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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER – 9, 1929.

NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR

ERIGIDAIRE

THERE ARE DOMESTICL MODELS OF FROM FOUR TO EIGHTEEN OUBIC FEET STORAGE CAPACITY.

OVER

upon"="squetze" as a recognised.

'means of supplementing their

· DAY BY DAY.

rather lowly incomes. The reflux action is found in the fact that MAN CAN. IT IS A GIFT-Raymond NO MAN CAN BE AS RUDE AB A „WO-

the victims of the system often Coulson, incomplainingly pay out the sums demanded.

Hongkong, we like to think, stands In many respects as a mode! to Chins. We have indeed the

worda of the late Din Baankat son to back up that statene ri himself adroitéed that honesty of the docal ad tion and the lidasia: which gave "kim his seeking to retčens

We are Camiits

•·fect, buti Will deng

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Squeezer

we cannot

ahown that that

British admiÍSICFAI

1,000,000 ruptive infusces

IN USE THROUGHOUT

SCCINE, WORLD.........

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Lieut. J. W. Wilson has been appointed to HM.S. Medway.

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The P. & O. s.s. Kashmir, from Hongkong, arrived at London on the 6th October at midnight. -

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The Ben Life Bencleuch, from Home, Straite du Philippine parts, is due here on the 17th in- ptant.

HÉCKY – Thể còmment you quotes Was qbviously in kilp. The tence should have ended at the

Are will was Pantle Age

Lecture Mostitute on October at 6.80 p. roul Vidmantu to the

MT: Price

Chung Ki

Küld girl, as admitted into the Government ry Hospitalijexterday As the Fylt of fil down the staircase hevaufe bil her home at No 67, Wongmei ferers: Havayonblunthumselileko tog phong Road. blame if thepuallow thesevil to

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connotes, is the

MR. SUN FO LEAVES CANTON.

BIG CROWD-GIVES HIS WARM SEND-OFF.

Canton, Oct. 8.

Mr. Sun Fo, Minister of Com-

munications and Railways to the Nationalist Government left hore yesterday, afternoon on his way back to Nanking.

The Very Idea!

Sir Richard Terry, the composer and musician, la shortly leaving England to find peace and quiet in which to intah some harmonising.

He will sall to the Arctic seas in

an ironore trading vessel, Officially he will act as purser, for passengers navngtralioved, and for this ser

lee he will receive a wage of 18. a month.

Mr. Sun Fo has beer in South Sir Richard has been engaged

for some time on harmonising' China just a fortnight) most of Calvin'a Psalter, which has never this time being spent in the been published with modern nota- Chung Shant Model District. 1 Thẻ tation. He is also working on the' been in Canton and he has taken finished, but there are many touches last few days, however, he has harmonising. of the Scottish Psalter, These two works are nearly the opportunity of inspecting the to be added, and in the water A three Kwangtung Rallways and of etic air Sir Richard hopes to find addressing the workers and the quiet he needs. Also he has oficials of these lines...Accome been recommended by his doctor to panied by Mrs. Sun Fo, he left take a holiday... Canton yesterday afternoon on the Sir Richard is taking plangere $25 afternoon express from Tai with him, believed to be one of the Sha Tau for Hongkong, to embark first to enter the Arctic Circle, ..... for Shanghal by the as. President Grant.

...

Angel (late motorist)--"Here, I say, can I change these wings for another petrad 25%

Mr. Sun Fo was accorded 3 great send-off, the Tai Sha Tao

St. Peter Why? What for? railway station being lavishly te corated with flowers and flags and thing in the sky's passing me.”-

Angel—” “Well-every- blessed umerous firecrackers being let off t as the train dry out of the The sonicated gentleman was station. All the stations where vainly endeavouring to open the the train wil step have been front door with his latchkey, and way staff at the various stops will by happened to notice his difficulty.

assembled, to greet the Minis

Excuse me, sir," he said. "Per fer, whilst Mr. Lau Ko-ho, manag- hapa. I can assist you.” ing director of the Chinese, sec- tion, will travel to Hongkong with Mr. Sun Fo in the special saloon "attached to the train for the Minister's use.

DODWELL &Co., Ltd. unchecked enigeata that saha lähipathi military similarly decorated and the rail after the eighth attempt a passer-

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authorities in all cases where they have any double as to the legality WEDNESDAY OUT. 9. 1929. or the demands made upon them.

"SQUEEZE."

"Shertainly not," replied the re vellort "out of the question." He continued his unsuccessful attacks on the keyhole.

the Government flightsdó álgranty bump at Shamapur was fined $10 den] mother to does thethe Heay Mr. Savnet Smith at the Murat this morning charge of trespassing. Ny Kumom the tr

Koike, the manager of Hongkong, branch. Pot the

"Look here," said the other man intral Bankäfilias tendered his

firmation which had been duly A large crew of officials in a moment later, I'll knock for you. accepted and. Mr. SEE to Yu assembled at the Tal Sha Tau station his head with vigour. Most des- Again the intoxicated one shook; been appointed as his successor, to bid farewell to Me Sihidedly not," he protested, "Let reports the Canton News Agency. Amongst those present were is them wait!"

Excellency General Chan Ming- ahu, Civil Governor of Kwang- More "howlers": tung; General Wu Te-chen, Mem- The "Root and. Branch Bill" ar ber of the Central Executive Com-dered the farmers, to prune their mittee; Mr. Lam Wen-kol, Mayor trees every year.. of Canton; General Au Yang-kue, The Immortal Willid is a name Commissioner of Police; Mr. L. C. applied to the German Emperor, Tub, Commissioner of Foreign A Trade Union is a place which a Affairs, and many other officials workman goes to when he gets the and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Sun sack. For Our Own Correspondent.

By systematic work along these lines, it ought to be possible in course of time, if not to suppress the evil altogether, at any rate very materially to lessen it. |

Long Distance Flights.

After a series of wild rumours

were

Mr. Henry fun, bajos ef ME. Honry McEwen, bosun of the Empress of Russia, who is retiring on his return to Vancouver, was the recipient of a souvenir which was presented to him by Mr. C. M. Manners, on behalf of the staff of the Kowloon Godowns, at an in- formal gathering yesterday.

MOLASSES MASH.

TECHNICAL CASE COMES

UP AT KOWLOON.

plainant...

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Sergeant-What's the first thing do when cleaning your rifle?"

Private "Look at the number."). Sergeant "What would you do that for?"

Private To see don't clean someone else's."

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"Our felt hats fit so well that they are not felt.

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The many cases of acceptances of bribes by employees of the Govern- ment which have recently come to light might be disquieting if they

An art exhibition is to be held bétokened any increase in an evil which is all too common in the emanating from Russia and at the Lai Ching Art College, 155; period of anxiety regarding their tton of the Chinese National Day, Wang Nei Chong Road, in celebra- East. We are not inclined, how whereabouts. Costes and Bellontech the 10th, 11th and 12th Instant. ever, to believe that "squeeze" is have turned up safely at Taiteihar. The founder of this College is Mr. any more prevalent; now than ever it Manchutis, hawling completed ones. Y. Pow, a well-known artist. was. Rather does there seem of the most remarkable flying. Hundreds of paintings will by dis- played, and the exhibition will be to show that what is feats of 1929, a year already notepen to all interested in art. evidence really happening is a greater will-able for brillant achievements in

The manager of the Wong Wo Sun Distillery of Cheung Sha ingness on the part of those vic-aviation. They left Le Bourget

The following forthcoming Wan, appeared before Mr. T. S timised to come forward and seek Field, near Paris, at eight o'clock weddings are announced. Mr Whyte Smith at the Kowloon

in the morning of September 27th Hermann Alfred Ottiger: No. 136 Magistracy this morning on three follows:- the punishment of the guilty. If that is the case, then it is all to and, according to the story told Manga Avenue, Manila, to Misa charges brought under the Dis-"Our carpets are sold by the yard,

Leonie Fetkoeter, to press correspondents in North 29, Leipzig, W. 31, who is on her of the Import and Exports Depart

Jahnstrasse tillery Ordinance; Mr. H. A. Taylor, but do not wear by the feet, the good. Some few years ago, a China, they landed In remote way to the Colony on board the s.s.ment being mentioned as the com- former Governor of the Colony country in Heilungkiang, some 52 Oldenburg. Mr. Michel Chan, No. stated that he was constantly re- hours later, having covered a dis-49 Pottinger Street, to Miss Philomena Szeto, "No. 52, Praya

The charges were (1) 'failing to 'ceiving complaints of "squeeze" | tance of 9,610 kilometres, or East.

record in his Molasses Mash Book in the Government service, but the roughly, 6,000 miles! It appears

the addition of molasses to Molasses mash in mash kongs, the Paris difficulty was that no-one would that the delay in getting into com- Among the passengers leaving full charge of molasses having Brussels come forward and actually sign munication with the outside world Hongkong yesterday on the Pre been already recorded as placed Amsterdam his name to the complaint. He was brought about by the wariness sident. Grant were Mr, Sun Foi Lin the konge; (2) removing and Berlin

of Chinese soldiery, whose expert Minister of Railways, returning to distilling certain molassess mash Copenhagen added that he could not believe the ence with Soviet planes in Man-ton; Mr. Tong Shao-yi, former molasses mash being recorded in Helsingfors

the North after a visit to Can- from molasses mash kong, such Vienna complaints, were without justifica churia recently led them to sus- Chinese Minister of Foreign Af-his Molasses Mash Book as being Bucharest

Lisbon tion, but remarked that it was Im-pect that Costes and Bellonte were fairs, returning to Shanghai in due for distillation, and (3) re- Buenos Aires possible for the Government to "enemy" aviators in distress, with company with Mr. Sun Fo; Mr. C moving from his distillery premises Shanghai take action unless clear evidente with the result that they

Noltenfus, attached to the firm of approximately 50 gallons of newly- Yokohama could be obtained. Latterly, how-taken into "custody: It is antici- returning to Europe via the United without a removal permit from

Erdmann and Lielcken, Batavia, distilled dutiable. Chinese spirit Now York

Genova ever, the aggrieved partics have pated that the official obstacles States: Mr. T. J. Cokely, general the Superintendent of Imports and Milan

will be cleared up within a day or manager for the Orient of the Exports.

Stockholm been coming forward more freely, go, and that the French airmen, Robert Dollar Co., returning to Mr. Horace Lo represented the Prague

Dalo with the result that it has been will be free to depart. They will headquarters in Shanghai from a defendant. possible to institute proceedings not continue the flight to Tokyo, Manilla; Mr. Wang Shih-ling, con-that Mr. Taylor was engaged at the Bombay business trip to Hongkong and Revenue Officer Young intimated Athens but this, of course, means nected with the Y.M.C.A. in Yun- Central Court and was unable to Hongkong That it will ever be possible to little. Coates and Bellonte have nanfu, travelling to Shanghai, wipe out "squeeze" altogether is have already succeeded beyond

appear before his Worship. The Silver (spot) prosecution asked for a date for Silver (forward) hardly to be hoped for. The their expectations in what they

hearing to be fixed. set out to do, the previous long- system seems so firmly establish-

distance non-stop, record having ed in Oriental countries that it been bettered by over 1,000 miles! permentes life at every turn. We No further evidence is needed that all know of the houseboys who the era when every part of the gets a monthly rake-off from the world will be within four days of other servants, of the foreman in London, or Paris, or New York, is Industrial establishments who rapidly approaching. Every coun doas likewise in respect of those try is paying closest attention to hand for the Nelson Day concert CHAUFFEUR WITHOUT for whom he manages to get jobs, of long-distance aerial travel, for which a most attractive pro- the task of mastering the problems Theatre on the 21st instant, and which is to take place at the Lee

and so on in practically every call-whether by means of the refuel- grame has been arranged." Ing in which subordinatoa are em-ting-in-the air system, or by the

Tickets are $2 and $1, with PAYS DEARLY FOR ABSENCE ployed. All our offers, all our hores, development of engines of great special provision for the Services

FROM COURT. are doubtless honeycombed with capacity. The British Air Minis-and their friends at 20 cents per "squeeze" in one form or another. try is even now engaged in pre- from the Theatro. There are no Hamilton this morning, subsequent head, including tram fare to and Appearing before Mr. E. W. But the evil in this form is largelyparations for an attempt on the re- reserved seats, but there will be to his arrest on a warrant, a public unproventible, and in any case it cord set up by Costes and Beltonte, ample accommodation for all, under car driver, who was charged with The machine to be used will be a arrangements ensuring that those lacking a licence, was asked why he concerns the individual rather

present will hear and see all that did not attend in Court yesterday than the community as a whole.

monoplane similar to that in which Is presented.

when hla case was first called. 7 Flight-Lleutenant Jenkins flew A special attraction will be the There is no question, in these non-stop from Cranwell to India, bands of the K.O.S.B. and HMS been running around endeavouring Defendant explained that ho had casos, of the law being infringed, the engine being a special develop. Berwick, which will be heard in into raise the wherewithal to pay the When it comes to employees of the ment of the Napier engine whichdividual and massed selections. An-One that he know would inevitably. Government utilising their official was used in the 1927 Schneider other feature will be the Sailors be imposed. positions for the extraction of has been built to the design of the wick, whilst well-known local ar- Trophy contest.The monoplane Hornpipe by men from H.M.S. Rer-

His WorshipBut you had bribes, however, the matter takes Fairey Company and the pilot for tistes who will contribute to the money to find your bail of $25, on a totally different complexion. the new venture will be Fit. Lieut. husband, Mrs. Womack, Capt Me the ball would not be sufficient.

trogramme Include Mrs. Young- Defendant; I was afraid that In this connexion, it has to be Jonkins. The Air Ministry is pon Nair, Mr. R. A. Green, Mr. Ad His Worship pointed out that

fident of success of the attempt, borne in mind that we live in which bhonid establish direct flight Brock Mr. W. Hannibal and Mr. E a result of the non-appearance close proximity to a country which between Cranwell and Cape Tower Excerpts from the Bm of the defendant in the first in- is still unhappily not free from Failure will not matter greatly it Through the kindness of Mr. treated In addition to that, de "Keep Watch," will also be shown stance the bail of $25 had been es is upon continuous experiments of Richard Lee and trustees, the use fendant Would now have to pay a corruption, a country in which this and that the future of aviation of the Lee Theatre is being pro-fine of $10, or go to prison for Government servants largely look depends.

vided free of charge.

fourteen days.

in quite a number of cases,

THE NELSON DAY. CONCERT.

A SPLENDID PROGRAMME

ARRANGED.

Arrangements are now well,»ia'

His Worship: This is a very technical case I should think; all about molasses mash,

Mr. Lo:-Yes.

The case was fixed for the afternoon of Wednesday next,

LICENCE.

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WAS- PRIMROSE.

The parishioners of Oliver Goldsmith's Vicar, of Wake- field were a fortunate. set of people. A more charitable creature than the Rev. Dr. Primrose never-stepped, or n more unworldly, or a more de- mocratic. He was not naham- ed to take his own Horse to market to sell, nor Everse to a glass of ale, in the Inn, par- lour. Each and hilof his flock loved him, bu

Unfortunately, like so many of the servants of God, the Vicar was poor, and thrift was not on the list of hir virtues. There came day. when the sheriff's officers ar

red to carry him off to a dobe

tor's prison. Yet misfortune. and adversity could not daunt the cheerful soul.

Waamile at his "weak- nesses, but like film the more for them. Yorkshire may be proud of having furnished the original of this genuinely Christian clergyman in the pernon of Benjamin Wilson. Vicar of Wakefield a’händred and fifty years aga