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1928.

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KOWLOON VICTORY OVER THE ARTILLERY.

REPORTED RECALL OF ITALIAN MINISTER. -

AMERICAN INTEREST IN FAR EAST,

Rome, Feb. 24. Last year's champions are gradual

Shanghai, Feb. 25. The Giornale d'Italia, in a ly overtaking the University and, are

Mr. Henry L. Stimson; the newly- now within live points of the leaders special edition, gives currency to appointed Governor-General of the with two matches in hand. As was a report that Signor Mussolini has Philippines, who is en route to his generally expected they had little deelded to recall the Italian post, was entertained here to a dificulty, in accounting for the Royal Minister in Vienna. Artillery, whom they bent by eight The foregoing step is a sequel of Commerce, at the American banquet by the American Chamber to protests in the Austrian Cham-Club. ber against the alleged oppression

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Kowloon Defeat the Artillery, There was never any doubt as to the ultimate result of the match be tween the Kowloon C.C. and the

the Austrian minority in South Tyrol.

The Austrian Chancellor, Dr. Solpel, has, in fery language, appealed to Italy and the world

this alleged oppression.

Royal Artillery on the former's ground. The visitors could do no better than 115 runs to which the on home team replied with 120 for the Reuter.. loss of only two wickets.

For the visitors Leach

top Was scorer with 46, Goodwin taking, wickets for 43 runs..

firace scored 61.for the home team while . C. Fincher was net out with 30 to his credit.

Civil Servico v. Kowloon. Paying

visit to Happy Valley, the Kowloon Second eleven bent the Civil Service by three wickets.

The hosts took first knock scored 122, Grimmitt being the chief contributor with 32. Overy took six

wickets for 40 runs.

The Kowloon team knocked off the necessary runs with three wickets in hand, play being stopped after they had scored 118 for eight wickets, Reynolds with 47 and Buxton with 30 were the top scorera.,

Navy Draw

There was some very heavy scoring in the Navy ground at King's Park where the home team entertained the Hongkong Electric. The latter da well to draw although the Navy had the advantage throughout.

The home team batted consistently and declared with their total at 160, for five wickets. Lugg api Orchar both reached the thirties before ha ing dismissed, the former scoring BR and

the latter 38.

In the course of a speech, Mr. Stimson significantly alluded to America's expanding interests in the Far East, the increased trade was pregnant with with which possibilities for the benefit of China and other countries.

SIR PETER GRAIN.

KNIGHTHOOD FORMALLY

GAZETTED.

London, Feb. 26. The knighthood on Sir Peter. Grain, Chief Judge of H. M. Su...” preme Court in China,, has been gazetted.--Reuter,

Sir Peter Grain has arrived in of Appeal sitting in a case which Hongkong, to attend the Full Court opens at the Supreme Court this morning.

SAMOA REBELLION,

NAVAL FORCE ASSISTS IN ARRESTS.

AN ELECTRIC MOTOR.

MAY REVOLUTIONIZE AERONAUTICS.

Detroit, Feb. 5K What its backers predict may re volutionise the whole theory of aeronautics has been invented by Lester Hondershot in the shape of instead of by petrol, by electrio mo. a new type of motor onging driven, chanism running on its electro- magnetism as applied to the earth's rotary motion.

Colonel Lindbergh and Major Lanphier, who are reported to have identified themselves with the pro- motion of the now ongino, tested it [at Selfridge Field. The engine pro- dured 1,800 revolutions per mi- nute, at which it is claimed to run for 2,000 hours before it becomes bocessary to recharge the magnet centro

No Anxiety.

Mr. Stimson discounted the

Wellington, Feb. 25. Vienna, Feb. 25.

theory that trade development was It is learned from Apin that The Italian Minister has in- inconsistent with the freedom of 250 members of the illegal police formed the Chacellor that netlny any, people. On the contrary, organised by the Mau society on telegraphic instructions from trade was a direct incentive to de- have been arrested by white and he Italian Government he is going mecracy, Americans no longer en-Samoan police, protected by an to Rome to 'present a report. tertained a parochial outlook, but The recall of the Italian Minis- vere showing increasing interest

armed naval force from the ter is believed in Parliamentary in world, affairs.Our Own Car-cruisers Dunedin and Dietaede. Lamphior

Reater. circles to be chiefly to enable him respondent.

to inform Mussolini more closely. as regards the Austrian attitude on the South. Tyrol question. No] anxiety is felt concerning any breach of Italo-Austrian political relations.

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It is argued that Dr. Seiple's speech in Parliament was strictly within proper limits for a discus- sion of international questions, and Italy, has no reason to feel that is national honour is affect-i ed.--Rexter.

RUSSIAN GOLD.

AMERICAN VIEW OF IMPORTATION.

Washington, Feb. 25 The Stato Department has nd-,

The declaration was delayed too lang, however, as the naval team didvised the Treasury that it does not not allow themselves sufficient time in object to coinage of the 85,000,000) which to dispose of the visiting worth of gold bara sent to the Unit batsmen. At the close of play the ed intes by the Soyiet. Govern- Hongkong Electric had made 107 av ment. eti hnd two wickets in hand.

Friendly Matches.

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On the Craigengawer ground the home team lost to the Hongkong C. C. by six wickets. The Valley team made 122 (Fritz 26 and Hamson 2), the visitors replying with 157. for eight wickets (Duckitt 40 and Hayward 32 retired). The visitors had passed their opponents' total after the loss of the fourth wicket.

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The R. A. O. C. took revenge for their Lengua defeat at the hands of the Club de Recreio by bent ing their rivals Saturday by 50 runs. The Army team medu 100 runB (Greenaway 38), und tha. Recreio 50 (Lake 8 for 20 and Bale 4 for 28).

These two second strings met on the Hongkong C. C. ground, the match resulting in a win for the home team. After making 117 (Mend 42), the Hongkong C. C. players dismissed their opponents. for 76 (West 7 for 21.)

A team captained by W. Hung engaged the Police at Happy Valley, the visiting players winning by 26 runs. Hung's cleven compiled 120 (W. Hung 32) and then dismissed the Police for 94 (A. T. Lee 3 for 5 runs),

THE OIL WAR.

NO CONFIRMATION OF PEACE RUMOURS,

New York, Feb. 25. Mr. A. S. Debenham, represent- i ing Sir Henry Deterding, of the Royal Dutch oil syndiente,' who arrived here on a mysterious mis- siun said to have been connected with the "oil war," returned to Europe on the Olympic. He de-j clined to reven! the results of his stay in America.

So far there has been no definite! confirmation of the New York re- ports that the rival all interests have patched up their differences and called off the costly price, war in India.

One obstacle to settlement between the Standard Oil and Royal Dutch groups Is said to be the plan of Russian oll interests to expand their production. Two Rusalan representatives are st present in the United States and are stated to be seeking a credit of £2,000,000 to purchase a refin ing plant and construct a pipe line in the Baku reglon to permit of an increase of one third in the total Russian oil production.-. Reuter's American Service.

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THE COTTON CRISIS.

MANY FIRMS REPORTED IN EXTREMIS.

London, February 25, Mr. Frod Holroyd, in the pre; sidential speech at the annual meeting of the Federation of Mas ter Cottonspinners' Associations at Manchester, said that many firana wore in extremis and the call for the easing of the burden was an ine, mediato one.

Nobody ever imagined the deptos sion in the American spinning saction would last no long: - Thọ committee WAB convinced that production costs were too high and production Insufficient Reuler.

President Coolidge expresses the opinion that the Russian gold ship. menta are in payment of trade ba- lances and do not signify any pro- sportivo change in Russo-American diplomatic realations.--Reuter's Am- erican Service.

[This bullion was sent "to facilitato trade and for possible use in ox- transactions," but it change was indicated on Saturday that, the Treasury having banned imparts of gold from Russia, only a special order from Washington could make the gold effective for the purDOACH for which it was intended."

NORTH MAKES MOVE.

CHANG TSO-LIN. PLANS AN OFFENSIVE.

Peking, Feb. 26. The Fergtien authorities are re- ported to have ordered forces to the "north of the Yellow River to begin an offensive against the Kuominchun within a week.

Chiang Hauch-liang and Yang Yu-ting left for that front to- day--Reuter

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