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The Telegraph.

BONGRONG, 26th Nov., 1924.

CHINA'S PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT.

paesongor WAS. mur- Mr. H. B. Fitzroy appears for derously attacked and her as- organised and dirooted the army Mrs. W. G. Worcester arrived the plaintiff and Mr. C. G. sailant had to be shot dead before

sho could be rescued. which opposed the march of the here by the President Jackson Alabaster, K.C., defonds. Ohibli and Fongtion forces on yesterday.

Chu Li-kwong, re-examined by The Apooy had left Saigon for on November Peking four years ago. Now,Į

Mr. Fitzroy this morning, said Hongkong, and "Fair eoemingly, his old onomies are address your complaint to the between the firm (Mee Sang) and coroards drew attention to a first- Play." You should that a bill of sale was entered into let in the very early hours of

the morning a woman's piercing. prepared to work amicably under management of the Thontro Lau Ho-shi, dofendant's con

a Chineno his direction, and it can truly be concerned.}

cubino, Sho paid $4,000 and the fur-class cabin whore niturewas given as security. Sub-lady, a Fukionose, was sleeping. It said of him that he has the

subsequently transpired that a Squadron Leader C. F. Gordon, scquently Lau Ping-nam suggest Chinoso, a doporton from Saigon, confidence of a great many

Royal Air Forco, has rejoinodod that an appeal for further leaders to-day. With both the Hongkong from inspection duty capital should be made and he had made his way to her cabin, provisional Presidentship and in Siam.

told him to go ahead. The appeal and on hor giving the alarm bad was to make the capital up to attacked hor savagely with a $30,000, and in it the assets wore chopper. Tuan is in a position of power Mr. J. M da Conceicao writos given a8: Furniture, $5,000, DOOR BARRICADED. which it is to bo hoped will be us from Canton asking us to Book debts, $1,040. He did not. The master and several of the turned to the ultimate advantage contradict the report that ho is to know why no mention of the ship's officers tried to get into the be married on Sunday next. “mortgago" was made. La cabin, but found the door bar of China. Sir Robort Ho Tung

Ping-nam was to be made Chief ricaded. They broke the door is again attempting to bring

Manager of the new concern. about a rougd table conference, the whole country must by now bo tired of war, and the time sooms ripe for laying the found. ations of contral authority which might achieve what all proceding administrations have failed to accomplish--tho ugific ation of all China'

Shipping is warned that torpadoos will bo fred at Lai Chi Kok on Thursday the 27th inst., commencing at 9.30 a.m.

Local Command Orders stato

open, and were immediatoly mot His Lordship:-Was be not) with a fusillado of water-bottles, glassos and other objects, and already. Chiof Managor!

Witness-This was a ro-wore threatened by the Chinesa with his bloodstained chopper. [construction of the business,

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In answer to Mr. Fitzroy, ho The mans' bearing was that of a that officers commanding units raid he wrote Lau Ping-nam's lunatic, and an all attempts to get must have a consus taken of all name on the appoal at the de-him to come out of the cabin falled, Captain Anderson pointed dogs belonging to troops undor fendant's request,

@ shotgun at the man their command,

Chu Qi-gwong said that Lau

to shoot. Ping-name was a partner in the and threatened Mee Sang Arm and hold $1,000 The Chinese continued to brand. The amount collected by the capital. Ho and Lau were the his weapon defiantly, so the local military by the sale of promoters of the scheme and bid captain firod and the man fell

dead, shot through the head. ́ ́· poppios on Armistice Day was own holding amounted to $1,500, It was only then that the un- The typhoid epidemic still $340.82, of which 3127.81

Questioned in regard to the fortunate woman could be attend- continues to manifest itself, from the East Surreys.

appeal for further funds, he Bats ed to. She was found to be although, happily, not in

that he did not know why the severely out all over the body, severe a form as some fow months The Manila observatory ro-clerk made no mention of the and in a very precarious condi ago, However, there were eight ports that the

typhoon has "mortgage."

tion. First aid was rendered, and casos notifiod last work, five crossed Luzon north of Manila in When was the appeal writton? she was brought ashore on arrival of which were fatal, the sufferers the form of a shallow depression.In the fourth moon.

Fyphold.

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Was

boing drawn from tree distinct It may increase in intensity in Long after the bill of sale?ment Civil Hospital. The woman,

boro and taken to the Govora-

communities-British, Indian and the China Soa.

Yes.

who is about twenty years of age, Chinese Wo do not imagine that

There were only three people was travelling with her father," there is the least cause for alarm

A gang of four robbers, one present, Ho Ming, (who wrote Who was in gnother cabin. Sho As predicted soon after the in this circumstance, and we only

draw attention to last week's armed with a rovelvor, paid at), Lau Ping-nam and yours in an extremely serious state owing to the many wounds hor coup of General Feng Yu-belang, cases to show that the outbreak visit to an upper floor at No. 235, seif Yes.

attackor inflicted. Were you to help raise the the position of President of has still to be completely over- Laichikok Road yesterday, but

The man was buried at sea lator China-or Provisional Chief Ex-come. The persistency of the were frightened off on an alarm mouey Lau Plug-nam under-

took to do so, I agreed to get in the day. The motive for his

crime is still obsouro. shareholders if possible. ecutive as it is termed has been disease, again raises the question being given by a women.

of its cause, and we are still Car assumed by the veteran soldier from satisfied at the statements At the Kowloon Magistracy Ping-nom 7-Yes when

Chu Ki-kwong signed for Lau and political loader Tuan Chi-jui. which have so far been made by this morning, Mr. N. L. Smith

ho. ro- turhed and at Lau's request. In many respects the choice has the Government on the subject. fnod the Sang Lung firm of

Indeed, no definite declaration as contractors $25 for using wolded Is thore any truth in the sug- boon the best under the circum-to the origin of the opidemic has bars in the proction of seven Gestion that you and your brother stancos, for President Tuan is yet been made, and the attempt houses at Jordan Road. more likely to obtain the support to fasten it on to the milk supply fondants pleaded guilty.

Da-nad joined in a oriminal son-] spiracy to extort money from the! I detenɑant ?-Thore is not, audi no such thing would occur, to &

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THE LATEST CHANGES. of the various parties than any-has not been justified in the least ono else in the running. In this never been proved. With casos degree, since contamination has

Captain J. E. Clark, of the The cold snap of the last few business man."

Sunning, is on reserve. Oaptain connection, the very interesting still being reported, it would seem days has boon fatal for some of Mr. Alabaster A business A. R. McEachran, from reservo, itom of nows from Hankow very likely that there are carriers the homeless, who sleep in the man usually pays his debts 7—has gone master, Bunnlog.

This morning's report Yes, should be noted, that Wu Pei-fu about, or else that the disssss is stroets.

Mr. E. J. Fenn, chief officer, fly-borne. In any evont, we hope obtained from the police indicates has sent a telegram to Poking that the authorities have not that two or three dead coolles Plaintiff has obtained judgment Chusan, is on reserve.

Mr. A, Cobb, sup'y second offering to support Tuan Chi-jui, given up their investigations into were picked up from whore they against you for 1,000, why don't

you pay him Lau Ping-nam officer, Chibli, bas gone sup'y which offer has the endorsement the causes, and that eventually had lain during the night.

wo may have a considered state-

looked after the money of the arm, scond officer, Kingyuan. of the Yangteze tuohuss. Thus, ment on the subject,

Mr. D. V. Duncanson has been You wore a partner why don't A Sale of Work, in aid of the you pay - Wen

appointed second officer, Kucic- apparently, the last serious op- position to Peking authority is Tang Shao-yl.

Building Fund of the Ying Wah money its debts should be paid by now. Mr. J. Whyte, second officer,

Kusichow, is on reserve. There is scarcely any mora Girls" Bobool will be held in the the firm. likely to be removed, and a interesting appointment in the compound of the Union Church What mony has the firm got?has gone master, Esang. Captain Captain R. Hughes, from loaye, unified administration is actually new Peking Cabinet than that of on December 4th. Lady Severn Lau Ping-nam une collected over T. S. King, of the Reang, has gone possible. If this prove to be the Mr. Tang Shao-yi as Foreign will perform tho opening $1,000 belonging to the firm. case, the anathomas which have Minister. As is well known, ceremony at 3 p.m.--Adet,

master, Lienshling, Mr E. V. The firms owes Lou Ping-nam Bishop, acting master, Lienshing, Mr. Tang is a Southernor, being boon directed against Feng Yu-a native of Kwangtung, and be

$4,000 which has not boon paid!is on reserve. All of it has not boen paid. : |hsiang, acousing bim of emulat has many friends and relatives in

Mr D. G. Cairns, from reserve, ing the historic case of Judas Hongkong. It is rather surpris bors and their friends tomorrow, $1,000 ?-The shop has money Mr A. Sinclair, chief officer, Sul- Why don't you pay plaintiff his has gone chief officer, Suisang ing to find him back in barnpas Iscariot, would have to be re- again, for it was generally be- Thursday, Nov. 27th, at 5.30 p.m. the shop had no money and isang, is on reserve. viacd, for if Feng did betray Wu loved that he had finished with Tickets, which should be booked was arrested I would pay.

Mr R. H. Bulo, from reservė, it would have been in a good Chinese politics. As will be in advance are obtainable from

Mr Alabaster:-You would has gone chief officer, Lorastan cause where the end justified the romnembored, he was for a time the Secretary, 50 cents sach. wait until you were arrested. Mr C. W, Robson, chief officer

one of the four Directors of the Tos will be served from 4.30. You say defendant is a partner Lorestan, has gone chief officer: moana. It is noteworthy, inoid- Canton Government under Dr. Adul

and produce two books in support Soistan, ontally, that none of Fong's sup-Sun Yat-son, subsequently bo

of that Yos.

Mr H. C. Evozott, chief officery porters are included in the pro- coming the latter's Minister of Yesterday, on tho Marina

Lau's book has chops on it, but Soistan, bas gone ohief offloari visional Ministry, which is largely he throw up his position and cricketers played

Finance. After & time, however, ground at Kowloon, the Malayan the partnership book which you Arabestan,

a team of produce has no cuop on it, which Mr W. Pithie, from reserve, composed of Aufuitos. One would want Inta retirament in his Hongkong cricketers at hockey, stamps it at once as a fraudulent has gone chief officer, Oniso, Mr have expected a Cabinet drawn country district nearby. Several the home side winning by two document no book was writ A. W. Best, chief officer, Onloe, from all the parties concerned. attempts were made by Dr. Sun goals, to one. Both the Hong- ton as the result of the consulta- | fa.on raHeTVO.

to get him back again, but Mr. kong goals were registered by tion between as alt. But porbaps the permanent Tang was not responsive to the More.

Captain W. S. Turnbull, of the The game WLA most Government will be differently overtures. Of late, be has been enjoyable

If I could write Chinoso I could Halfoorg, has gone chief offoer, and very keenly forge as many of them as I liked. Eldihong. The AFsumption of been up North and has evidently contested.

A book exactly, similar, requiring

Mr J. E. Drummond, acling, leadership by Tuan Chi-jui also been keeping in close touch. with the changing situation, with

only the names to be filled in, chief officer, Haibong, has gone leaves Dr. Sun Yat-son out of the result that ho now comes

could be purchased for 7. conts. second officer, samo ship. the running for the time boing into office. He has had a most NAVIGATION- DANGERS. Buggest that there ware Mr F, W. Grierson, from lesve, nevertheless it is rask to specu-varied career and was among one of the earliest groups of Chinese late at this juncture what part to be educated in the United the Cantonese candidate will Statos. Under the Manchu Gov- ovontually play in the admin-ernment, be kold various

I put it to you that if it wore a sorve, has gone master, Kungon, istration. For the present it sul General in Korea after the been reported by mastors of local chops on it and that there aro no Kungon, is on reserve. Mr.J. W Two daugers to navigation bavo genuine book there would be Captain J. Anderson, of the might be observed that his pros-Chino-Japanese War, whilst vessole to arrive in port yestershops because the book was made Vlok, from reserve, has gone chief pects of the Presidentship are some twenty years ago he visited day, be

for the purposes of this case officer, Kungon not particularly bright.

'India to negotiate the Iibot The Mastor of those Lek Sun-No.

Convention. He was also sent reports that on Sunday morning. In the fourth moon you made Tuan Chi-juf, the Anfu loader, as special onvoy to the United when in Lat. 20.42 N.. Long out a list of this Arm's books ?-- was lost in the limelight in 1920, States in 1908 to thank the Gov-116,536 . the ship passed. Yes, de

chosen..

positions, including that of Con

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chops because the chope, has gone chief offloor, Sanning. had left REPORTS BY TWO LOCAL It did not require chops."

the firm Mr J. MoN. Thompson, chiof when that book was written ?— officer, Banning, is on leave,

Mr P. O. Hutchence, from re« STEAMERS.

ornment for remission of the large plece of wrookago, ap-

Mr W. B. Patey, second officers Hailong, has gone second officer Hatching

Mr W. H. Watson, second officer, Halching, has gone_third

and returns after what apponrod Boxer Indemnity. For a time, poarontly the roof of a deck You signed it as correct? Yes officer, same ship. Mr ETS to bo definite retirement. His he was Prime Minister, on the house, with heavy timbers attach If the partnership book was Evans, third officer, Haighing, i military and political experience establishment of the Chinese ed, just awash,

genuine, why was it not included on resor goes back to the time when he Republic, but he did not hold The Mentor of the ss. Apopy in the list!--16 was 6lways kop! was. Yuan, Sbib-kaf's

ofloo very long. His many reports that his ship passed an separately from the other books officer chief friende 'will follow his «futuro abandoned junk when in Lat, which were all kept by Ho Ming: Unter military advisor. He toorganised with deep interest.

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