1934-10-18 — Page 12

QUELA'S

EMITODAY TO SATURDAY AT 2.30, 5.10, 7.20 & 9.30

with

VIDLET LORAINE

CORDON HARKER

KAY HAMMOND

"This is grand stuff.

Everybody will love it. Violet Loraine is mag- nificent, and she has an ideal partner in Gor- dǝn Harker."

Sunday Pictorial

SHOWS

DAILY

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1,16–6.20

Britannia

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A RARE AND JOYOUS PICTURE OF THE LONDON COCKNEY

JAKE AND THAM DA NAPPI VALLEY CUB

ORIENTALE

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MATINEES 20c. and 30c.

EVENINGS. 30e.50c.80c, ..

We're only five minutes from the Post Office by tram oz bus.

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LAST 7

DAYS

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NIGHTLY

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SAKO'S

a o

Constance BENNETT

LADY WITH A PAST

BEN LYON

DAVID MANNERS

AKO PATHE PICTURE.

CIRCUS

THURSDAY,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH:

TYPHOON'S TOLL

PRINCES' REVOLT

MUCII SUFFERING IN PHILIPPINES

Manila, Oct. 17.

OCTOBER 18, 1934,

A NEAR RIOT –

MONGOLIAN LEADERS IN NOISY CANTON MOB AT

JEHOL PROVINCE

POLLING BOOTH

Peiping, Oct. 117.

Canton, Oct. 17. With the death roll rising A report from Chongteh, capital Serious violence was averted at

a poling station are of Jehol Province, states that a rapidly, staggering reports

at Wing Hon being received hero from the, dor-serious revolt is being started by Road, in the heart of the city, this thern provinces, which were right the Mongolian Princes of Wu-afternoon when a crowd of de In the typhoon's path.

chu-mo-ain. They are reported to monstrators threatened to atorm In Bulacan, It is officially stated be mobilising over 20,000 armed the station. that one person has been killed and Mongolians under their commund Volers for the election of the 40,000 have been rendered honte-to offer resistance to the Japan Canton City Municipal Council lesa. Over 7.850 Houses have been ese-Manchukuo attempt to includó began to poll at the polling station blown down and $1,000,000 damage these hannors in the territory of at 10 o'clock this morning and pre- has been wrought to crops and Hsing-An. Province.

ceeded in an orderly manner until property in the district,

The Mongolian Princes fear 4 o'clock this afternoon, when over Nine towns in the province are that their control over those 100 men and women marched to still isolated,

banners, as well as certain salt the polling station demanding ad- folds, would be lost if they are mission to vote, claiming that they placed under the direct control had passed through the necessary of the Manchukuo Administration procedure for the right to vote, of Heng-An, a Manchukuo-efeat- although they had not obtained ed province.

citizen's certificates.

In Tayabas, at least five persons are missing.

to

Damage estimated exceed

$100,000 has beon suffered Cavite.--United Press.

Worst in 50 Years.

Iri

A large number of Japanese- In the course of their quarrel A cablegram was received yes. Manchukuo troope is being con- with the officers in charge of the terday by the local office of the contrated at Chefeng and other station, they were quickly rein- Robert Dollar Line as follows: points in Eastern Jehol in roadi-forced by a large number of de- "Authorities report typhoon ness. The situation is regarded monstrators, agitating in a threa worst in fifty years. Streets of as tense-Central News Agency. tening manner outside. They eity are blocked with debris, and

threatened to storm the station; internal landline and external conditions encountered, the ves-j but finally withdrew, on the in radio communication has been ael was not delayed.

tervention of gondarmes. completely suspeded-

Hongkong Sympathy,

In consequence of this incident, "Confirmation is to hand that His Excellency The Governor no returns as to the results of the throo overaens and four inter has sent the following telegram election have been lesued.-Cen- island vessels are ashore. The to the Governor-General of the tral News Agency.

Dollar ner President Johnson and the Dollar intor-island liner Mayon, both of which were in port, were undamaged. The Manila of. fleo was flooded, in common with nil other buildings in the city, but sustained no damage. The Dollar Company warehouse, however, col- lapsed and is n total loss.

Philippine Islands.

"On behalf of the Colony of Hongkong, offer Your Excel-

Jency And the people of the MELBOURNE EN FETE.

Philippine Islands our most sin- core sympathy in the great üla- aster which hau befallen Manila."

Kitano Maru Delayed. The loen afce of the N.Y.K.

DUKE OF GLOUCESTER WILL ARRIVE TO-DAY

Melbourne, Oct. 17.

Flying the Royal Standard,

"The President Johnson aalled for Singapore at 8 pm, on Tuen-Line yesterday received a wireless Melbourne is agor over tho day, twenty hours behind schedule. message from the Captain of the visit of the Duke of Gloucester, The Mayon sailed at 2 pm. Wed-iner Kitano Maru stating that whose arrival to-morrow whi nesday, 24 hours behind schedule." she was encountering very heavy caincide with the inauguration.

Glenogle Aground.

weather and wohld arrive in port of the Victorian Centenary cele

brations. The Hongkong office of the Glen 24 hours Inte. Line has received a cablegram The message stated that the stating that the Glonogle dragged typhoon had struck the vessel just her anchors during the height of after leaving Manila, and she re- which bears a special emblem of the Manila typhoon and grounded ceived a severa buffeting. She St. George crosses, denoting the son is abroad, on the mud fats in Manila har-was encountering exceptionally King's third

heaver on her way to Hongkong. H.M.S. Sussex is due to enter Port The Kitano Maru has passen-1 Phillip Heads at daylight, and As far as can be ascertained, the Vessel has sustained gers and cargo aboard from Aus- will berth at Prince's Pier, South daniage.

tralian ports. She was originally Melbourne, at 9 a.m. The Canadian Pacific liner, Em-due here this morning.

A Civic reception has been ar- press of Canada although it left Communication Restored. ranged for to-day, and during Enquiries at the Government the week the Duke of Gloucester Manila several hours before the

the Victorian Royal typhoon struck there, encountered Indio Ofice elicited that commer-will declare

communication with Agriculture Show open. heavy wenther on the trip to cial radio

Manila was re-established Hongkong.

Despite the adverse weather a.m. yesterday.

bour.

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