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NON-CO-OPERATION
IN EGYPT.
WAFD PARTY ISSUES A
· PROCLAMATION. "
Cairo, July 28..
A preamble to the Wald pro- clamation of July 26, signed by Nahas Pasha, says:
"The present Government has revolted against the constitution and has fled from the face of Parliament. The present Govern- ment is autocratic and Parliament (ale) to-day has voted non-confid- ence in the present Government, which has no right to collect taxes from the nation. These can only. be paid when the Government cons trols its own government."
has prohibited Sidky Pasha publication of this proclamation in the local press, and the police yes- terday evening searched the Saadiat Club but found no copies.-Reuter.
[An carlier message reparted that following King Fuad's virtual rofusal to convene a apecial session of Parliament, the Waldista held a "parliament" in the Saadist Club under the presidency of Abdel of the Fahmy, Vice-President Chamber. It adopted a motion of non-confidence in the Government. At the conclusion of the meeting Nahas Pasha declared that a non- co-operation movement,, with non- payment of taxes, would start im- mediately.]
THE CANADIAN ELECTIONS..
EMPIRE TRADE AND TARIFF ISSUES.
Ottawa, July 28. Polling in the general election all uver Canada is proceeding to- day. The campaign was wound up with broadcast addresses by the Liberal Prime Minister, Mr. W. L. Mackenzie King and the Con- servative opposition leader Mr. R. B. Bennett, emphasising the vital issues.
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Mr. Mackenzie King stressed that his recent budget envisaged that Canadians gen- erally favoured a government lead towards Empire economic soli- darity.
Mr. Bennett, on the contrary, contended that inter-empire and Empire agreements must be based on reciprocal trade preferences. Canada's first considetation should be adequate. protective tariffs against foreign competition.
Although both chief parties claim that they will obtain a clear majority in the next Parliament, betting on the results does not bear out such confidence, and-indicates that the Independents and Western Canada farmers' representatives hold the balance of power; as obtained in 1921-26-Reuter.
CHATER MEMORIAL
CLOCK.
GIFT OF THE ARMENIAN
CHURCH. ›
The clock which has recently been installed in the University Tower is the gift of the Armenian Church in Calcutta,
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In his will, Sir Paul Chater made this Church the Residuary Legatees of his estate. The Off- cial Trustee of Bengal visited Hongkong in 1927, and was the guest of the Vice-Chancellor of sa the University, an old friend of 7 his in Calcutta. On his return to Calcutta, the Official Trustee sug gested to the authorities of the Armenian Church that it would be a graceful act on their part, if they raised some money to be I spent in the University of Hong- kong in commemoration of Sir Paul Chater's services to the Uni- veraity and of his generosity to his national church in his native" town.
Sir Paul Chater was the Chair-jutz- man of the Committee which was ic appointed in 1908 to work out the University scheme, and he was, jos • until his death, the University's Hon: Treasurer as well as its benefactor.
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"They are hopes that all will Astor share who have the interests of the
ward of the junk. Ho Tai had THE DUKE OF TORK ON ITS Empire at heart, for the preserva gathering, and at the end of the
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"In Australia I was struck by and Lady Burnham, Lord and Lady the vital necessity for improved Middleton and Sir Peter Chalmers communications in the Empire, and Mitchell, led the way to a marqued said so. The Press can be too near the parrot house, in which modest of its own influence. I the dancing took place.
Save for an occasional roar from Hill, C.B.E., recounted these details "Who could fail to be impressed, have yet to learn that it is unable and congratulated the junk mas the Duke asked, "by the power that to accomplish anything upon which the lions, the 4,000 animals in the Zoo did not seem aware of the un-. ter on his promptness in giving
you, the Press of the Empire, wield, it mind is set, unitedly!!****
After dinner the guests were usual function taking place in their Fanalstance
by the serious purpose of your mistaken round the Gardens, which midst.
ly in your keeping, and your in- followed by the Duchess of Norfolk, Improved communications influence plays no mean part in the Lord and Lady Lansdowne, Lady Ellesmere, Lady Astor, M.P. Lord two or three times that he was the Empire were atressed as a vital maintenance of world peace. picked up in one of the funk's necessity by the Duke of York sampans.
when he spoke at the Empire Press Making the presentation to Ho Union banquet Gardens, Regent's Naval Yard, Rama Admiral R. A. S. Park. Tai yesterday afternoon at the
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