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WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1928.

TWO REHEARING NANKING FOREIGN STORY OF RESCUED

CASES.

APPLICATIONS AT POLICE COURT:

REFUGE FOR HYLAMS,

Before Mr. R. E. Lindsoll, at the Central Police Court, this morning, Mr H. C. Macnamara applied for the rohearing of A gummons against Han King-fong who had

POLICY.

LITTLE SUPPORT FOR C. T. WANG.

GONE TOO

FAR IN TREATY QUESTION.

been previously fined, on two occa- MAY HAVE TO RESIGN. alons, for keeping a boarding- house without a licence.

Nanking, July 25.

that

Mr. Macnamara said he had also Chinese agencies _stato applied to the other Magistrato many members of the Nanking (Major C. Willaon) in respect of Government are of the opinion the second occasion on which the that C. T. Wang, the Minister for defendant had his previous one of Foreign Affairs has gone too far $250 doubled on account of a re- in his treatment of the Treaty petition of the offence,

In his application, Mr. Macna- mara denied that it was a board- house, but simply a place of refuge

Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 6 to 7 p.m. Hotel launch meets all steamers. ($25 for thirty Tin Tickots can be had at the Office of the for other lylams like the defen-

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dant, who had been driven out of oher ports. He asked leave for the two summonses to be heard together, mentioning that Major Willson had agreed to a re-hearing of the second summons.

Mr. Lindsell said he could not lump the two summonses together, but agreed on bis own part to fix a day for a re-hearing on the first summons, which he granted. In the meantime, Mr. Macnamaras could communicate with the Seere tariat for Chinese Affairs if he proposed to proceed with the ap- plication after receiving full structions from his clients.

THE INDUSTRIAL. OUTLOOK.

Continued from Page 1)

question. It is said that he may be forced to resign shortly and that it is extremely probabe that he will be succeeded by Dr. C. C. Wu--Renter

Peking, July 26.

Sir Miles Lampson, the British Minister to Peking, gave a dinner last night to Marshal Chiang Kai- shek, Marshal Yen Hsi-skan and other high Nationalist, military officers. The party was held at the British Legation. Reuter.

Mobilising Against North.

Peking, July, 25.- Many reports, believed to have some foundation in fact, are being elreplated to the effect that the Nationalists are mobilising for an in-attack against Fengtion.

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because they were unemployed. What really mattered was the like- hood of a man making good in his new home. When a masi contem- plated what was. before him hore and compared his prospects with his chances overseas, he should have the right to choose for him- self and put his choice into practice.

ANNAMITES.

TERRIBLE EXPERIENCES IN À¦

TYPHOON

ADRIFT IN CHINA SEA.

The eight shipwrecked An- namites who, as previously report- ed, were rescued by the steamer Wong Shek Kung from a water- logged junk in the China Sea, and brought to the Colony, are boat-

men employed by a rice merchant In Quinhon, which is on the Indo- China coast.

A few weeks ago, they left Quinhon to proceed to Faifoo, fur- ther up the coast, to sell a cargo of rice, being accompanied by a broker employed by the rico mer-

chant.

After disposing of the cargo, they proceeded to Hue, the capital of Annam proper, to pick up A return cargo of chinaware and other goods. The broker stayed behind when the boat started on the return voyage.

They left Hue on July 18. The sea was then calm, but on the next day, on the approach of a typhoon, the wind rose and blew the craft out of its course. Heavy seas were encountered, and rain came down In torrents. The efforts of the crew were divided between keep- ing the boat before the wind and balling aut the water.

Throughout the night, and in pitch darkness the frail craft with This mobilisation, however, is its load of helpless humanity was generally interpreted as meaning whirled before the wind out into that the Nationalists Intend to the open China Sen. Long before

all Chibli-Shantung | this,

had snapped drive out

the mant troops, and the remaining Feng Asunder. The rudder had also tien forces, beyond the Great Wall, broken off. The boat was thus at rather than that there is any in the complete mercy of the raging tention to invade Manchuria which elements. would involve them in trouble with Japan-Render.

Chiang Still Delayed,

1

The same conditions continued for the whole of the following day, but they gradually eased down to- wards evening, when the boat was Shanghai, July, 24. The Kuo Min News Agency pub-left adrift many hundred miles listen #1 report from Peking from its course.

The crew were in a state of negotiations complete exhaustion when they stating that owing to the delay in the Manchurian Chiang Kai-shek's departure has were sighted clinging to their again been postponed. It is now water-logged boat, at 3 p.m. the understood that he will leave with following day, by the Wong Shek on the 27th for Kung, which was on her way from Yen lai-shan Tientsin and go thence by sea to Saigon to Hongkong. Nanking. Reuter,

Manchuria and Jupan.

Shanghai, July 24,

The question of migration bad to be further thrashed out between this conatry, and the Dominions. The Government wanted to have the fullest, and frankest com- munication, and they saw their way in certain directions to the adop: That Marshal Chiang Kai-shek tion of a more active polley of han decided to remain in Peking migration, both under the Empire, for the time being to completo Settlement Act and otherwise..

negotiations with the Fengtien delegates, that General Chang Hauch-liang may personally pro ceed to Peking by aeroplane to

On arrival here, the shipwrecked men were handed over to the Har-1 bour authorities who, in conjunc- tion with the French Consul, are arranging for their repatriation.

SMUGGLED SMOKES.

TWO MEN WITH FOURTEEN. THOUSAND.

1

7,000

dutiable

In the, matter of preliminary training, the experience of the last few yours and the reporta on over sens training had decided the Go- vernment to embark upon a sub-confer with the Nationalist leader, and that the Peking-Fenglien atantial expansion of their policy in this direction. Lord Lovat, negotiations are in danger of breaking down are among reports for the Do- Under-Secretary

Each with minions, was going out to Canada, from Chinese sources in Shanghai,

A Japanese report states de cigarettes in his possession, two Australia and New Zealand to follow up the discussions already finitely that negotiations have Chinese were charged before Mr. Initiated by the Dominions come to an end consequent upon W. Schofield, at the Kowloon Secretary during his recent tour. the Japanese warning to Genéral Magistracy this morning, and Hsuch-liang, but the fined $260, ten times the value of He would discuss fairly and freely Chang with the representatives of the Chinese newspapers in Poking de-the duty payable.

In one case, the defendant had Dominions, all the matters which clare that General Hsuch-liang is had been mentioned.

continuing the peace movement. all "Gold Flake", cigarettes while Embarrassing Position. the second defendant had 5,000 Export Credit Scheme. With regard to the Export

Yesterday, the Fengtien. dele: "Gold Flakes" and 2,000 "Three Credits Guarantee Scheme, Mr. gates again conferred with Mar- Castlea" cigarettes. Baldwin said that would come to ahal Chiang Kai-shek, Marshal It is stated by Revenue, Officer an end next year in the absence of Yen-Hsi-shan and General Li Tollan, who prosecuted, that the further orders. The Estimates Com Chung-yen. being also present. defendants came ashore near the mittee of the House of Commons The Japanese warning was dis- Yaumati Ferry Wharf at 9.15 p.m. hud conducted recently a searching cussed, the Fongilen representa- yesterday and intermingled with invesigation into the working of

as they dis the scheme and had expressed them-tives explaining the embarrassing the passengers

position in which Chang Hauch- embarked

the from

ferry. selves satisfied that it was of

They both got Into rickshas practical advantage to the export lang is placed.

but тevenue officers stop. time when they could allow any up-ed out that General Chang Hsuch-ped them and searched a parcel proved assistance of that kind to be lang's relations with the Nation which each defendant had at the dramned. The Government pre-alist Government was a purely bottom of his vehicle.

The defendants were given posed, in due course, to introduce Chinese political matter, and the legislation extending the scheme for Japanese have no right whatsoever three months' hard labour in de- a further two years from Septem-to interfere. The Japanese endea- ber next year.

vour to prevent the Three Eastern fault of payment of the fines. In conclusion, the Premier an- Provinces from joining with the nounced that the Government would rest of China is nothing short of a accelerate the execution of a portion confession thut the Japanese pre- of their scheme for giving railways fer China divided. relief from local taxation, in return for a reduction of freight charges urged the Fengtien delegates to DEALER FINED AT KOWLOON. on certain specified traffic, with telegraph General Chang Hsueh- view to helping the basic industries. liang asking to hoint the Nation- At the Kowloon Magistracy, this The Government, he said, would alist standard and to ignore the morning, a Chinoso pork dealer ask Parliament in the autumn to

Japanese.

was charged before. Mr. W. Scho- make provision for, bringing rail- way frelont reduction into opera-

the disensed carcass of a pig, Shanghai, July 24, tion from December 1st, 1928, in advance of the Government's de- To-day, the Nanking Nationalist which was unfit for human con- rating scheme, which operates as Government officially announced sumption..

Inspector Archibald told from October 1st, 1929, thus to the appointment of Marshals some extent assisting coal export Chiang Kai-shek, Feng Yu-halang. Worship that he visited the defen-

Hsi-ahan, Li and the iron and steel Industries. Yen

Irade. This certainly was not the

Marshal Chiang Kai-shek point-

In conclusion, Marshal. Chang!

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Chai-Bum, dant's premises at No. 257, Port Coal Freight Concessions. General Li Chung-yon, General Hofland Street at 4.10 p.m. on July 16 Mr. Winston Churchill, the Ying-ohing, General Li Lich-chup. On being admilled it was noticed Chancellor of the Exchequer, or- Chang Cho-klang, Shih Tu-pit and that a foki was acting in a suspi plained that the relief in regard to Chan Shu-fan as Commissioners of cious manner by calling out to

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steel coal by 101⁄2d., instead of 3d.

concealed from view.

On going to the back of the pretnisos, Inapoctor Archibald found the carcass of a pig in a basket

Tho. defendant said he was out

dently,

Moreover, said Mr. Churchill, a Two Chinese; one of them a re- scheme had been framed to pro-presentative of the Hing Loon firm, cure the migration of 2,600 boys; were summoned before Mr. H. E at the time and that the pig had 9,000 single men and women and Lindsell this morning for having been purchased by his buyer, Ho. 2,500 families from the mining unstamped letters in their posses- was not aware of the animal's districts alone, at a cost of 2600,000 ton. These letters were found on

two travelling traders who were ar- His Worship remarked that it annually.

Finally, added Mr. Churchill, the rosted while proceeding to Kong was probably a bad bargain on Government contemplated a scheme moon, and who had previously been the part of the buyer.

fined before Major C. Willson. It was pointed out that the for stimulating Empire settlement, Fines of $20 and 35 respectively defendant had no right to have al which would ultimately cost: pro-

lin the, present case. Printed and Fublished for the Proprietors by ALFRED MORLEY,bably £2,000,000 annually-Reuter were indicted on both defendante undressed pig on the premises n

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