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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. 、 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1924.

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BRITAIN AND EGYPT.

London, N v. 21

Prior to the death of Sirdar Sir Lee Stack an emergency meet- ing of the British Cabinet was held to consider the situation arising out of five nituck. The meetinz lasted nearly two hours, à despatch from Bald Marshal Viscount Allenby was considered and the mutare of the protest in be made to the Egyptian Government was alisensæð. One paper says that an oile'ad annoanc»men will probably bu muute in London and Cairo simul aurorialy to-dny of the action the Government proposes to take. It adds that in odtial circles In London, the apining 1- that something beyond a mere verbal profestį and the punishment of the criminals. In what was umuestionably a carefully concerted onfrage, is necessary, and miticipates that strang | measures wil be taken.-Renter.

Cairo, Nov. 21.

The rowspaper Akrom says that the British Governmont has instrueled Viscofint Allenby to inform King Fund and the

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Cairi, Nov, 21.

Ta nero et the prizely 15 Mr. Marylỵ, the late Sirdar Sir twe Stack's chauffeur, who is an Australisti and unt Egyptian as previo e stated General admiration is expressed at the curdness. with which he drove the ear to the Residency, altho ngh twl wounded. He has the car seemed to be surrounded by gnomen, hots coming Trong the front end from the rear. He thought there were at least Leight men havolved, all of them dressed as offendis,

I of them wearing a tale beard. Barbe

FRANCE AND GERMANY,

Berlin, Nov 21

Lie When press is imdignant at the sentence pressed at Sine Matin-us tria' which is described as a filter, declaring the sentence. An infamosis art of vongezee. Even the modernt. Tag flutt in very angry aðal sup- that, unless, for sententers, is proantle Leashed it w... be an Invredible disgrace for French dem erty at for 3. Herriot and This Cabinet.

The Sationalis papers demand German reprisals. Umirabinky | Tip Gorman Elevernnèm will take further action especially is the) verdant will be good election propaganda for the Nationalist- apana! top tier of reconciliation with France.-- Whats e.

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wind! not materially damaged and only dentel in her armour. Her huit is pretically' free of water, despite the explosion of underwater charges Fetest its resisting prowers. The vessel today will be serially, atraviced by nine bombing were planes, each carrying missis weighing from he to TAWEL thon-and pounds. Beated's Aunericum Service.

AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING STRIKE.

MeBourne, Now, 21, Haway me, and stevedores ace tefling to handle carro Ineluct Long batter valved at £150,0th 1 an! 0, 4, Mair ja. This ha taeitied the waterside trouble as a result of which, according to an This offer "anything might eventuale." Ta sike aims at the lition of the Syring Maritime Bareau, con-isting es "Andy of

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Marseilles, Nov. 21.

the Far East

M. Marie The French Minister to Toking bet

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LOCAL FOOTBALL.

ASSOCIATION MEETING.

Mr. J. Messities trestled over

a merling of the 1. A. F. A in

VALEDICTORY,

MR. PAGET HEATHCOTE LEAVES FOR AUSTRALIA.

the Board Boom of Mosers, Mluven, For Australia by

Among the passengers leaving

1+ Mishim Tomas and Company kindly leti | Murn gesterday, was Mr for the sera-ion last evening. The Reatheone, of the Colonial Trea-1

Pagel Following were D present. sure's departamrat.

! Messrs. Me Tavish, Smith, Cottam. Lente, who has not been in the beef.

Mr. Heath- Mas. 3 Clark, Johnson, Cork, Lof heath The sotme ngratis past, Lawrence, Charlesworth, Vincer, phas resigned from the Goveriment Dallah, C. 2. Yurn. 316 Hing, tu gam. Lai Waitong, F. Whoeder, R. Hall, B. A. Hyder. E. de Sum with W. E. Bollards, Rey, Serre-

service ad proposes settling down, in Australia. He has been in the

internment seria for the Inst 143 [years, provians to which he was in the army. He was York well- known in the Calory, anti Oyoyed After the mutes of the pre- a wide circle elous meeting had been confirmed. Heathente took a keen interest fa friends. Mr the Chailman expressed the the activities of the Kowloon Crive puthy of the It. K. F. A. with Mr. fleet club, and before his departure F. Wholer on the death of his father the late tapt, F. 15. Wheeler, with a handsome suites as

was presented by his friends there? La former Vice-President, of the parting gift and as sonte tangible, [Association.

Perognition of the many happy A letter w."

from the days he had spent among them Alice Memoria' spital stating

there. The presentating was made that the Seeley Was appealing for the Vice President of the Club fands and asked for the support the frelings of the members in the Mr. Ezra Abraham, who voice To the 11. K. F. A. The Chairma explained that the Sunday Herald at regret they all felt in losing such a valuable member and old

A

Cura Competition was being run in friend. Mr. Heathcote briefly re- assist charities and the meeting apoved that a

phed. saying no partion of the

allr regretted ate receipts in these

more than he did the necessity for matches is going but he would always re- would be earmarked for Alier

Memorial Hospital and the Secretain kind thoughts for the old Club. tary Was instructed to reply accordingly.

South Chin

F. C. were fined their

Mr. R. Hall, Chairman of the five dollars for postponing Kowicon

Football Club Win elected Vice-President

of the League game with Kowloon with-1

out reference 10 the League Management.

Association vice the late Capt, F.

G. Wheeler. The following were

Committee

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evening of the 22nd. October and then collapsed. Ab Past, when a dispute arose between takes out by the chief Logant. hit and a man called Chung and left on the pavement till ko dected to the Interport Selection Board meeting on players being LEADS TO MAN'S DEATH.

Tang over three rents which the was removed by the police, who No 8 Queen's Rd. C. Phone C.4393 May, Smith, C. P. O. Vineer (Royal ordered off the field during the An enquiry into the death of

intter lost. The latter struok found him in leceased two blows and a second condition.

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aan who was watching the gamo A. Cottam was confirmed by the Associa- held at the Kowloon Magistracy blows caused the man's dontly struck by Ubung and the other mau The Coroner found that the #paintsoraper, was also delivered two blow. The deceased died from the blows tion.

yesterday afternoon, with Mr. E. According to medical evidence (unknown) and that the action' Chef Ping-fan suspended for W. Hamilton sitting as Coronor. to postpone their fixtures on 29th four weeks, W. J. Leonard

Ire died from internal hemorringe amounted to manslaughter, only. November and 6th December, Au Kit-sang auspended for twofed and three others were gambling After being struck the man stood a warrant for the afrost of the The evidence was that the decens from rupture of the spleen. He added that he would faLLO owing to examinations.

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