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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

TUESDAY,

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Macao Stops Exports Of Foodstuffs

TWO WELL-KNOWN LOCAL RESIDENTS In the persons of the Hon. Sir Robert Kotewall and Mr. J. II. Taggart, 0.3.5. and an Indian officer with long service in the British Army, were invested with honours by H.E. the Governor, Sir Geoffry Northcote, at Government House this morning.

Their Excellencles the C.-in-C.,

and the -Sir Percy Noble,

G.O.C., Major General A. W, Bartholomew, took part in the ceremony with the Colonial Secretary, Hon. Mr. N. L. Smith and the Acting Chief Justice Mr. Justice E. I. Williams.

Those present Included Lady Northcote, Bishop If. Valtorta, Bishop R. O. Hall, Commodere E. B. C. Dicken, R.N. and Group Captain A. H. Peck, Members of the Executive and

Legislative Councils, foreign

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Consuls, heads of Government de- partments and representatives of the Services attended with their ladies and there was a good sprinkling of Chinese officials and citizens.

His Excellency entered the main hall of Government House at the end pre- of a dist.nguished procession ceded by an usher bearing the muce. proceedings had opened After the with

Sir the National Anthem, Robert Kotewatl WAS announced. entered accompanied by the Hon. Sir Shouson Chow and the hon. Sir Henry Pollock.

The Government has promulgated new regulallons prohibiting the free exportations of foodstuffs, vegetables and fuels from the colony, accordingle

to Chinese riparts reaching here.

With the disruption of river and rail communications between Canton and Hongkong, it is understood that

sup-

a large portion of meats and vege tables consumed here is now plied from Chungshan district Macao,

via

new

It is anticipated that the ruling in Macao may considerably effect the local market privés, ~

No Muzzle On Dog Nets Fine

II. E. Fiebig of No. 10 Talt Shing Street was fined $5 by Mr. E, Hims- worth at the Kowloon Magistracy on

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summons stating that he had allowed his dog to wander about in Dyer Avenue, Kowloon, without a muzzle recently.

Inspector Rogers said that the de- fendant had reported the loss of his don to th police and it was located in Dyer Avenue without n muzzle annet with n lead tralling behind it. It was said that the dog had been ted up in a arden and had broken loose. The defendant was represented in Court by friend.

Burglars Break Into Bible Book Shop

The Bible, Book and Tract Depol, Queen's Bulldog, was broken into yesterday by means of a duplicate key and book and money to the value of $22.35 were stolen, according to a police report.

Mr. Brett, residing at No. 95 Robinson Road, has also reported that some person broke into his house and stole yesterday,

household Articles valued at $23.

Money and jewellery valued at $52 were alolen from the residence of Mr. Boddy, at Boundary Street, dur- ing the early hours of yesterday bedroom morning. Entry into the

on the Brat floor was gained by climbing up a verandah-pillar.

Yue Hol-wan, of O'Brien Road, han reported that someone brake into his fat and stole from his safe, money and jewellery worth $156.

EAST RIVER FIGHTING

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panics of Volunteers who were de- fending Tumshul.

SOLDIER INTERNED

It is understood it the man entered Hongkong territory clad in uniform and carrying his rifle. He has been interned.

Ansilier refugee, Chlu Chung-foo, was taken to the Kowloon Hospital yesterday suffering from terribile wounds in his face and left arm.

He auswined the injuries during the first Japanese bombardment of Tamahul, where he was visiting re- latives.

Although 73-years old and de- spite his wounds, the man sic-

oceded in walking over the soverat] high mountains separating Tamshul from Hongkong, arriving at the frontier yesterday.

It is stated that he is a native of Un Long village, in the New Ter- ritories.

FRENCH WRITER SEES U.K. CONSCRIPTION

Paris, Oct. 17. Economie reconstruction

in France and conscription in Britain are neces- sary if a check is to be elven to Gor many's ambition in Europe, states "Pertinax," writing in Le Ordre.

He adds that the factor which may stop German expansion is British and French rearmament especially in the air-Reyter Special.

SHPA IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION

The following ships are expected; to be in wireless communication with Hongkong romġiba Malaam,

SERVICE TO COLONY

His Excellency sald:

to do so.

SIR ROET. KOTEWALL -Photogem Studio.

Order

of

British "AB the Governor of a Colony I am proud to decorate so brave and faithful a soldier.” ( Ap- planse),

of the refreshments

course you fought in France, Egypt,

during "Sir Rowcrt Hormus Kolewall, 1 Mesopotamin and Palestine

His the Great War and in Palestine you have. It in

from command

were given the Indian Majesty the King to land to you these Letters Patent through which Merit for gallant conduct in thei

field.

Since then you have seen Ha Majesty conferred upon you the other action and were given a certi- dignity of Knighthood

fiente for Devotion to Duty during "To recount here even the more potable of the occasions and ways the operations in Waziristan in the

have served this year 1924. in which you

which have already Colony, some ot received His Majesty's recognition, would be to trespass too long your patience and I will not attempt

The National Anthem was again "Let it sumee to say that as a played at the conclusion

and #glit member of the Lempelative and Exe- ceremony cutive Councils and of innumerable) were terved. Commisions and Committees you have always tendered to Government advice which was crainently pure, self-effac.nk In the counsel which you freely, give to Government two characteristics are ways outstanding, namely your deep interest In the welfare of the Chinese community and your keen desire to serve this British Colony

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you have given to me and my pre- deerssors that I now hand to you these Lelters Palent" (Applause).

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SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

Steamship

"ATIOS II"

24*A/38

Bringing Cargo from Marseilles via Saigon, etc., arrived Hongkong on Wednesday, 1211; October, 1938.

Consignets are hereby informed that their goods with the exception of Opium, Treasure and Valuables are being landed and stored into the Godowns of the Hongkong Kowloon Whart and Godown Co. Ltd., Kow-

Mr. Tart was then announced Hon. Mr. B. H. Dodwell Hon. Mr. A. L. Shields loon, whence delivery may be ob and he was accompnated by Dr. G.W.HI. Lock, Esq..

D. R. Black, O.B.E., and Licut.-Col. E. J. R. Mitchell, O.B.E.

K. V. Wilkinson, Esq..

Sir Vandeleur M. Grayburn, CHIEF MANAGER.

BRANCHES :-

His Excellency said: "Mr. James ANDY Harper Taggart, I have it in com- LANGKOK mund from His Majesty the King BATAVIA BOMBAY

to invest you with the insignia of a CALCUTTA Offer of the Most Excellen! Order CANTON CHEFOO the British. Empire.

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"In August last year the war be- COLOMBO tween China und Jepun fell upon FOUCHOW Shanghai,

with result that some HAIPHONG HAMBURG 4.000 refugees fled thence for asylum ANKOW to Hongkong. A very large number HARMIN of them were in poor circumstances HONGKEW some even were destitute. It was ILOILO

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in your hands that the task of pro- JUHURE viding the

for KOBE necessaries of life

KOWLOON was placed by KUALA LUMPUR these unfortunates

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TIENTSIN TOKYO

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ALSO up to date SAFE DEPOSIT

Government. You devoted yourself | Current Accounts opened in Local Cur- to that responsible duty with true rency and Fixed Deposiin received fur or shorter periods in Local carried it out with one humanity and

and other currencies on terms witch wi eminent success.

be quoted on application, "In presenting to you this mark of Ills Majesty's

's recognition of your BOXES in various sizes TO LET. survlee I wish to thank you most warmly on belinit of the Government of Hongkong for your ready and

with adequate help. It is pleasure that I invest you these Insignia." (Applause).

Kreat with

26 YEARS' SERVICE

Subador Rahim All Sahib, Baba- dur, the last to be Invented, entered] alone.

His Excellency said: "Subadar Rahim All Sahlb, Balundur, by thei order of His Majesty the King- Emperor I am about to admit you to the Order of the Indian Empire.

"This is the King-Emperor's re- ward to you for twenty-six year: of loyal and exemplary service in 21s Majesty's Forces. In their

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The Business of the above Bank confucted by the Hongkong and Shang- hal Banking Corporation. Rules may be Dulained on application, FOR THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION

V. M. GRAYBURN

Chief Manager. Hongkong, B, October, 1930.

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PRAGUE, HUNGARIAN Alor Star PARLEYS TO RE-OPEN? | Lanakok

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tatavia Dombay Calcutta Canton Cawnpore Jebu

Ipoh Balla Karachit Kiang Kobe

Kuala

Lumpur. Kuching Madras Manita Medan

Beremban Bhanghai Bingapore Bilawa Hourabaya

Taiping

Tongkah

(huket)

New York

TRIDALSO

Peiping

Yokohama

(Peking}

who were political friends, formed a kind of Balkan axis, and this made It possible to negotiate regarding blg plans, for example, constructive rond-building and telephones..

Herr Funk also spoke of the pos- albility of Germany granting thes countries further long-term bartering business transacted. credits, and arranging long-term agreements so that producers there could count on stable deliveries to Germany at atabic prices.-Reuter | Special.

Colombo Delhi imphong tambura Hankow Harbin

Penang tangkang Hangona

Foreign Exchatiga and General Danske

Fixe Current Accounts opened and

ITALY REPLIES TO U.S. NOTE

flome, Oct. 17. The American Ambassador has re cclved a reply from the Italian Government to the Washington note asking whether American Jews would be affected by the recent Italian anti- Semitic

legislation.

ire, Santos Maru, Rawalpindi, Pro

It's understood that the reply is press of Canada, President Coollugo, .

possible in the Arenenor.

Rusia, Empress of

as "favourable as Birdhana, Potsdam and Kamo Maru, chcumstances."--Reuter,

Deposits received for one year or shorter periods at rates which will be quoted on application.

The Bank's Head Offee in London undertakes Executor & Trustee bumen and claims recovery of Britian Incomi fax overpald, on terms which may be nesrtained at any of its Agencies & Branches,

ILA, CAMIDOR,

Manager. Hongkong, 9th June, 1938,

Come on-lam I

Swing that YAM!

Oh, siz; yay man

IT'S A WHAM I

talard immediately after landing.

All claims must be sent in to me on or before 22nd October, 1038, or they will not be recognized.

Damaged Packages will be examin- ed by the Company's Surveyor Messra:--Goddard and Douglas the presence of the Consignees at 10.00 nm. on Tuesday, 18th October, 1938.

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Consignees must have a Revenue Officer in attendance when any duti- able goods are examined by the Company's Surveyors.

No Fre Insurance will be effected by us in any care whatever.

R. ONL

Agent. Hongkong, 12th October, 1938.

COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES

Steamship

MARITIMES.

"SONTAY”

11 AEO/38 Bringing Cargo from Dunkirk vin Haiphon arrived Hongkong on Wednesday, 12th October, 1938.

Consignees are hereby informed that their goods with the exception of Opium, Treasure and Valuables are being landed and stored into the Godowns of the Hongkong Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co. Ltd., Kow- loon, whence delivery may be ob- tained immediately after landing.

All claims must be sent in to me on or before 22nd October, 1938, or they will not be recognized.

Damaged Packages will be examin- ed by the Company's Surveyor Messrs:-Goddard and Douglas in the presence of the Consignees at 10.00 am, on Tuesday, 18th October, 1038.

Consignees must have a Revenue Omeer in attendance when any duti able goods are examined by the Company's Surveyors.

No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in any case whatever,

K. OIL, Agent.

Hongkong, 12th October, 1938.

Egypt's Forces

In Sudan

Cairo, Oct. 17.

It is reliably stated that as a re- sult of recent conversations between the Egyptian Premier, Mahmoud Pasha and the British Ambassador,

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DEATH OF Chinese Who ROYAL SCOT Wandered Aboard

DESIGNER French Cruiser

Sir Henry Fowler's Brilliant Carcor

Derby, Oct. 17. Sir Henry Fowler, famous engineer, and designer of the Royal Scot loco motiven, has died at the age of 08.- United Presa,

Sir

DISTINQUISHED CAREER

Henry Fowler, eminent rallway engineer and authority on aircraft, was born in July, 1070, and was

Searched, Had Wallet

In Possession

D

As he was on duty on the gangway of the French wurship Primauguet at the Kowloon Docks yesterday,

Chinese quarter master slopped man who was about to leave the vessel. On being searched a wallet was found on the man's person and he was detained,

This morning, the man tuned! educated at Evesham School and the Chan Pui, 23, wis charged before Mr. Muson Science College, Birmingham. | E. Hmsworth at the Kowloon Magi- Entering the service of the Lancashire iracy with ipreeny and with board-

Yorkshire Railway, he

ing the without a permit, tained as an cugincer at its Horwich and was remanded for his police re works.

cord to be produced.

In 1900 Fowler joined the Midland Raliway and ten years later was mude chief mechanical engineer, From 1912 to 1014 he was president of the University of Birmingham En- gineering Society and of the Institu- tion Locomotive Engineers.

of

Inspector Rogers said that the de- fendant had no right to be on board the warsh.p.

The wallet found in his possessio belonged to Able Seaman kene Des Bort and had been kept in a cabin on the lower deck.

In the

war he played a big part in

The Primauguet was undergoing. the development of aircraft and in

some form of repairs, and was clowd- munitions production. Appointed ined with workmen during the day but 1915 director of production at the Ministry of Munitions, he was made not in the evening. In 1810 superintendent of the Royal Aircraft Factory and later became assistant director-general of aircraft production. Before the war ended his valuable services were employed in various other tasks for the Muni- tlons Ministry and he also became Lt. Col. of the Engineer and Railway Staff Corps.

The presence of the defendant on the ship in the evening aroused the suspicions of the quartermaster, The wallet contained a fountain pen and papers and was worth $5.

Swatow Couple United In H.K. Ceremony

In 1018 he was knighted (K.B.E.). Always alert and progressivo, Sir Henry Fowler read a number of papers on new ideas and their ap niication before the Institution of Civil Engineers and at different times was awarded the Miller Prize, the Telford Premium and Medal, the

A pretty wedding took place at St. Watt Medal and the Webb Prize. John's Cathedral this morning, when Among various bodies of which he Miss Margaret Elizabeth Wright, of rerved as president was the Institution the English Presbyterian Mission, of Automobile Engineers. He was a Swntow, became the bride of Dr. S. member of the Permanent Com-Lockington Strange, M.B., FRC.S. mission of the International Railway of the same Mission Congress.

The

The bride, who is the elder daugh- Sir Henry, after the war resumedter of Mr. and Mrs. H S. Wright, of Finchley, London, was given away in his post of the Midland Railway marriage by the Rev. J. C. Smith. (L.M.S.) as chief mechanical en- She wore a charming creation of lare fincer, but in 1930 relinquished it to and tulle over taffeta, with a short fake charge of the company's labora- train. Her three-quarter length veil terics. In August 1934, at

at the

was held in place by a coronet of quest of Mr. Hore-Belisha, Minis-

blossoms.

wedding orange ter of Transport, he became chair-Rown came from England. man of a committee of scientists and

Three-year-old Janel Froser, 05 to in- bridesmaid, looked lovely in a dainty molor-cycle manufacturers vestigate the causes of motor vehicle ankle-length

freck of cream net over ~~~I.B.S.

erepe-de-chine. In place conventional bouquet, she carried busket of flowers. Little David Fraser neted na troln-bearer. Mrs. N. D. Fraser acted as matron- of-honour and also as hostess, in the

H.K. Red Cross Collects Refugees On Border

pale blue of the

absence of the bride's mother.

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bridegroom is the only son

of

Mr. and Mrs. John Strange, of

at- Birkenhend. England. He Was tended by Dr. Frank Ashton, of the Netnersole Hospital as best inon.

The

Rev. J. L. Wilson, Dean Chinese Red Cross Society is under- of the Cathedral, offelated

The Hongkong Bureau

of the

Mr.

at

Lindsay

the A.

taking various measures to relieve ceremony, and the refugres pouring over the Hang- Lafford was at the organ. kong frontier from the fighting areas | The reception was held in the In Kwantung.

The honeymoon is Cathedral Hall. It has pinced its ambulances and being spent at Baguio, P.I., and Mrs. trucks at the disposal of the long- Strange chose a

two-piece #gured kong government authorities for the slik frock for her going-away dress, varlous She wore a hat and accessories to transport of refugees from frontier points like Shumchun,tone. Shataukok and Talpo to the Govern- ment Concentration Camp at Kam Tin in the New. Territories."

As a result of the Director of the Bureau Dr. C. Y. Wu's visit to the frontier last Saturday, clght Rrd Cross trucks are available for this work. Yesterday two trucks convey- ed over 150 refugees, mostly women the

Italian Flight

To Tokyo Via

and children, from Lo Wu on H.K. Route

railway line to. Kam Tin, making several trips. These refugees were mostly from Hongkong, Pingwu and the surrounding country. They hid walked many miles without food or water before reaching the frontier from whence they were conveyed by the trucks to the Camp.

Rome, Oct. 18. Reciprocating the record-breaking light to Europe by the "Kamikaze" (Divine Wind) of the Asahi Shimbun. last year, the Stampe, leading news- organize paper in Italy, Is planning at

a goodwill fight to Tokyo via the southern course.

Establishment of soup kitelienn Shalaukok, Sheungshul and Talps where the refugees can secure some refreshment before being conveyed to Kam Tin has been proposed.

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According to the plans announced here on Monday, Mr. Manuel Lum- ardi attached to the Editorial De- partment of the Stampa, will fly the Meanwhile, further trips will be Rome in the first week in November. twin-molored Fiat B. R No. 20 from

Plans are also being discussed to establish a centre for the sick.

made to collect the Central News.

by three mechanics,

refugees--alman Intends

TAMSHUI C. IN C. EXECUTED?

the

to

break the record established by the Divine Wind. The latter covered the distance of 15.357

5,357 kilometres be tween Tokyo and London in 04 hours 17 minutes 50 seconds.

The Flat plans equipped with two It is reported that General Mok 1,000 horse-power motors, can deve- Hel-tak, who was in command of the loo a maximum speed per hour of cruising defences in the Tamshui aren, has 440 kilometres and has been executed.

capacity of 25,000 kilometres--Domei

Swan Culbertson

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