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PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Monday, the 18th day of January, 1932, at 3 p.m., at the Offices of the Public Works Department. by Order of His Excellency the Governor, of one Lot of Crown Land at Wong Nei Chung. in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 73 YOUTH. with the option of renewal at a Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the Kink. for further term of 75 years,

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT,

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CONVICTS CARRY OFF WARDEN.

PURSUED BY 500 MEN AND

AEROPLANES.

WOMAN AS HOSTAGE.

New York, Dec. 11. Six convicts, all serving long terms for crimes of violence, escap-

more

FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1932.

BRITISH CAR SUPREMACY.

DOMINATION OF THE

HOME MARKET.

"Only 1932 models avaliable, old stock sold out." That was netually a fact when the 1932 motor "sea son" started on October 1.

DRUG SMUGGLING

SECRETS.

NO MYSTERIOUS OR HANDSOME AGENTS.

The international fight against leit drug trafficking and the cla- borate methods of the traffickers were described in a lecture to the The figures to prove this antia- Pharmaceutical Society by Mr. M. factory state of affairs are con- D. Perrima, administrative officer. tained in an official statement, at the Home Office, of the Danger- just landed by the Society of Motor on Drugs Act, Manufacturers and Tradera, of the number of vehicles registered, ex-principal marketa

At the present time, he said, the for smuggling ported, imported, and produced in

the United States, Great Britain for the year ended drugs were

That date consti- China, Egypt, India, the South September 30. tuted the end of the automobile American jopublies, and to a lesser

extent year, both in technical dating of clandestine factories were known to important the cars which are produced and exist, and the large quantity of The statistics of this offefal body representing all Interests of the drugs finding their way into the illicit traße came from one or other motor trade.

of the known factorica,

Canada. No

The production of the British motor industry for 1931 amounted

The smuggler naturally took the to 226,307 vehicles, as compared line of least resistance. Ile had with 236,528 durlog the previous imown druga pass through Get- decrenue only of many to Switzerland, from there to year. This is 4.3 per cent. In one of the worst. France, and then to Shanghai, and if not the worst, year of trading thence to the United States via which has occurred since the Kobe. motor industry was established in England in 1894.

It is a wonderful testimony to British industry, as in other coun- tries production of motor vehicles bas fallen four to six times the percentage.

At present (it being under. slood that the smugglers were con- stantly changing their methods) the principal routes followed were from the Dardanelles to Marscilles. and thence to the United States and the Far East.

Mr. Perrins described the prin- cipal methods of the drug traffic- a millionkers, which summarised are:

Small but Notable. Of these quarter of motor vehicles 168,997 were cars

traders it stands

Largo

дн

quantities

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Letters will be accepted at Hongkong for transmission by Air Mail from Calgary to Montreal (Canada). Such letters must be handed in over the Counter of the General Post Office or Kowloon Post Office and must be superscribed "Air Mail Calgary-Montreal". The Air Mall foe, which additional to the ordinary postage, is 70 cents per sunca.

PARCEL MAIL The Public are hereby warned that in view of the passing of the Abnormal Importations Customs Duties Act, no guarantee can be given that Bay parcel will not be subject to Customs duty on arrival Kingdom. The system of prepayment of Customs duties in the United the value of £500 or its equivalent in dollars cancelled until further notice except as regards parcels of silk of or under it will however be necessary in those cases to make

the rate of the day. deposit against duty equal in amount to the declared value of the Parcel

Definite information will be published in the Mall Noticon directiz it is received.

Letters and postcards for Europe and South America are forwarded "Via Siberia" If so superscribed.

INWARD MAILS.

Per Allpore

From

Straits Australia and Manila Manila Shanghal and Amoy Shanghai and Amay. Shanghai and Swatow

Manila

Calcutta and Straits Japan and Shanghai Saigon

Canada, U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan and Shanghai (Vancouver B.C., 2nd January)

Japan and Shanghai Straits

Da

January 16.

Kitano Maru

January 15.

Emp. of Asia

January 10.

Txinan

January 17.

Sonchow

January 17.

Tjibadak

January 17.

Prea Jackson

January, 18.

Kutsang

January 18,

Porthon

.January 19.

Athos II.

January 20,

January 22.

January 22.

January 22.

January 23,

Emp. of Canada Hakoznk Mnru Horuna Maru U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan and Shang-

hat (San Francisco, 26th Dec.) .. Pres. Monroe U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan and Shang-

hai (San Francisco, 1st January) Pren. McKinley

OUTWARD MAILS. For

Per Fort Bayard...

Sunkong Holhow, Pakhal and Haiphong Samshul and Wuchow Amoy

Japan

January 25.

Date and Time'

Fri., Jan. 16, 3 p.m.

Kingyuan Kong Ning Talamba Kitano Maru... Fri., Jan. 15, 5 p.m.

Fri., Jan. 15, 8.30 p.m. .Fri., Jan. 15, 4 p.m.

Shanghai and Europe via Siberia.. Kashmir

Fri, Jan. 15, 6 p.m.

Registration Letters

and 67,310 were goods carriers, (1) The ordinary method of con- omnibuses, and coaches. Actually | cealment in other goods, with false there were more of these heavy names and addresses to cover up motors made this year than in the | their tracks, previous twelve months, 18, of (2) The method known that year's total, 169.669 were ears | switching”—getting at the illicit and 66,858 heavy vehicles,

drugs en route and leaving the Thus while the enr production empty cases to go on their way, dropped 6.3 per cent., heavy goods (3) Smuggling by post. This carriers and coaches increased by is it inconvenient and risky 7

per cent. a matter of only 4562 method." velifeles. In ordinary years the (4) Carrying the drugs in per- small increase would pass unno-sonal luggage. tfeed, but in such a bad year for can be smuggled in this way, It

in out boldly was a very expensive method, In-Straits, Ceylon, India, Mauritius, relief.

volving the payment of fares over

East and South Africa, Aden. Egypt and Europe vin Marseilles Karmala During this year the greatest enormous distances an indication number of vehicles licensed to use of the profit to be made ont of the the roads of Great Britain wastraffle. 1,076,128

348900 commer- cara,

(5) Concealment of drugs cial goods motors, 80,208 hackney board ship to be smuggled ashore coaches, omnibuses, and taxicabs, by members of the ship's crew. and 26,646 re-engines and official

No Alluring Princesses, vehicles exempt from paying road licence fees, a total of 1,536,951, "In spite of the articles in the excluding 2,862 tractors, agricul- Sunday Press," Mr. Perrins added, tural and otherwise which neca- "I can assure you that the drug Straits and Calcutta sionally are driven on the high tratticker is in appearance a very way. Besides this huge total of ordinary individual. In my experi four-wheeled

and six-wheeledence I have never found the "lur Bangkok traffic, the roads also had to carrying princess' or the 'handsome and

Hofhow G03,728 motor cycles.

mysterious stranger' engaged in It needs few words to realise the traffic.

on

Sandakan

Апюу

case in

Saigon Mantia

which a Princess was involved, but

210)

Japan,

Canada, U.S.A. *C, and *South America and Europe via Vancouver E.C.

Parcela

Letters

Registration

Porcela

.Fri., Jan. 15.

K.P.O.

...6 p.m.

..6 p.m.

Sat, Jan. 16,

..16th, 4.30 p.

16th, 8 a.m. .16th, 10 a.m.

G.P.O.

15th, 5 p.m. Registration....16th, B.45 am Letters.......16th, 10.80 sm.

(Due Marseilles, 13th February). Hinaang .Sat, Jan. 10, 10 am. ..Sat., Jan. 16.

Yuensang

Parcels

Letters

.1 p.m.

p.m.

1.30 p.m. Kwelyang Sat., Jan. 16, 1.30 p.m. Changchow.. Sat., Jan. 16, 3.30 p.m. Helikon .....Sat., Jan. 16, 4.30 p.m. Prux. Jefferson, Sat., Jan. 10, 4.39 pm. Klangsu Sun., Jan. 17, 8.30 am. Canton Maru...Sun., Jan. 17, 9 a.m. Tyndareus..Mon., Jan. 18, 1.30 p.m. Agapenor. Mon., Jan. 18, 2.30 p.m. Hydrangea .Mon., Jan. 18, 3 p.m.

Gustar Diederichsen Sat., Jan. 16,

liye Maru

Mon. Jan. 18. Rogistration

.4.15 p.m. Letters ..

5 p.m. (Due Vancouver B.C., 8th February.) Mon. Jan. 18. Registration Lettera

5 pm.

.6 p.m.

ed from Leaven-worth penitentiary how congested must be main roads "True, I know of one titis morning, kidnapping the war-

of Great Britain to-day with over den, Mr. T. B. White. For two million motor vehicles as well I do not think she was particularly Bangkok via Swatow than five hours they spread terror

as four million pedal cyclists, and, alluring. She was, in fact,

Swatow, Amoy and Formosa through the surrounding country-it is said, half a million horsed Ethiopian Princess and entered a Japan side in an attempt to shake or vehicles as

a constant potential neighbouring country with a con- Straits pursuit.

traffic upon them.

Aiderable retinue and considerable Swatow Private cars have increased in baggage. Each of the retinue Carrying dynamite as well as pin the year by 3.2 per cent, according staggered under

bale of hashish. tols they forced their way into the warden's ollice where they herded have increased by 4.4 per cent, drug trafficker and the various na- to official aures. Goods motors The respective positions of the his staff into one room from which the telephone was torn out. They and the exempt-from-taxes vehicles tional authorities whose duty it is by 7.5 per cent. And this increase to prevent his activities ore very fresh wait to accompany represents better sales of Britalt, similar to those of the fox and the Shanghai and Europe via Siberia.. Hiye Maruer B them as hostage through the main vehicles, as practically, the num-Reese in the children's game. The gate, the lock of which they junber of Imported motors is triin advantage of working on his own. Saigon, Ceylon, India, Mauricio vin med to delay pursuit.

trafficker (the fox) has all the Manila, Macassar and Bourabala.... Tjibadak....Tuen., Jan. 19, 9.30 a.m. Deducting the vehicles re-export- A they emerged, three negroes, ud, the imported ears and chassis He can move when and where he soldiers from Fort

and S. Africa and Europe Marecilles passed the prison in a car, bound were 2,562, while goods vehicles likes, and the moves of the nu- for a hunting trip. Holding

and chassis were 1.689, or a total thorities (the geese) are generally the car the fugitives bundled the of 4,251.

one behind. This total is over 6,000 vehicles

In spite of many difficulties, wurden into it, and adding the less than those imported during enormous progress, possibly slow, Hunters shotguns to their supply the previous year, of weapons they started westward. motors held the home markettions has been awakened, and the

Thus British but,

nevertheless, sure, has been made. The conscience of the na- Seeking to avoid the main road secure for British workmen. they begged the car, but drging

On the credit side also of the manufacture of morphine, heroin, their captive through the woods British motor industry is the ex- and cocaine in Western Europe has they hold up another ear in which port of 14,430 cars and chassis been very considerably reduced, and they continued their flight.

the way of the trafficker is being fuel ran low, the prisoners rushed and 4.418 commercial motora,

the year (1921 models). Including

The exported motor goods for made increasingly hard."

tyres, parts, and accessories, were of the value of £8,159,798.

Leavenworth,

When

into the home of a farmer named Gates, demanding whether his car wonk! run.

Running Battle.

The Ministry of Transport re- Mrs. Gates told them it would not,corded that 111392 new cars were so, taking her with them, they went registered for the Arst time dur- aff in the one in which they had in the year in Great Britain, and come. As it was crossing a creck that 2,820 news cars were regis Mrs. Gates jumped from the and landed in the water unharmed. 4,606 in the Irish Free State for tered in Northern Ireland and She said the car stopped as

car

though the fugitives intended the first time.

to.

purate her, but the warden started

10 Aght, as a result of which he received a point-blank charge from

INSULIN TREATMENT

OF RHEUMATISM.

IMPORTANCE OF DIET.

a shotgun, which riddled his arm.

Leaving him lying in the road, the fugitiven separated, three of them going to a nearby

house, where they stole two horses

in the current number of "The rode away. They were rounded up Lancet" two of the workers at the later in a cornfield about seven British Red Cross Clinic for Rhen- miles from the prison.

matic Diseases, Dr. F. D. Howlti

fant

The others, closely pursued by and Dr. W. F. Christle, report the prison guards, started a running good results of using insulin in battle, in which the deputy wardensome cases of rheumatoid arthritis, and one of his men were wounded. the chronic, crippling type of joint Taking the wounded men prisoners, disorder. the fugitives dragged them

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow ....... Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, U.S.A.,

Canada, C. and S. America and "Europe vin San Francisco and *Europe via Siberia

ITALIAN FOOTBALL FOR LONDON.

Amoy Swatow

PRACTICE BEGUN ON MUDDY GROUNDS.

Rome, Dec. 11.

The news that Italy has been invited to send an Association

Straits, Ceylon, India, Mauritius. E. and S. Afrien, Egypt and Europe via Marseilles

football team to take part in the Shanghai, Japan and Europe via

itional

Siberia

proposed extra series of games to be played in Swatow, Amoy and Foochow London next May hus boen

re-Manila ceived here with

much satisfac- tion. It Italian national team will take the

be accepted that anj muy field in England.

The Italian Football Federation desirous of Anding new

ndversaries for the national tour. and in principle the authorities welcome the chance offered by the London proposal to extend tho Italian players' experience, and to de some propaganda for Italian football.

At the present moment Italy holds the ""European Cup," for which Italy. Germany, Hungary. Switzerland, and Czecho-slovakia compete annually. Spain, with whom Italy drew, Is European Cups trendy been not in the

Careful

Shanghai, Japan and Europea via Straits, Ceylon, India, Mauritius, E.

Siberia...*** and 9. Africa, Aden, Egypt and Europe via Marsellos

Porthos

Tues., Jan. 19, X.P.O.

.19th 10 am... 19th Noon.

Registration Letters

G.P.O. Registration 19th 11.45 am. Letters .....19th 12.30 p.m. (Due Marseilles, 19th February). Hniching......Tues., Jan. 13, 1 p...

Pres. Jackson

.....Tuck., Jan. 19) ........19th Noon.

Parcels, Registration .19th 1.45 pm. Letters... 10th 2.30 pm.

(Due San Francisco, 9th February). Katsang ***

Tues., Jan. 19, б p.m. Sandviken ....Tues., Jan. 19, 5 p.m.

....Tues., Jan. 19,.. K.P.O.

Hector

Registration

....19th 4.30 p...

Lotters

...10th 4.30 p.m. G.P.O.

.10th 5 p.m. . .10th 0 p.m..

Registration Letters (Due Marseilles, 18th February).

Athos II Wed, Jan. 20, 2.80 p... Hai Ning....Fri., Jan. 22, 2 p.m.. Emp. of Canada Fri., Jan. 22, 3.80 p.m...

Haruna Maru Fri, Jan. 22, 3.30 p.m..

Hakozaki Maru ........Fri., Jan. 22, -

K.P.O,

Registration...22nd 4.80 p.m. Letters.....22nd 4.80 p.m...

G.P.O.

Registration......22nd 5 p.m., Letters.................22nd 6 p.m. (Due Marsollies 20th February)

"Huperscribed Coztreponderen ant

SUGAR MARKET.

Into By estimating the sugar in the the house of Mr. Joseph Salsbury, blood of patients with this trouble, where they barricaded themselves these research workers found evid

enen of definite difficulty in dealing They were surrounded by a posac with sugar. Patients were there of 500 men, supported by aero- fore put on a six weeks' course of plance.

insulin and dietetic treatment and Findinis reaistance futile, the an attempt was made to get moro convicts sont Mr. Salsbury out to flesh onto the thin type of individual, parley. Their pursuers refused to commonly found with this disorder trent with them, and opened Are of the joints. with tear gas and bullata. When. after a long period, no shots came for rheumatoid arthritis has been Ing for the proanective games in of the sugar market yesterday

It is not suggested that a cure Highbury, and as a special train- from the house, the posse forced found, but undoubtedly some cases England I am told that arrange-

League.

taken of Spain's heavy défent at

THE LATEST. CABLED QUOTATIONS.

The following cable at the close

the door and found the fugitivea benefit considerably for a time by monts are being made for Italian has been received by Messrs. dead. It is believed that they attention to diet and the giving of practice on muddy grounds with a Pentreath and Co. turned their platols on themselves.

insulin.

heavier ball.

London Terminni. March 6/11 down 4d. May 7/1 down d. August 7/8 down d. December 7/6 down d. Bayors at above prices, sellers

asking d-d. more.

New York Terminals,

March 1.07 no change May 1.09 down 1 pt. July 1,14 down & pt. September 1.19 down 2 pt. December 1.25 down 2 pt.,