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(Continued from Page 1) anxiously discussed the situation Reuter Sp

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TELEGRAPH.

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Ottawa, Dec. 10. Canada's acceptance of the King's NOTICE is hereby given that the Directora have made a dual abdication is signified in an Order- WANTED KNOWN.

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21 YEARS AGO

Extracts From The "Telegraph" Files

The following extracts are from

the Hongkong Telegraph for the

week ended December 18, 1915.

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The rate of the dollar on de-

mand was 18. 11.3/16d.

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The death occurred of Mrs. At- kinson, wife of Mr. R. L. Atkinson,

of the Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd,

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The head office of the Indo-China

Directors,

NOEL BRAGA, ·

Secretary. Hongkong, 11th December, 1938.

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Demand

EXCHANGE

Selling

T.T. Shanghai T.T. Singapore T.T. Japan

T.T. Indin T.T. U.S.A. T.T. Manlla TT. Batavia T.T. Bangkok T. Saigon

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T.T. France

T.T. Germany

TT. Switzerland

T.T. Australia

T.T. Lisbon

4 m/s. L/C. London

4 m/s. D/P. .do

Special Session

Canberra, Dec. 10.

Parlament is meeting in special session on Friday to heart the ab- dicntion statement--Reuter.

Sympathy For Brothers

Londen, Dec. 10.

"If our sympathy goes out, as it docs, to Edward, It must needs be that an equal measure go out to the Prince who, under circumstances ao 1/2.27/32 sudden and so painful, has been call- .1/2.27/32 ed take the place of his beloved 102 brother, and face the vast respon- sibility he has laid down," declared 521 the Archbishop of Canterbury." 100%

He also paid a tribute to King 114 Edward's "frankness, charm, person- .30% ality and genuine sympathy for the .00% unemployed."—United Press.

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140%

64

131

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Free State Attitude

Dublin, Dec. 11.

It is learned that the Irish Free State plans to delete all reference the new King from its constitution. 0$75 However, the Dall plans no attempt to prevent the Duke of York's accession.United Press.

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Mumbers of the Kowloon Crie

Australia Accepts

Canberra, Dec. 11. The Commonwealth Senate has ,834 passed a resolution assenting to the .4.104 provisions of the succession legista-

tlon introduced by the

British Parliament--Reuter,

ket Club approved of a scheme for Mr. & Mrs. Y. Mori

a new

lay-out of the Club's

grounds, at a cost of $3,400.

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MASSAGE

Acupuncture, Moxocensis and Bone Betting. Haider of Japanese and Hongkong 'Govern-

FINE TO CLOUDY

FRIDAY,

DECEMBER 11, 1936.

'MR. WINDSOR" "GOING | ABROAD

(Continued from Page 1.) Sinclair's. Tribute

Sir Archibald Sinciale, Parliamen- tary Leader of the Liberal Party said:

WHOLE ÉMPIRE

MOURNS

(Continued froin Page 1) |

introduced Bills, empowering the King to renounce his Throne.

The Irish Free State Daji has been summoned to meet to-morrow to "We are bound to the King not introduce the necessary legislation.

Until

the die Parlaments of only by formal and solemn con- siltational iles, but by the closer and Dominions, and the House of Lords more intimate links, which sand House of Commons at Home púis : Majesty forged between himself and an Abdication Bill, King Edward all classes, creeds, and races through- VIII is still Ruler of the British Ema out the Empire through nearly a pire. quarter-century of loyal service.

"The rupture of these Les arc painful to us all, but particularly so to his Ministers and advisers, and above all to his Prime Minister."

Sir Archibald congratulated the wisdom of the Government in re fusing to countenance any attempt to divide the country on the ques- tion,

"It is largely due to the King that the Crown has not become involved in our political controversies," he Bold.

Sir Archibald agreed that the Gov. ernment was right to reject the pro- posals respecting a morganalle mar riage.

Nobody deserves more generous gympathy than the King," he said. He has demonstrated the democratic nature of his character."

Recrimination Useless

Mr. Winston Church asserted that recrimination or controversy were at present useless, harraful and wrong.

What is done is done," he cried. "What is left undone belongs to his

where I shall leave it. "No sovereign has ever conformed so strongly or so faithfully to the letter and spirit of the constitution than King Edward, who voluntarily and made sacrifices for the peace strength of his realm far beyond the bounds required by the law and the constitution.

"Throughout, I have pleaded for me because it is our duty to endure evils if there is a hope that time would bring a settlement of the solut- tion. Because it was essential to leave no room for talk atter the event, the King was hurried in his decision. It was an unhurried deci- sion D3 far as the Government was concerned.

QUEEN MOTHER

London, Dec. 11. With the abdication of King Edward and the succession of the Duke of York, the title of Queon Mary becomes that of Queen Mother, the Duchess of York becoming Queen.

"His Majesty's, Declaration of Ab-

dication Bill" provides, immediately. assent thereof, that the instrument of on Royal signification and Royal

abdication shall have effect and

thereupon fils Majesty will cease to if any, and their descendants, shall be King. His Majesty and his issue.

not afterwards succeed to the throne. ----Reuter.

KING MAY NEVER SEE ENGLAND AGAIN

(Continued from Page 1.).

ment will assure that he is well provided for financially.

Some people believe that the King will leave England on Saturday, as soon as he signs the Abdication Act--- United Press.

CALM AND COURAGEOUS

London, Dec. 10. Reuter learns from a rellabic source that His Majesty's entourage wore greatly struck, though hardly

by surprised, the calmness and courage displayed by the King throughout the crisis.

Despite the nervous stress and the deep anxiety of those around hini, His Majesty faced the supreme_Issue of his life with quiet dignity and per- accept whole-heartedly the feet coolness. His mind made up, he Premier's statement that the decision remained, as one of his friends said. was taken by the King this week-like the rock of Gibraltar. end, freely, voluntary and spontane- ously in his own time and his own Way."

After paying the warmest tribute to the King's qualities, Mr. Churchill

concluded: Governor (Sir Henryment License. Care Sprained Ankite and

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"Although our hopes to-day withered, the King's personality will down uncherished to the not go future ages, and he will be parli cularly remembered in the homes of his poorer subjects,

The King has been working at his desk every night recently until the small hours of the morning, rising early and never showing outwardly the slightest sign of the intense physical and mental strain which he must have been undergoing.

He was his usual kindly, gracious and considerate self to everyone with whom he came in contact, whether personal friends, oficial staff or ser vants, who are all crushed by the shock of the trugie events which have overtaken one whom they loved and respected both as a man and a King.

"We must now fortify the Throne, and give His Majesty's successor the strength that will only come from--Reuter Special. the love of a united nation and Empire.

Mr. James Maxton shared the human sympathies of the House of Commons with His Majesty the King in recent weeks, and also with the Premier, Mr. Stanley Baldwin, who had had to shoulder a difficult task which few, if any, Premiers had had to shoulder before.

The decisions Mr. Baldwin had made, said Mr. Maxton, were in strict accordance with constitutional prin- -ciples,-b

but. from the nature of mon.. archical institutions circumstances of this kind were bound to arise, and had arisen now in circumstances

IT WILL BE COLD. creating grave difficulties for this

country and the Empire.

Outlived Its Usefulness

"The monarchical system has now

PRISONER DIES IN GAOL

NATURAL CAUSES

VERDICT

Sitting as Coroner at the Central Magistracy this morning, Mr. K. Keen conducted an inquiry into the death of a prisoner named Chan Lun, aged C3, who died at the Victoria Geol

Hospital on December 8,

Chlet Warder H. Barrelt stated that deceased entered the gaol on November 13 to undergo four

STORED FOR YOU outlived its usefulness," declared Mr months' imprisonment, and died on

J. C. Wedgwood, Labour. He said ho have been wished the King could

December 5.

Dr. G. A. Thomas, neling medical officer of Victoria Gool said he first

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Throughout the Empire millions of people with aching hearts will take new outli because the King wished it, he said, and if they some- times raise glass to the King across the water (Ministerial pro tests) who shall blame them? he asked.

Mr. Baldwin then introduced the Abdication Bill and the House of Commons adjourned-Reuter.

Message To Lords

London, Dec. 10.

The House of Lords, packed to capacity for an ordinary sitting, was the unusual sight presented this afternoon and some peeresses WCTO unable to obtain snyihing but stand- ing room in their gallery.

Amid a dead silence Lord Halifax message in very

road the Is The many peers--and" grave-tones,

some of the more aged pecreases sat with their heads bowed and grief written across their faces.

After the examination deceased was admitted to the hospital. He was put on a special dict of milk and bread. The man died on December

of advanced pulmonary tuber- culosis.

The jury, comprising. Messra. M. M. Stephen (foreman), Leung In- cheung and J. Chan, returned a ver- diet of "Death from natural causes."

H.K: MINES LTD.

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STATEMENT

When scen yesterday: regarding the financing of their property in the New Territories, the Directors-of Hongkong Mines, Ltd., stated that in their opinion sufficient money for the commencement of operations at Lord Halifax, speaking for the the mine, namely $1,000,000, had not Government, Lord Shell for Labour, been received to date, and that nego- Lord Crewe for the Liberals and the tlations were in progress with im- Archbishop

of Canterbury for the portant Manila mining Interests Church,

expressed deep

regret at the with a view to making other ar- King's decision and, sympathy with rangements for financing the pro- Mr. Baldwin, the Queen and the ject. Royal Family. Lord Shell's spech was particularly appreciated.

The House will meet to move the new oath of allegiance to-morrow and

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EMPIRE TEMPLE IS UNSHAKEN (Continued from Page 1.)

common to all classes in this country. "None of us can realise how hard is the path of the King....That amid all his great qualliles there was also something lacking in himself is sufficiently shown by his unprecedent

A rickeho puller named Li Tak was ed decision. For it ta 題 proof of

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