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SEA'S SECRETS

SCIENTIST DESCENDS TO

RECORD DEPTH

ORDINANCE FAILURE.

NO DEFINITION OF SHIP'S MANIFEST IN LAW "Cargo consists of articles which are delivered to the ship to be carried, i on behalf of some other person, to nome persons at a different, place. Cargo is something, which has a con- be nuggested that anything la cargo pignor and a consignee, and it cannot on the whim of any particular ship- ping company," contended Mr. F. 11. lengthy Laneby, in the course of a legal argument, in a case in which Ngau Sze, married woman, was charg ed with having imported into the

Colony 100 tins of snecharlas with aut having entered them on the ship's manifest...

Bermuda, Aug. 13. Loudon, Aug. 10. Blackshirts have booked the

A graphic description of la Albert Hall for Sunday, October adventures durlog a descent 2.500 in a motal 28. when Sir Oswald Mosley will feet under the tussis

huge public meeting, sphere lowered from a Ten thousand people were present given by Dr. William Beebe, the In the last meeting be addressed at world-famous tharine biologist.

The famous selontist has just the Albert Hall. It was his first

In the established a world record descent gigantic London meeting. meantime, thousands of Black under water to collect important sclentine data regarding marine shirts in all parts of the country life, in the great depths under the are preparing for the rally in Hyde Park on September sen and on the ocean floor.

On this preannt descent, Dr. 9. Tens of thousands will hear

Boobe discovered strange and

The case, which was remanded from Sir Oswald in what promises to

August 1, was continued before Mr. be the biggest meeting in the his-hitherto unknown species of fish.

E. W. Hamilton at the Central Mingis. tory of the movement. Mr. L. Amery took a gibe at British At a depth of half-a-mille under tracy, yesterday afternoon. Mr. J. the surface, he found a weird and

Bartow, Assistant Superintendent of Fascism in Nottingham, this week

phosphorescent fish of gigantic the Imports and Exports Department, end. "We are not going to follow size, radiating flashing lights like appeared for the prosecution, while the rond to gangster. Government," stars In the sky.

Mr. Loschy was for the defendant.

Cheung Kai-yuen, compradore on Remarkable sensations were the steamer Chuen Chow, testified ho said, "even for a young gentle- man who has turned his cont operienced by the selontist when that the document produced in Court eften that he is now reduced to

creatures. of un- some marine

was a formal manifest, of which two wearing only a shirt--and a For-known species, hurled themselves copies were made out in the eign shirt at that."Our Own

the t

sphore, exploding ke

pradore's department. One copy was Correspondient.

brilliant rockets,

signed by the Captain of the ship, The descent under the sea eccu-and the other kept in the compradore's nied 85 minutes, exhaustion of the department. Goods put on this mani- were liable to payment of KOWLOON ACCIDENTS.xygen supply preventing Dr. fest

Beebe descending further.--Renter, freight. There was no record of the

100. linn of saccharino having

been darmerie and all Important Man-placed on it. Salteases and boxes

are regarded BUS, PUBLIC CAR AND

officials and

passengers Juggage, chukua Government

but not packages and cases, which BICYCLES INVOLVED

Chinese Eastern Railway police and

were regarded as cargo. Medicine, soap, towels, etc. in large quantities, Two accidente involving motorperintendenta in Suifenho.

More than thirty Soviet citizens would be regarded as cargo, but not vehicles and push bicycles were re-have already been arrested charged so if in small quantities for personal ported to the Police yesterday. In

use. He had known of cases where, one case the cyclist was removed

passengers had declared goods during' to the hospital in an unconscious

voyage. eqadition.

Mak Tam reported that he was driving public car No. 127 along Nathan Road towards Salisbury Road when near the junction of Peking Road, he knocked down Mak Ping, a Teimshatsui market foki, who was riding a bicycle. He sustained slight injuries to his right arm and was sent to hospital, but was not detained.

with

conspiracy.

Bandits Instigated.

com-

Bent

The Japanese milltary authorities

Pasengers Warned. also claim, that they possess docu-

Replying to Mr. Loseby, witniens ments proving that the Soviet mili-sald that the manifest was prepared tary headquarters at Khabarovsk for the Imports and Exports Do instructed and encouraged Chinese partment. After fares were collected bandits operating in the vicinity of on board ship, tallymen were Imienpo to wreck all trains on the round to see whether there were any C.ER. line.

goods on board liable to manifest. It hvIll be recalled that within a They allowed small quantities of per- fortnight there were three major sonal luggage, but it was not stipu wrecks on the C.E.R. near Imienpolated anywhere how much a passen- recently, in which Japanese and ger could bring. They had to warn In the second report, Wong Manchukso eltizens and soldiers lost all passengers to declare articles auch Wang, the driver of bus No. 207 their lives-Reuler. stated that he was proceeding along Kimberley Road in the direction of Observatory Road, when a Chinese, riding a bicycle, came down the incline and struck the offside of the vehicle. The man, whose name and address are at present unknown, was thrown heavily to the ground and rendered unconscious. He was removed to the Kowloon Hospital.

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AIMED AT HIGH JAPAN OFFICERS

Harbin, Aug. 18.

An official report issued here states that following the murder of Russian watchman, an employee of the Japanese Military Mission at Suifenho, a widespread terrorist plot has been discovered there,

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Mr. Laseby also pointed out that. under the Ordinance, a person had 72 hours in which to furnish an import] manifest. There were only three:

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