems to improved.

the staff.

LAST.

STAMPERS" MEETING.

HONGKONG PHILATELIC-

SOCIETY.:.

Mr. J. Robertson presided aras a special meeting of the Hongkomp Philatelin Society yesterday after zoon. He reminded the memben

A TEKING INCIDENT.

MANDATES" ISSUED IN

- WRONG ORDER."

Peking, Oob; 188b.—The relations Walchow was captured by the prevent that at the annual meeting of the Chinese Government, vis a vis Constitutionalist Forces on Thurs it was decided to hate as a later she plomatic Body are disturbed day morning, says the Canton Daily date an extraordinary general mest mandate accepting the resignation * the outcome of a presidential News. Official reperis have been ing to sleek afficials and to discos Tien Chung-yu and promoting received by the General Headquar: the position of the Society. That him to be Shang of Chiangchun, H. E. the Governor: The posms we want more staff and scrom-ters from the frant, confirming the was necessitated by the lack of which the Diplemalie Body couă-

m datiun.

ospture Upon receipt of this news, support accorded last year, and the der violation of the promines under H.E. the Governon: I you the different Government offices slack working made the continuity which it was understood he was to have morn alall you want more and many public organizations of the Society & doubtful thing to dismissed. accommodation and in order to celebrated the victory last night. Continuing, he said be need not build that accommodation you have with". enthusiatic.

tiring of labour the point that the work had| The Chinese Presseurry

Patrols it Pairs.

tion is very largely due to the absolute refusal of the Chinese community to co-operate with the police. Fotody will ever give a criminal away.

to have was staf. 13 think it is crackers, as everybody is glad been unsatisfactory and thai mam sensational report to the effect that hardly desirable to flood the office fast the capture of Walchow means, bens had not lived up to the-rubs the Dogen of the Diplomatic Body with too many new men at once. the termination of the East River Support and been lacking in the, has banded to the Chinese Govern The Hon. Mr. Pollock: The criminals won't give themselves the Director of Public Works said paraded through the malos to stamps. Instead of three days one the withdrawal of the mandade lampy to H.E. the Governor, campaign. Many motor cars cirentarising of monthly packets of meni an ultimakura” demanding away. The ordinary person, if he was quite satisfied with the distribute band-bills announcing member had kept them for: Ave within farty eight hours. This is faced with a loaded revolver, pres at position. If he found later the capture of the long besieged ; weeks and help of a solicitor bad report cannot be confirmed, bas cant be expected to display son that more new men could, be of etj.

· bien necessary to get a packet lig Lown that the Dip very great courage.

use he would make an application} - H.E. the Governor: The dif- for them.

According to a telegram received of-stampo returned. I. the | Body view the situation. ficulty is to suggest any practic-|

Keeping the Railway Alire. by Geral Lin Chen-wan from his cisty was to continue they must: High Chinese officials able methods. You cannot patro Hon. Mr. Pallick gaired with badiaate officers at the front, get bosy and make up their minds several of the foreign

comtranders. and to do all they could to help things to day in an endeavour-lo MASSAGE HALL Chis, as in London, with the Kowloon Carton Railway soldiers in Waichow were much long

every street continuously. The rreguad in the security in conacetion. enemy

the matter. To show baw some members tak and munitions, since their com

7g. Ock 19th. Th passed and then commits his bar-whist z considerable sum of money

with Swalow were Society, the chairman read a leithe Chiog su incident was Crokered wa bihalf of the munications Chisai seling her hat not totally cut off by the capture of which he had received from as ported as settled.

Boyuen by General Hau Sung-chi's tober, which said he would be siste that the menda ay to destroy a rallway but it was troops some time ago. After their pleased to continue, at maber in the wrong mode..

defest by the Younanese forces but he could not and did not take the responsibility not very easy to build it up again, Though they were losing money

on the 15th., whan some 2,000 of intend to tie himself, in send car the mandate promoting think the Colonial Treasurer will for time it would pay them them made an attempt to break packets of starope of say par- su should bass bees bear me out that you are more better to keep the: Canton section though Pingshan and escape, diatur. Licular minate that yen or the rules then the mandate ifkely to get good work from tw? alive as long as possibile.

bances were then rife within the of the Society may appoint. He resignation; but the prin than from one.

enemy's comp

collected stamps as a relaxation issued them wrongly, A. Pr from tiresome and hard work, and | mandate ... bas...” now If bekaging to the Society was also reversing the order of the Seeing that the time was uppers him off." (Laughter) bare accepted these exp.

to be hard work then they could Members of the Tipl tune to capture the long besieged

Bir. Yates: There's only one

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Hi Mr. Pollock objected to folliemen going on patrol zingly. He added: That question has been raised in many police forces. 1

"HE. the Governor: I think that one will patrol his beat from abeer boredom, whereas two will lack of inspection and that is mat- probably gamble-I am not refer-ter on which the CSP might be

ring to our Police Force.

advised more clearly. With

A Bomb.

Hon. Mr. Pollock: I believe gard to the detection of crime, that the city wall and a general attack thing to do there.

Mr. Yates said he thought they is a special art, proficiency in was started by the Allied Constitu: should make an sitempt to make that on Hongkong side the police which is born and not made, and tingalist forces on Wednesday, the membership up to 40. They patrol in couples.

and went on terribly resulting in could have monthly or bi-mentaly Įmany casualties on both sides........ 19 continued until early yesterday meetings for the suction of stamps

to create and maintain intérest.. marning, when w portion of the

Some discussion took place and southern gate was destroyed by up Gcally it was decided to continue the Society as the vase rules and which the Constitutizmalisí soldiers to endensour to make it mors.of a

success then it has been.

I am not sure that we have any The Colonial Treasurer: They are learners, being taught by the of the born ones among us. man on the beat. That is the only

Hon. Mr. Pollock: And a cer- occasion when they go by couples.tain amount of training.

H.E. the. Governors The deter, Hon. Mr. Pollock: Two men together have a chance of fight tive department has distinctly im-ssing bombardment, through

may be easily proved in the last year.

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Hon. Mr. Pollock: I know it is triumphantly marched into the city knocked on the bead.

When they lost the southern The following officers were elec The Colonial Treasurer: Two a dificult subject, but I still feel together both may be knocked on we are not sufficiently policed, and gate, the enemy troops rushed ted.-Fresident, Mr. J. Robartack

ahead of the other. "

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the head at the same time. You that the Police Department and through the noriber gate, and Secretary, Mr.A. L., Terry: Com- de #gaño were defeated by the Con.mittee, Messrs D. Reid and D.3. SHOES would have to keep them some the detective branch should

bostitutionalist forces there. Dr. Brown. yards apart, one twenty yards strengthened.

H.E. the Governor Well, that Sun Yat-sen immediately des -A vota of thanks to the outgoing does not involve a reduction of the ratebed - telegram to his men secretary, Mr. Brown, was carried An Inspection Scheme: - rote. If there is any desire to there congratulating them for their unanimously. Hon. Mr. Pollock: Why not do increase it, it can be gone into valor and growers. that? It seems a very sensible separately, I think.

Me Eugena Chen, the DW [thing to do.

The Police Vote was then passed. Drector of the Aviation Bureau of HE the Governor: Having

The Bill passed through the the Constitutionalist Army has STILL IN BANDITS" HANDS." arranged for your patrol to be Committes stage without amend despatched a squadron of seroplanes - Kilengio, Oct. 10.—The Lu followed by another man you have ment and on the Council, belag to the Eastern Fronts. These ms shad bandits, are ready to negotiate to have a third person to see they resumed the Cologial Secretary chines will bilp in the stiner for the release of the ladies, bas zo are both there.

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