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Tasmania Graft Probe Decision

Hobart, Tasmania, Dec. 9.-A Royal Commission in- vestigating charges of graft against Premier Robort Cosgrove decided to allow Cosgrove to be indicted.

The Premier is accused of having received £5,400 from four road transport servico operators in exchange for an assurance that their in- dustry would not be nation- alised in this Australian state.

Cosgrove has denied the charges and refused to ro- sign-Associated Press.

ROME STRIKE

THREAT

NOW LIFTED

Rome, Dec.

9.-The Com-

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"THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

Franco-Soviet Trade Talks Broken Off

London, Dec. 9.-The Soviet Government today broke off trade talks with France "in view of the hostile position adopted by, the French Government with regard to the Soviet Union," Moscow Radio announced.

RAF OFFICER

AWARDED

France was hoping to nego- tiate a shipment of 300,000 tons of Soviet whent in exchange for French industrial articles.

The break was announced in a note handed to the French Charge D'Affaires in Moscow, Moscow Radio Bald, ordering the French Repatria- tion Mission in Russia to leave Soviet territory Immediately,

quoted

A Reuler Paris despatch

GEORGE MEDAL

London, Dec. 9.-The Royal the spokesman of the Soviet Em

bassy the

there as Air Force officer's all-night or considered the repatriation pact of as saying that Russia rendered cipice ledge, on to which ho had "null and vold" by France closing fallen during a vain attempt to down the Soviet repatriation camp Paris, last rescue a crashed glider pilot, at Beauregard,

deal on a waterfall-washed pre-

June 20, 1945, had been

near

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1947,

DAB and FLOUNDER

POT PLANTS

-by Walter

FLOWER BOWER

Americans & Russians Argue Over Marriage

Geneva, Dec. 9.—The United States and the Soviet Union argued today in a new` field — that of love and marriage. They clashed politely and with laughs over the article of marriage proposed for the Declaration of Human Rights, which the second session of the U.N. Human Rights Commission is drawing up here.

Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt said thecated in recent months by Colonel United States favoured the article Willam H. Hodgson (Australia). have the same freedom to marry.. saying that women and men should The proposal suggested that peti- tions alleging a violation of human The Soviet representatives, A. E. rights should first be examined by a Bogomolov, retorted that this pru- committee of five experts. If these posal, if made in the 17th century, could not settle the complaint, tt "would have been revolutionary." would

to pass the Human, Rights At that time marriages

were Commission, whose decision would was described by the Air Minis-month and subsequently expelling 19

Soviet citizens.

usually arranged by families, he be published. try today in announcing the Yesterday, the Soviet Union re-sald, but times have changed since If this decision did not have the nward of the George Medal to called its Repatriatlon Mission from then. Flying Officer Victor McNabney,

France. 22, R.A.F. Volunteer Reserve, of Belfast Road, Bangor. County Down, attached to No. 203 Glid- Ing School, ATC,

ques of the rescue

"

note

duced a resolution calling for por- mission

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The Editor

Anti-TB Work In Hongkong

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Full Dress Palestine Debate Postponed

Lake Success, Dec. 9-The United Nations Security Council decided tonight to postpone the discussion on Palestine.

After debating whether to embark immediately on the discussion of the General Assembly resolution on the Palestine partition, the Council adopted this formula: "The Council, having received the Assembly's resolution on Palestino, decided to postpone its discussion."

The United States delegate, at the end of this year, M. Androi said that he saw no Mr Herschel Johnson, said, Gromyko

practical difficulties over Australia during the discussion of the remaining as a mediator, but that

wanted time to think the

agenda, that an immediate full Russia dress discussion of Palestine by matter' over-Reuter. the United Nations Security Council would be "extremely

unwise", in view of developing OUTWARD MAILS events there.

Christmas Totter mail by air will close The Council Chairman, Mr John on Friday, December 12, at the following times-GPO, registered_3.p.m., ordinary D. Hood, of Australla, prenosed 3.30 p.m.; Kowloon GPO, registered 2.30 postponing any discussion till a pm. ordinary 3 pm. This mail is ex- later stage, and also Stoposed peeled to arrive in the United Kingdom

on Thursday, December 10. postponing a decision on the ap-Unless otherwise stated. registered Lebanonfond | articles and parcel parts close 30 minutes plications by the

earlier than the ordinary malt. If mail Egypt to participate in the dog-

close before, 10 2.30. registered and parcels will close at 6 pm, on previous day.

slons.

This was immediately challenged by Faris Al Khoury (Syrin) who said that the Council could not just brush the question aside. He said the Counell has sole responsibility for enforcing partition and must, therefore, discuss fully all its im plications.

Faris said that there would be a the com- widespread doubt about petence of the proposed Palestine. Commission, and the Security Coun- cll should fully debate the legal basis for this Commission,

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10

Closing Times By Alr

Manila, P., 330 p.m.

Canton, Lluchow and Kunming, 3:30 p.m.

Tainan, 3.10 p.m.

Tsinging and Peiping, 30 p.m.

Amoy, Shanghal, Nanking, lankow

Balkon and Paris, 3.30 pan.

Closing Times By Sea & Train

1a.m. Canton (Tratn) 1_

Stacao, Tsingtan & Slickki (B¢á) 8 am, Sandakan (Sea) 19 am,

Swntow (Bea) 1 p..

Macao, Teinshan & Bhekki (Bea) 1 pan. Canton (Train) 2 p.m. Shanthal (feat 2 pm.

(a) p.m.

Japan (Ordinary letters & carda only). (Sea) 3 p.m.

Straits. Macasser, Bourablyn & Dalavia (Sea) 3 p.m.

"The General Assembly is not a world

US.A.. government with power to

Canada, Central and Bouth partition countries and act up America via San Franelico (No Parcels

he governments,"

said.

The for Canada) (Sea) p.m.

Mação, Tsimshian, Shekkel & Kongmoon. Security Council is only an organ (sea) 4 p.m. with power to enforce the Assembly's decisions."

Faris called for a decision imme- dlately on the Lebanese and Egyp- tinn applications, and suggested ́n full-dress Palestine debate at the next Council meeting.

munist-led Chamber of Labour in Rome lifted its midnight deadline for government ac-

desired effect, the case would be quiescence to its ultimatum to-

Instead, he supported the pro- passed on to the International Court, day, and the threat of a general

Soviet Nota

posal by the

Byeto-Russlan dele- whose judgment would be enforce-

by the The Soviet note, as broadcast by ate, A. S. Stepanenke, which said able

United Nations. strike in the capital and pro-

Moscow Radio today, makes re- that marriage and the family Reuter. vince lessened. But fresh dis-

ference to a French communication should be protected by the State orders broke out in Sicily where

of December 6, which "shows that and that persons should be free to On July 6 last, a glider, piloted the French Government is unflate- marry without regard to race, re- pollee reinforcements, hurling

the Franco-Soviet ilgion or origin. tear gas, scattered Communist by R. A. Glass, instructor attached rally annulling

The British representative Intro- marchers at Vittoria and Bolog-to the gliding school, crashed on repatriation agreement of June 20. Several were reported in the hillside near Coleraine, Northern 1945, and intends to terminate the

to for married couples jured at Vittoria but none at Ireland, seriously juring the pilot. work of the Soviet Repatriation

the early

stages

Commission In

and that, futhermore, reside together." This was presum- it accused two members Bologna,

of the ably inspired by the Soviet order While the U.S. aircraft carrier work, the main rescue party, which

Included McNabney, could not ap Commission. Messrs Filatov

and forbidding Russian women married of subversive activities to British

their Midway and three destroyers visited preach the wreckage beyond a point Sokokin,

subjects to join Naples, the Romo pravico Cham about 50 feet above it.

against France."

husbands outside Russlo. The

adds: "The Soviet

while McNabney was lowered by a rope

said that Mrs Roosevelt ber of Labour displayed a restraint

the Government regards this charge of "we all support" State protection month-old the Leftists' new in campaign of strikes and demonstrate the wreck where he made

The rope was subversive activities against France of marriage and families, she be

another belonged in tions against the government. It pilot comfortable. announced it had deferred & deel- then used in an attempt to lift the levelled against the two members Heved this

of the Soviet Repatriation Commis- section of the Declaration. United gear slon as foul slander, devoid of any Press. general strike until Instructor up to the main party.

While adjusting the rescue

fell back on Wednesday night.

to Glass, McNabney

foundations and fabricated by the

International Court the ledge and was unconscious for French Government In order to

justify its arbitrary netions in regard Geneva, Dec. 1-A World Courts 30 minutes. When McNabney

Glass was to Soviet citizens in Beauregard with authority to make decisions gained consciousness,

In answer to a query whether dead. and no further help, could be and to members of the Union of which the United Nations could en-

Soviet Citizens in France and its force, was proposed to the United is still so deeply rooted here. It Austraila would be permitted to given to either of them.

behave Commission Me Nabney was stranded on the arbitrary proceedings in unilateral- Nations

Human strange that the rich still on

remnin on the three-nation "Good like the

ostriches ta- the (about ledge until he was rescued the next ly

proverbial annulling Franco-Soviet Rights by its six-nation "working

Offices Commission seeking Holu- to absorb 80,000 morning-Reuter,

headed by Mrs Hansa Mehta ward our TB menace. The Infection of the Indonesian troubles after In public works, and to

order Palace Investiture,

takes place in she had retired from the French public

generally to mislead

M. Kiekovkin, the Ukrainian not disease takes place in young adult responsible for the

and Air opinion on the subject of the true

development of the punish police

London, Dec. 9.-Army Com- death of Gluseppe Tanns, a

those position in France at the present presentative on the group, did Force heroes

were among during disorders munist killed

attend after the preliminary dis-lic. With TB sufferers so prevalent decorated by the King at an in- umě suburban Primavalle last week,

vestiture at Buckingham Palace to-

Regarded As Hostile

cussion, because he said that it was around us, the children of the rich poor arc In constant The Chamber of Labour said on day, when 03 Distinguished Service "The Soviet Government regards useless to plan a machinery for the as well as the

such actions Sunday that government failure to Orders were awarded.

on the part

ever they of the enforcement of human rights until danger wherever

cinemas,

the restau-

wu. meet these conditions by the dead-

Among the Army officers who French Government no hostile and those rights were stated in an in-schools, the

rants, and

even In one's home оп general strike

decoration was contrary to the spirit of the sillance ternational undertaking. received a double

where USSR and France, and it holds the French Government responsible for the

conseqences."

Blon

on C

Step-Down

This was a step-down from the belligerent announcement on Satur- expiring day that an "ultimatum" at midnight on Tuesday had been served on the government to pro-

lire vide

·U.S.000,000,000

re-

repairiation agreement, and also in ) here tonight.

Hine would bring the province. Major Cort Cathcart, Scots Guards and mutual assistance between the

throughout Rome

There were unconfirmed reports that the Communists and the nett Wing Socialists were at odds over calling the strike, and there was come Indication the strike might not be called at all.-Associated Press.

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TANKER SPLITS IN TWO

Boston, Dec. 9-The US$4,000,000 former Navy Lanker, Ponnganset, split in half at an East Boston re- pair slip, today, injuring 14 work- Ometals believe tho ship men. would be a total loss.

Wartime fixtures were being re- moved when the accident occurred. -United Press,

Information Work Costs Given

Adjutant at Sandhurst, who received the D.S.O. and the M.C.

Two Members of Parliament re- celved awards: Lieutenant-Colonel Anthony Head, of the Life Guards, and Me Bertie Kirby were both awarded the C.B.E.

Another recipient of the C.O.E.

Lieutenant-Colonci

WON

The Soviet Government has also

instructed all members of the Soviet Repatriation Commission to leave France.

The French Foreign Once an- Christo-nounced last Friday that French ex- pher Dawnay, of the Coldstream perts were going to Moscow to ne- Guards, who was on Lord Mount- gotiate for the shipment of 300,000 for France, gomery's staff during the battle of tons of Russian wheat

with France supplying industrin! France and Holland.

articles in exeliange-Reuter.

Among the several women who were decorated was the matron-la- of Princess chief, Gladys Taylor,

Air Force Nursing Mary's Royal

also made Service, who was C.B.E.-Reuter.

Two Share £70,494

Q

London, Dec. 9.A London old- age penaloner and a Monmouthshire) tinplate worker today shared £70,-

dividend largest

NOOSE

London, Dec. 9.-The Judicial Committee of the Privy Coun- ever cil today lifted a sentence of London, Dec. 9.-Mr Hector Mc-494

death which had been hanging Neil, Minister of State, in a Parlia- declared in a penny football pool,

Timothy You, Seventy-year-old

for two four Somalis mentary reply, stated that the total cost of the British Information Ser-who is too ill to be told how much vices serving overseas posts was he won, stalsed Bd. on the pool. The years.

Luther Morley, £1,470,000 and he thought that tinplate worker,

staked 5/4d.--Reuter. Britain got a good return.-Reuter.

ERNIE RODERICK KEEPS

WELTERWEIGHT CROWN

his

over

The Court proposed tonight was substantially the same as that adva

BULGARIA'S

DIMITROV

RESIGNS

Soña, Dec. 9. Premier

Sir, For your constant help and anti-TB effort encouragement to

the the Colony's TB sufferers, nay

M. Andrel Gromyko (Russia) whole

the for urged the Council to accept community, should be ever indebted to you. It is sad. General Assembly resolution Imune-

any

dintely, but Faris objected to this that the misleading idea that anti-TB work will only benefit the "most improper procedure." poor and does not

not concern the rich

tion of childhood

тв

and

13

10-

the

Council

Harley Moore

where an amah or a house-boy or Death Now

bouring the disease. If only a cook may unsuspectedly he hat-

the

are

rich can realise this fact and sensible enough to face it, the need

of the HK Anti-TB Association of seven lahks for its projected sana-

Confirmed

torium with 50 many wealthy. Tientsin, Dec. 9.-The United people and big firms

us around

Georgi Dimitrov submitted is instead of a great.human west of Peiping, on October 17.

here this should be easily taken care of. States, Consulate

we afternoon confirmed press re- There is another fact which should know, that is the great ports of the death of Captain majority of those developing TB Harley Moore, the American are young people at the most pro-pilot of the CATC aircraft

-period of their lives hence

ence which-crashed-in-Communist- become а great economic

asset us

as territory near Paoting, south-

which would

In

the representing Jack Dodds, nu- Friends Ambulance Unit, volunteer- ed to conduct the investigations which resulted in the recovery of au identification tag belonging to Captain Moore and the engine num-" ber of the missing plane.

this

The plane had emitted smoke and from the left wing and had then crashed and broke into three parts, finally exploding after burning on the ground.

presumed to

be 10 our resignation and that of his they should

other words. while SAVED FROM government to the Bulgarian society.

these young people should be pro- Parliament on Tuesday night.

ducing and enriching our commu- There have been no recent dianity, because of TB they become to patches from Sofla

not only useless but wasteful explain the resignation.

Dispatches from Istanbul how society, and a burden to us all.

Indeed the relatively small num- ever, quoted the press there and

will bo # ing they diplomatie circles last week as say-ber of beds to be available in the solving had heard reports that projected canatorium Hulgaria and Yugoslavia were ready handicap to our effort in

our gigantic problem. However, flames to unite in a southern Slav federa- tion. Tho reports said Premier there is a way to minimise

short-coming. Yugoslavia would short Marshal Tito of

(1) Form a medical committee, Chief of State of the

new consisting of-chest physician and The explosion was reported to The men, Adan Haji Jama, Saed

federation. and Dimitrov would best Mohamed, Dein Dera and Sarah Ab-

come head of the new Communist surgeon and a radiologist to select have killed three and injured 20

ranato- civillons, who were dullaht, were sentenced to death by

International Information Bureau, cases for admission to the Court of Somall-

rlun. the Protectorate

have been onlookers. -Associated Press.

(2) Only early open cases which land on December 10, 1945, after, it

Rumanian Arrest

can be converted to non infectious

Captain Moore was from Raleigh, was alleged, they had taken part in

Belgrade, Dec 9.-M. Buzoju, for and be greatly benefited by a short Syracuse. His wife and mother, an attack on non-Muslims in which

another mer Rumanian Minister and member stay in the sanatorium and bona who are at present in Tientsin, are one man was killed and

of M. Constantin Bratina's National de residents of the colony should

awaiting the return of Dodds, who wounded.

is expected on Thursday with the the men appealed from à Liberal Party, was arrested when be admitted.

Cross the

Rumanian- It is the useful

the body, practice in

His

mother flew from of the Protectorate Court trying to

frontier, *Tanjug. the

west to keep a pallent in a sanato Washington to China when the as a Court of Appeal on May Hungarian sitting as

Yugoslav

ogency, reported

rium for one or two

yenra. With search for the 1-fated plane be- 30. 1946.

proper choice of cases with the help gan, and today's confirmation by For the men, It was contended that today from Bucharest.

M. Buzoju was trying to cross of the higher

immunity the United States Consulate puts speelde trial was against all the prin- the

Chinese, We an end to the long search.-Reuter. ciples of justice because the judge the border legally with the alm characteristic of the

United States ocean, without sacrificing emelency, acted as

as prosecutor and also did not of reaching the

of Austria, the make each

patient stay for obtain the opinion of the Assessors cupation

agency said, adding that he would months, and to continue treatment at the trial.

At the original trial, it was stated he tried for partea Dr. Mantu ambulatorily at the clinic to a suc-TO-DAY'S BROADCAST

"terrorist organisation that after a meeting of tribesmen Insting several days,

Dr Manju, the veteran Rumanian Cessful Pensant Party leader, was

0, Studio: Children's Hal Hour; 8.30, assembly fired shots at the prison Reused to hard labour for life on umber of bed

thus the guiding and inflexible Studio: Anniversary Half-Hour presented at Burno, killing one prisoner.

If was niso alleged that uttempts November 11 for high treason, rule of admission must be based on by Monics Jacks; 7, London Relay: World and Ilome News: 7.15, Hungarian Gypsy an conspiracy, fomenting armed

shortest possible stay with greatest Band: 730. Studio: "1 Bring You Music were made to murder two British

secret rebellion, instigating amcers.

fler crossings and the organisation possible benet, irrespective of who areol Request Programmns.presented by It was contended that there was of foreign

the patients are or who Interference

mends them. men were members of the assembly when it became unlawful-Reuter.

An unlawful

news

zone

London, Dec. 9-Ernio Roderick, 33-year-old battle- scarred warrior of over 100 fights, retained his British welterweight title when he outpointed Eric Boon, former British lightweight champion, over 15 rounds after a hard, clean fight at Harringay. Area tonight.

of London over Despite

comparative Dickie O'Sullivan youth, greater strength and eight rounds.

O'Sullivan gained

fairly com- acknowledged heavier punch, fortable points victory. Boon was not in the pletura For the first three rounds be except in the last three furlous chased the Belgian, who is several rounds when he endeavoured to years his senior, around the ring. turn an almost certain defent into victory by a knockout. his left eye, slightly, swollen, chasod O'Sullivan's -- cagernicas, and from no evidence that any of the four Rumania."-Router.

Boon, with his rigtit eye cut and

that point, although the Londoner was on top, he was frequently in from the Belgian's heavy

and

forced Was often

Solid Right Swings": ,Do Gryse landed solid, right swings in the fourth round to curb

the champion around the ring, but Roderick kept out trouble.

Willle

Wims, Belgian welter- weight champion, was forced 10 retire in the third round of his eight-round fight with. Eddio Thomas of Wales In one of the International contests which were supporting bouts to the Roderick- Hoon ight.

"Wims Outclassod Wims was completely outclassed by Thomas, the former amateur lightweight champion now fighting 8 welterweight, but the Belglan's Kameness earned him applause at

nominaled the end. Thomas

the fight throughout and evading Wims' swinga scored repeatedly with his

of serious trouble

punching back.

left.

When Thomas.switched his attack to the body in the third round, Wims

The verdict in his favour brought

Temperature Drops 28% Degrees

some dissension from the crowd, Chicago, Dec.

The coldest

but he had done enough in the weather of the season chilled parts early rounds to win.

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of

the

end. Thus in a year can serve four to eight times

three

the

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Canton (Bea) 8 pan.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11

Closing Times By Air

Shanghai, 230 am.

Bangkok, 1.30 p.m.

Singapore, Colombo, Sourabaya, Sydney' and Auckland, 3.30 pan.

Shanghai, Nanking, Hankow, Tsingtao-- and Pelping. 3.30 p.m.

Canton, Swatow, Amoy, Foochow and Kwellin, 3.30 p.m..

Closing Times By Sea & Train Canton (Tratnya.m.

Macao, Tsinshan & Shekki (Sex) 5 am.. Straits and Rangoon (Bea) 10 am. Swalow (Bea) 10 am.

Bangkok (Reá) 10 2.91.

Haiphong (Se) Noon.

Macao, Tainshan de Shekki (Bea) 1 p.m. Canion (Train) 2 pm.

Shanghal (6ea) p.m.

Macao, Tainahan & Shekki (Sea) 4 pm. Kongmoon (Bea) 4 p.m. Canton (80) 5 p.m.

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THE UNITED SERVICES "RECREATION -- CLUB Kowloon

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Anti-TB Association and had‍i and N.D.C. Symphony Orchestra: 10.09 will be held at the Club House, London, Dec. 9-Mr Malcolm been for the war or money had not we Maurico Sandeyron, French and of the American Medio 28 do- MacDonald, Governor-General of depred certainly be ready wit

day. A temperature drop of 23 do- Malaya, will Ay to London aurly next

now. Sir European flyweight champlon, beat grees Fahrenholt 'Waa reported month, it was learned here last sanatorium long before By Ashton of Wigan, who was from Minnesota-Reuter.

Robert's generous donation has now disqualified in the fourth round of

Els visit is understood to be in been spent for the purchase of the their fight.

connection with, the proposed con- mass radiography unit, which Public Executions

stitution for Malaya to which the named after him. Rangoon, Dec. 0.-Publle execu Malayan Chinese population has I think there will be many wards Caytonese, 3. Dried animal skin. 4. in OLE new sanatorium, may I Because of the included air which tions by the firing squad will take raised several objections.

Chinese Chamber of Com- therefore venture to, suggest that in much lighter than water. 5. It is pinca "within the next few days"

recently ob- they be named after the big donors, the sixteenth largest, 6. Western In Singapore guilty of retaining un- merco

Advertisers are requested to note- Asla licensed arms and ammunition, jected to the proposal to separate firms or individuals?

that not less than 24 hours notice Burmese

announce Singapore from the revised scheme In conclusion may I appeal to the Government

4 wealthy section of our for a Federation of Malaya as

prior to the day of publication should ment said yesterday."

be given for all commercial display,- The statement revealed that, in British protectorate. The now con- to give, nay Invest, liberally in sup

advertisements, change of copy, etc.- response to the Government's ap- stitution is expected to come into port of this much needed

Printed and publisited by Frederick Noticesind Clamified Advertise peals, more than 11,000 jillcit wen effect soon after January 1-eu- rium and as sure as the day fol

lows the night, their own children" | Perry Frankin for ami on behalf of mohts will be received up till 4.80- London, Dec. 0The results of pons, including Ston guns, Brenter. Rugby Union games played last guns, tommyguns and machineguns (Mr MacDonald is due in Hong will reap the benefit from their South China Morning Post Limited p.m..for the fellowing day night were:

Munster 5, Australians 6--Reuter

Billy Ashton gave a good display against Sandeyron before he was disqualified. Ile had been warned to keep his punches up. Sandeyron, who was leading by a good margin when the fight ended, gave an ex cellent display of boxing in clipping. Ashton's punches-Reuter.

took counts of five, seven and eight. Rugby Results

As he rose from the last of these

counts be raised his glove la sub- mission.

Raoul de Gryse, · Nyweight cham- plon of Belgium, wax outpointed by

persona

have already been Reuter."

The

on a short generosity..

community

sanato~

afternoon surrendered kong this

visit).

at 1-8 Wyndham Street, City of Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong

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