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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1933.

NATIONAL MEETING,

PEKING ALARM

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE HK. REBÈL TROOPS IN HUAIJU.

ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY

CITY

The annual general meeting of

Peking, Sept. 21. the Hongkong St. Andrew's Society An official communique issued will be held in the Board Room of by the branch Military Council Messra. Jardino, Matheson and Co., offices this afternoon, states that on Friday, September 29, at 5.46 General-Fang Chen-wu arrived in p.m for the purposes of receiving Husiju yesterday with 2,000 the annual report and statement of troops and immediately after the accounts. for the year ending occupation of the city disarmed August 31, 1988, and of olecting the special polico and placed -office-bearers for the ensuing year, under surveillance the city magia- as well as discussing any other trate and the director of pubile. business which may arise,

safety.

The report states that the is showing signs of an intended The advance guard of this force balance at credit of the Society's advance on Shunyl, which it less general fur: now stands at than 20 miles north of Poking. $2,441.41, to which falls to be added the sum of $10,000 invested that a Japanese aeroplane flew The communique also reports in Public Works 4% Redemption over Shunyi city. this morning, Loan 1983 whilat £600 in 82% and states that this is a signifi War Loan is held for account of the cant thing that this norial visit Into J.R.M. Smith Scholarship should come on Fund.

the first day after the occupation on Hualju by Fang's troops.

A sum of $1,197,18 was expended during the year in asalating dis tressed Scotsmen.

The Military Council discussed the situation at Huniju but came to no decision.

started

The Annual Ball in celebration. Meanwhile, negotiations have of St. Andrew's Day was held in been the Peninsula Hotel on November. Shibayama, the Japanese Military with Colonel 25, 1982..

attache hore, for permission to, Consequent on the Society's re-to expel the rebels.-Reuter.

send Chinese troops into Huniju presentation to the British Legion, Hongkong, the allocation by them of part of the Poppy Day tributions resulted in the sum of £188.17.6 being remitted to the British Legion, Scotland.

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RUSSIA ANDTM JAPAN.

REPORT OF ECONOMIC ALLIANCE

Tokyo, Sept. 21.

The Committee deeply regret to record the death of Mr. C. P. Ross. Forty-six ordinary members were curolled during the year and subscriptions collected amounted to: Great importance is attached to $870. The Committee once again the activities of M. Baryshnikov, would remind all Scots in the Director of the Soviet State Bank Colony of their duty to join the and a delegate to the Conference Society.

now proceeding here for the sale of the Chinese Eastern Railway, according to the newspaper Hochi, which says that M. Baryshnikov is not confining his activities to the Conference but is extending his interest to other fields, with a view to establishing

economic

The thanks of the Society due to Mr. W. H. B. Rigg kindly auditing the accounts the year.

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DODGING TAXATION. alliance between the Soviet and

N.Y. STOCK EXCHANGE TO CHANGE QUARTERS,

Japan. He is also reported to be organising Russo-Japanese Bank.

The newspaper says the project- ed economic alliance la-Intended New York, Sept. 21.

to secure a smooth flow of mer The success of the plans to orchandise between the two coun ganisen Stock Exchange in Newtrics, with the establishment of Jersey, in order to avoid the taxa- long-term mutual credits and the tion on stock transactions impos- joint development of the re- ed by the New York Exchange, is sources of the two nations in the now regarded as certain. !.

Far EastRentor.

Six hundred and thiry-four members of the New York Ex- change, including the president, Mr. James Whitney, have agreed- to join the movement which was

JAPAN QUAKE

launched by, 12 of the most infly-ONE KILLED WHEN COUNTRY ential firms in Wall Street,

ROCKS

No decision has been made re- garding the location-of-the-new- Exchange. The majority favouri

Tokyo, Sept. 21. - Jersey City, but Newark has not reported from the neighbourhood Considerable minor damage is yet been eliminated. The new Ex-of Kanazawa, a city facing the change may aperate within à fort Sea of Japan, which was rocked night dealing initially with by an earthquake at 12.30 o'clock limited list of stocks to which ad- ditions will be made from time to time.

Meanwhile, 5,000 employees of financial houses in Wall Street have signed a petition against the proposed tax.

to-day.

One person was killed and two were seriously injured when a tall chimney collapsed and seat- tered bricks in all directions.

Further damage was done at Nanaomachi, near Kanazawa, The chairman of the New York A railway track was completely Exchange is Mr. Curtis Dall, Pre-destroyed near Wagura, the popu sident Roosevelt's son-in-law.lar hot springs and summer re- Renter,

sort.-Reuter.

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