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TELEGRAPH, ERIDAY, APRIL 15, 1932.

EMPIRE DAY IN HONGKONG.

APPEAL TO (BUSINESS FIRMS.

We have received the following

SCOTTISH CUP FINAL.

+

GREAT RUBBER

MATCH.

SQUATTERS STILL STUBBORN,

POLICE ASSIST IN OUSTING THEM.

letter from Lady Peel for publi- CHANCES WEIGHED. the police had to be enlisted by

cation:

the

(Router's Special Service).

London, Apr. 14.

A record crowd of at least 100,-

Last night there was another raid on the squatters of Wong- ncichong when the nuslatance of P.W.D. officials to Maludge Kroup who had settled on land immediately below the Jockey Club atables, on the Identical spot where n disastrous fall of earth last

I

Sir, connexion with

ure being special entorta which made for the observance of Emi pire Day this year, the 24th May, the Hongkong Empire Day Com-

From time to time the mutter mittee appeal to local firms to 000 is expected at Hampden Park year killed four squatters. utilise their advertising space in on Saturday to witness the Scot had recurred as a source of worry the newspapers, for a period of tish Cup Final between the all-for the authorities, but just as about a week prior to Empire Day, conquering Glasgow Rangers and often as these squatters were thrown out, they have returned for the purposes of bringing to Kilmarnock.

the spot. Their attitude, the notice of the public the pro- They meet in a great rubber to

cussedness, ducts of the Mother Country and match and the Rangers, who have & amounting to sheer

to one ofllcinj, and, long brilliant Cup record and are according Dominions; the Overseas where possible, to give special playing in their sixteenth final to again obvious in the Intest case, window displaye of such products. Kilmarnock's fourth, are naturally an overseer, Mr. R. E. Stott, com- plaining to Mr. Schofield at the The Committee would also like strong favourites.

Their task is, however, by- no Central Police Court this morning bcen business houses and private re-

сле. No team that

all his efforts had sidences to By the Union Jack on means in

knows better than the Rangers laughed at by the villagers. Empire Day.

Four men and four women were how flekle Cup fortunes can be and

I feel sure that this appeal will meet with a worthy response. Yours faithfully.

VIOLET PEEL

MOTOR CYCLIST

FINED.

DANGEROUS DRIVING IN KOWLOON.

спау

Зуля

it may be taken for granted that taken into custody in last night's Kilmarnock, who beat the Rangers raid, and were charged before the 2-0 in the Final of 1928-29, will not Magistrate with trespassing. be intimidated by the size of their Crown land. tnak. J

Are Rangers Stale?

on

Two of them were stated to be right beneath the embankment

consequences, They are taking comfort from which slipped last year with such the fact that they are to-day play-isastrous

and

ing as well as ever they did at any which now again showed signs time this season, while the Rangers of danger, according to infurma-1 appear to be going stale as a re-on received by the Public Works sult of the strain of trying to Pepartment.

In the case of a number of the achieve the double of winning both

other dofendants, Mr. Stott atated championship and Cup.

The match will present a dia. that they had been permitted to At the instigation of Mr. Wtinct clash of styles. The Rangers occupy another piece of ground, Thompson. A.S.P. (K.), a youth are exponents of the classic pass- but had made such a mess of it named Chang Tai-chai was suming style. Kilmarnock play a more that the Department had decided moned before Me. Fraser at the dashing game, taking the quick to let the area out to a gardener. Kowloon Magistracy this morning

for dangerous driving at Nathan route for goal, typical Cup soccer. Road on March 30.

his

KEPT.

Mr. Thompson informed Worship that at about 2.25 p.m. BUS SCHEDULE on the day in question he was driving along Nathan Road, und whilst approaching Dundas Street, defendant who was riding motor eyele No, 128, with a passenger on Defendant The pillion, shot out. was about 20 yards from Mr. Thompson when the latter first noticed him and was about five yards off when both vehicles had drawn to a halt.

Asked if he had anything to say, defendant said he thought the road was clear.

A Blue of $25 was imposed.

GERMAN SILVER COINAGE.

ANOTHER INCREASE

AUTHORISED.

Berlin, Apr. 14,

The Council of the Reich (the) German Cabinet) to-day sanction-

ed the minting of silver coins of

The latter was not enjoying hie full privileges; he was being in- timidated by the squatters.

defen- Mr. Schofield (to the

NOT tants):-If you persist in squat-

PROPRIETOR BOUND OVER.

The case in which Mr. S. T. Louey, proprietor of the Kowloon Motor Bus Company, was un- moned for failing to maintain a ten-minutes schedule between the Star Ferry Wharf and Laichikok on March 28 was concluded at this the Kowloon Magistracy morning before Mr. Fraser.

ting there, I give warning now that this summer you may be buried under the earth and dle The like the people did last year. Public Works Department has given you ample time to leave the place. I will make the fine $5 og! ten daya.

His Worship also made an cd- der that the huts were not to be re-erected.

U.S. BASEBALL.

To-day's who follows:

It will be recalled that the sum- mens was instigated by Mr. W. V. Curtiss, of Sheungshawan. alleged that he had to wait for a No. 2 Bus from 6.03 to 6.27 pm. Cincinatti on March 8 at Public Square St. Louis Street.

At this morning's

Foceedings, Detroit

bls Worship convicted Mr. Louey, Chiengo and bound him over in a sum of $200 for 12 months,

New York, Apr. 14. bareball resulted

National League.

Chicago

4 Pittsburg American League.

* Cleveland o St. Louis.

---Reuter.

An unknown Chinese was seriously injured at 8,30 nun, tolay in trying to off a moving motor-bus at тер Two further cases of cerebro-spinal Salisbury Rond, Tarashatsui.

KERESKOTIRA

The

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