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Saturday, 18 July 1925

  1. The North-China HeraldThe Judicial InquiryFor instance, why shoul the Shanghai community allow the diplomats to take from it the an thority or power to hold its own inquiry under competent judges into the causes and facts of the present trouble which began on Ma…
  2. The North-China HeraldGhosts and WalkersThis week have noticed one paper has been booming a new novel entitled "The Love Game" by Susan Lenglen, M'yes and I'd like to know whether Susan wrote or is writing any more than her name attached to the various instalm…
  3. The North-China HeraldRepression Versus ConciliationMr. Sowerby's vigorous letter to-day undoubtedly voices the feelings of many people in Shanghai. He writes as one who knows oriental psychology and, without just contenting himself with saying some thing' ought to be don…
  4. The North-China HeraldEffects of Strike Increasingly Felt by Chinese WorkersDisappearance of Strike Funds: Growing Desire to Come Back to Work: Terror Still Prevails Saturday, July 18, That the Chinese must be feeling he effect of the strike at the pre- apparent. The almost tot moment has become…
  5. From Reuters · North-China HeraldBritish Trade ReturnsLondon, July 12. Board of Trade returns for June show that imports totalled £110,- '982,000, an increase over May of ££8,103,000, and that exports amount ted to £58,803,000, a. decrease of £5,311,000—Reuter. It it feared…
  6. Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldCanton Christian CollegeTo the Editor of the "North-China Daily News Sir,—My attention has been drawn to the question which you raise in the July 11 issue of the "North-China Daily News" as to why nothing has been heard from the President of Ca…
  7. The North-China HeraldHow Loyal Chinese Have Come to Rescue from Our Own ConresrondentHongkong, July 8. In the middle of the third week of the "strike" in Hongkong, one can take stock of the situation in the sure knowledge that the worst has already been experienced, and nothing further, apart from a tual…
  8. Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldThe Labour UnionTo the Editor of the "North-China Daily News" Sir-—In your issue of July 11, there' appeared the translation of proclamation dated July 9 signed Shing Shi-lien, Commander, and Chang Ts-Ying, Vice Commander. In this procl…
  9. The North-China HeraldTerms Extracted from Oriental PressA curious document has come in to our hands, first, the conditions fon which the men of the Oriental Press went back to work, secondly, fa pass by the General Labour Union to the min in question to enable them to work. T…
  10. The North-China HeraldHarry Lewis PearceFate is dealing hardly by us just! now. For the first time in a life of 00 years, our Chinese staff has been mist intimidated worthless we are strain' counteract that wwe lore by death in service on our repo Last Saturda…
  11. The North-China HeraldExcitement Rife inProfound Ignorance of Life in Shanghai As ft Is From Oun Own Cosaesronvant Kueilin, Si, tune, 27. The month of June added a little Jextra to the numerous excitements Jof the year, for, in addition to wit- Inessing the st…
  12. The North-China HeraldThe Diplomatic ReportIn reply to further questions Mr. Chamberlain said that the action to be taken on the report of the commission of investigation into the disorders in. Shanghai was being considered. He was not prepared to. publish the te…
  13. The North-China HeraldBukit Ton Along RubberThe annual meeting of the Bukit! Toh Along Rubber Estates, Ld., was eld at the offices of Messrs. J. A. Wattie & Ca. Ld., 10 Canton Road. om Friday. Mr. N, G, Maitland pre-led and 68,140 shares were repre-ented. 'The Cha…
  14. The North-China HeraldNew Proclamations GeneralMore Stringent than Last Week's; The Ruin that Striking Causes te China; Intimidation No Patriotism dey, July 14. Generel Shing Sz-lien, Command-ex in charge of martial law in ung and Shanghai, on Sunday i Sued a further…
  15. The North-China HeraldA Conference on ChinaPowers in Consultation; France Against Tampering with Extraterritoriality, London, July 15. In the House of Commons to-day, Me. Austen. Chamberlain, Se-jing to Mr. W. Forrest (Libeconsulting the other Governments cerned …
  16. The North-China HeraldDr. George Ernest Goode_It is with much regret that we Fave to announce the death, which took place at six o'clock on Thursday, the Shanghai General from a heart attack, of Dr. George Ernest Goode, M.R.CS., LRCP., chief medical adviser of the …
  17. The North-China HeraldHe. Light Side of LifePerhaps Parliament boat instances of unconscious hu-_ mour though we have a lot of it in everyday life. Thus from the Papers of the House I take the following question: Mr. JohnsonTo ask the Secretary of State for the Co…
  18. Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldAnother View of ChinaTo the Editor of the "North Ohina Daily News" Sim.—It would appear that the {typical Chinese reply mentioned by Mr. Zia in his letter published jin your issue of yesterday, might considered open to the following (a) Chin…
  19. The North-China HeraldOf the Late MrA large number of friends othe qed_at Babbling Well Chapel Saturday afternoon to pay the Inst jate of respect to Mr. W. R, Pare in where death oceurved on Thurs Cay' nigh: at the General Hospital, The funeral service was…
  20. The North-China HeraldLabour Party VictoriousThe defeat of the Liberal parties in New South Wales and Ta/ma has caused some consternation Federal circles. The Pi ter, Mr. Bruce, alone i the swirling wa fort to bring the animals—in which this capital was vested—to s…
  21. The North-China HeraldParliamentary Session Commences on Wednesday, June 11, the Governor-General, Lord Forster, opened Parliament. The tended by an excopti people. Not only was it the last, time Lord Forster would preside at this formal opening of Parliament but it is anticipated that the next time the…
  22. The North-China HeraldMr. Oscar HedinWe regret to announce the death Which took place at the Victoria Nursing Home on the 10th instant, of Mr. Oscar Hedin, of the Municipal Electricity Department. "Joe," as Mr. Hedin was affectlonatdy known to a wide circle…
  23. The North-China HeraldApplicants at WaysideAt the Wayside depot yesterday atarge crowd assembled in the hope of gaining employment. About 60 men were engaged. The crowd wat big that it excited the attention of several Specials, who came. quickly expecting another…
  24. The North-China HeraldThe Strike BeginsOn July 2 all domestic servants! were forced out by notification from! the Guild, Yesterday (4th instant) the office stoffs were warned to clear out, meter Iaunch crew gone, Kakchich means Kuling, July 6. Happy are there…
  25. The North-China HeraldA POETESS OF THE FAR EAST From Our Own CoaneseonnentWashington, May 28. Yue victory of Manna, Mr. Hoary: Morn-i° horse, in the fame! oun English Derby, hax resulted in a nuraber of stories in tie var-fous metropolitan newspapers apooializing in racing activities, owner in…
  26. The North-China HeraldGENERAL Commanding in Chapei and Nantaoment unconnected with the prop.r 7 ems an infringeme ard will be dealt with 7, were relented yesterday after! had given their word net to again until the strike way T treat the people frankly ard snishmer: the vaziovs gr…
  27. From Reuters · North-China HeraldOld Miss Joan FryLondon, July 2. Lergien won the ladi is shamelorskip by beating Mies Join Fry (England) at Wimbledon today 6-2, 6-0. essed, we from Extrecrdinery scenes were wit In the semifinal of the Mixed Doubles de Morpurgo and Miss…
  28. The North-China HeraldAnother Chinese ViewTo the Editor ¢f the font Cuina Datty News" Sir: Your Chinese correspondent, By. Fi i in his eter published Stant displays' moderation. both his views on the prevent. situation and the way in which he gives expression to…

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