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MUST ENTER SCOPE OF ENQUIRY.

` IMPORTANT POINT SAYS LEAGUE MISSION

Peking, June 27,

of

ARMED ROBBERY

ALLEGED.

THREE CHINESE CHARGED AT KOWLOON

an

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

FAMOUS FIGHTER

ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME TO

· TSAI TING-KAI

TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1932.

DISTRESS FOR RENT.

CURIOUS POINTS RAISED IN SUMMARY COURT

Hongkong Chinese residents were At the Supreme Court, Sum- Three Chinese, Au Kau-ching, Li in one accord yesterday in extend-mary Jurisdiction, yesterday after ing a hearty welcome to General noon before Mr. Justice J. R. Questioned by Reuter to-day, Shiu-wing and Li Pui, were

Tauf Ting-kai, officer commanding Wood, Pulsne Judge, Wong Wal for the League spokesman Nations Commission, headed by brought before Mr. Fraser at the the. Nineteenth Route Army, fan-tong, of No. 7 Poplar Stroot,

yesterday erly of Shangbal, which has Kowloon Magistracy the Earl of Lytton, which

ven Shamshuipo, applied to have a dis- laurels during the recent Sitress warrant, issued against him been investigating conditions in afternoon In connexion with

was per- Japancae hostilities, General Taal by hir landlord Wong Goon, did- Manchurin, declared that the quea armed robbery which

Fan charged, and a declaration that he tion of the Dairen Customs had petrated on the first floor of No. arrived yesterday with Mr. not yet been brought officially to 11 Chi Wo Street, on the morning Chi-wu. officer of the same aray would not be liable for any coats

former Finance Commis- or expenses incurred by the land the notice of the Commission, but of June 5. It would have to enter the scope

sioner of the Canton Government, lord except for the rent toolf. Mr. The first two defondants wore

Peter Sin appeared for the tenant of the enquiry, being a very im charged with armed robbery and

on the President Wilson,

(applicant) and Mr. E. C. S. portant question affecting the the third with feloniously receiv-

In addition to the presence of Brooks for the landlord, Wong the Chinese Japanese relation. ing a platinum watch, ono of the the prominent Chinese merchants Goon.

The apokosman, continuing, articles stolen at the robbery.

and bankers to greet the arrival stated that the five commissioners, bccompanied by some of the Detective-Inspector Failon pro- secretarial staff and some experts, secuted.

of No. 11 Chi Chi Wo Street about

and a

difficult even for the

CONSIGNEES' NOTICES.

SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

The Steamship,

"FELIX ROUSSEL" Arrived Hongkong on Tuesday, the 21st June, 1932. From MARSEILLES &c. Consignees of Cargo by the above named steamer are hereby informed that their goods with the exception of Oplum, Treasure and Valuables aro being landed and placed at their risk in the Godowns of the Hongkong Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co Kowloon, whence delivery can obtained as the goods are landed.

Goods not cleared within 7 days Including date of arrival, will be sub- Ject to rent

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All claims must ba'sent to the undersigned before the Thursday, the

30th June, 1932, or they will not be packages must be left in the Godowns for examination by the consignees, nad the Company's Surveyor Messrs: Goddard_ and nt 10.00 a.m. on Monday, Douglas

Consignees

would leave at 5 p.m. on Tuesday It was alleged that the first two on a special train for Shanhal-defendants entered the first floor kunn, where they would change into another train for Mukden. 430 a.m. on June 5 by means of crowd at the Wharf made it the seizure or impounding of him the 27th June, 1082. which

they would reach on

the window. Armed with knives, Wednesday evening.

women They would continue on Thura-they terrorised the throu day to Korea, without stopping at who were sleeping on the premises Beoul, but going on

direct to at the time and bound them up, apan. They expected to reach Thy then ransacked the floor and Tokyo on Sunday night and are left after an hour with property to ikely to remain for two or three the value of about $100.

who did

One of the women WAS not

vecka in Japan for a final ex-

hange of views with the Japan-securely tied and she was able to 80 government.

free herself immediately after the No Chinese are accompanying robben left. She followed them hem but they" and the other down the street, where she raised ecretarien

an alarm. The robbers separated, not go apan would work on documents but she was able to keep one n Peking, as much work was still sight and had him arrested In

eaded.

Woonung Street. League circles state that them

no intention of Issuing an in- erim report.Rcutor's Special.

After evidence was taken, hearing was adjourned.

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In support of his application Mr. of the Shanghai general, the Canton Sin aald that he based his case on Government was represented the question of tender. He would Messrs. Lin Yun-koy, Chairman of the Kwangtung Provincial Govern-show that tender of the rent was inent, Teng Tse-ju, Lin

made before the warrant of dis- Chi-wan

tress was issued and also after the and many others. The

enormous 18800 of the warrant but before welcoming client's goods and chattels. Con parties to get in touch with the tinuing, Mr. Sin said that he would distinguished visitor, and the show that even if he should fall to Police had to disperse the crowd prove tonder to the satisfaction of to permit the Guneral to reach the the Court before the warrant was launchi. General Teal was many issued, he would submit that the times cherred on his landing,

tender of the rent without expenses

Mr. Hu Han-min, the veteran issued that morning his client Miss Hu Muk-lan, daughter of on the evening of June 4 by bla client-the warrant having been Kaumintang politician, brought u letter from her father in which even then would not be liable In words of welcome were

law for the expenses incurred by extended

the landlord, the submission being to the visitor. It is understood that a tender of rent without ex- that General Tsai had an inter-penses after a warrant of distress view with Mr. Hu Han-min short-is delivered to a broker; but before ly after his arrival.

It is executed, is a good tender,"

WAR

Scenes Outside Restaurant. Another huge crowd collected outside the Chung Wah Restaurant (nt. 5 p.m. when the General

to be entertained by prominent | Chinese residents. The crowd cheered outside the restaurant, and General Tsai Ting-kui had to make three appearances in the course of the dinner, to express his apprecia- tion of the demonstration.

In support of this contention several cares were cited by Mr. Sin and the case Bennett v. Bayes (1860) 6 H. & N. 391 and Smith v. 418 D. &. Ad. Goodwin 1833 4 were quoted.

was no case to answer,

Mr. Brooks submitted that thero but His Lordship ruled otherwise and the Registrar, Mr. E. P. H. Liang, was called into the Court by His Lord- adopted in the case of distress war- ship in regard to the practico

rants.

The big dinner party was pre sided by Mr. 14 Tze-chung, of the Bank of Canton. General Tsai Ting-kai attended the function After lengthy argument His with General Tam Kai-shau, the Lordship stated that the case rals-. former Woosung Fort Comman-ed interesting points and that he der, and a few other officers of the would reserve judgment, to bo de- Nineteenth Route Army.

livered on a later date.

Mias Ng Man-chi, headmistress

of the Mui Fong Girls' School, was

the only lady-present. The Chin- because of their good spirit. He ese hosts attended the banquet said that his armies would engage with the greatest of enthusiasm. in the suppression of the bandits

Chairman's Welcome.

in Fukien after which they would not hesitate in assisting the Gov- In extending a welcome to Gen-ernment to recover lost territories. eral Tsai, the Chairman said that the record of the Nineteenth Route joined with his friends and the Mr. Mn Mun-fai said that he Army's performances in Shanghai other speakers in praising the was unprecedented in China's his-Nineteenth Route Army's fighting tory. The Chairman asked the feats in Shanghai, but he also guests to drink to the health of wished that the officers of this Generals Tsai and Tam.

great army would exercise their In his reply General Tsai Ting-good influence to prevent further kai said that from the very begin-internal wars in China. ning of the Sino-Japanese struggle.

in Manchuria, he had determined

Among the other speakers were Messrs. Wong Sun-yin, Yung

to organise an expedition to re-Kwai-ching, Chan Tit-yat, Mok lieve Manchuria. On his applica-Ying-kwai, Ho Lok (Canton Police tion for the organisation of the Commissioner) Wong Yam-kwan expedition being refused by the and Lo Yam-shuen. Government he tendered his re-

signation. It was at this time

and while he was organising volunteer corp for Manchuria that the Japanese commenced their at- tacks in Shanghai.

The Chinese fought a defence

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