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No. 18.071:

October 1, 1919, Temperature 78

TABLISHED

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October 1, 1920, Temperature 79.

六拜痘

Barometer 29.78-

Rainfall 0 06 inch.~

Humidity 87.

二十五

HONGKONG, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 1920.

每一廿月八申庚年九

THE DOLLAR.

TO-DAY'S CABLES.

To-day's closing rate 4.34 To-day's opening rate 4/2

BUSINESS NOTICES,

WATSON'S

effervescing

LIVER SALTS

takes in the morning will quickly relieve that slight derangement and impart a feeling of health, -vigour and exhilaration.

A pleasant, refreshing and cooling drink.

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DRAGON MOTOR CAR GO.

(THE ECROPLAS GARAGE).

BRITISH CARS

Ruston-Hornsby

ARRIVING SHORTLY:

car touring

about end of September.

Armstrong Siddeley touring car about end

Tela 482 & 3352

of November.

Garazes in Hongkong and Kowloon,

THE MOTOR UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. AND THE UNITED BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED.

FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and MOTOR ACCIDENT. For Rates and Particulars appply to the General Agents

UNION TRADING CO.. Prince's Building.

BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE DE CHINE (A FRENCH BANK

Capital Paid-up and Surplus.

Fcs. 105,000,000.CO

The urganisation of the Bank enables it to upen CURRENT ACCOUNTS, SAVING ACCOUNTS and to accept FIXED DEPOSITS in local currency and ANY FOREIGN CURRENCY.

These "accounts and deposits may be converted AT ANY TIME without ANY CHARGE in ANY OTHER CURRENCY.

Apply for terms and particulars"

BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE DE CHINE, (BONGKONG BRANCE)

Queen's Building, 3, Chater Road.

YEE SANG FAT CO.

TAILORS

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Just Arrived.

DissBres

ALEXANDRA BUILDING, HONGKONG. TEL NO. SE.

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WINE MERCHANTS.

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{Reader's Service to the China Men)

COAL DEADLOCK.

STILL HOPES OF PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT.

ANOTHER CONFERENCE. -

LONDON, September 30.

It is officially announced to-night that a conference between the cral owners, the miners' executive, and representatives of the Government has been arranged at the Board of Trade for tomorrow morning Mr. Lloyd George is expected to attend. It is presumed that the miners' executive meeting to-night will consequently defer recommendation to the delegate" Conference until, to-morrow.

A BALLOT POSSIBLE

LONDON, September 30. The coal position is unaltered to-day, but there are still hopes of peace ful settlement. The cabinet sat two hours this morning. It is understood that it discussed the coal situation. The miners' delegates "conferred for five hours to-day, after which they adjourned til the morning of Oct 1, in order to allow the executive committee to meet to-night to agree upon a recommendation to be made to the conference of miners' delegates to morrow. It is understood that moderate councils prevailed at today's conference, and that possibly a ballot may be taken on the question of submitting the dispute to an impartial tribunal.

TRISH POLICE MURDERS.

STORIES OF REPRISALS GREATLY EXAGGERATED.

ACTS OF SELF-OFFENCE.

LONDON, September 30.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Router's Service to the Chino Mail.)

THE IRISH SITUATION.

Losos, September 30th. The state of Ireland appears to be becoming worse daily.

A party of police was ambushed st Killoskeehan, Templemore. Two policemen were killed, and one was wounded. Many inhabitants fearing reprisals left Killos

military patrol wag fred on at Dandrum, Tipperary, and at officer was seriously wounded, while a sergeant at Clough Jordan, Tipperary, was kidnapped from his lodgings. The military court as regards the murdered policemen at Miltown Malby has reported that six members of the Constabulary were foully murdered. with fiat-nosed bullets.

Royal Irish Constabulary at Brizoleague, A volley was fired at a sergeant of the

Five of the bullets lodged in his chest and bu is dying. The assailants escaped.

in the reprisals at Mallow, it estimat ed that the damage was done to 200,012 houses. In addition to the damage re ported yesterday morning fifty houses were destroyed. The teenfolk pay a glowing tribute to the effort of the local police in extinguishing the flames and saving the greater part of the town.

INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL

CONFERENCE.

PARIS, September th

A Hayn mewage sayi

Addressing the R.LC. in the Phoenix Park to-day, Sir Hamar Green-out waiting for the liquidation of her right wood said that the British Government was behind them. He referred to the number of policemen killed and barracks destroyed, and said that some newspapers had greatly exaggerated the reprisals, many of which were simply acts of self-defence. Undoubtedly there had been some unjustifiable acts into which inquiry was being made. He concluded by appealing to the police to maintain the discipline by which they had always been dis

tinguished.

REVENUE RETURNS.

INCOME SUBSTANTIALLY EXCEEDS EXPENDITURE.

INTERESTING FIGURES,

LONDON, September 30. Whereas the six months ended Sept. 30 last year showed a large excess of expenditure over revenue, the corresponding returns for the six months ending Sep. 30 this year indicate a substantial margin in the contrary direction. The revenue for the six months was £619,300,000 compared with £459.000,000 for the corresponding period last year. The expenditure was £514,672,000 and £740,344,000 respectively.

FOREIGN "OFFICE APPOINTMENT.

LONDON, September 30, Sir Eyre Crowe has been appointed permanent Under Secretary Foreign Affairs in succession to Lord Hardinge.

HISTORIC MANSION.

PRIEST HOLES.

DESTROYED BY FIRE.

THE BLACK SPOT.

At the Brussels Financial Conference' the French delegate, M. Avenol, gave a remark. able account of France's present economical sitation, stating that the repablic, with arriving from the Peace Treaty, 21 a started reconstituting properties of all kind destroyed by war. Over three and a half millions of mens were put again under tivation, thus enabling wheat, relieving by so much the world's sup one half of

other importation cf foreim ply. One bill

One billion sterling,

of par.

Supplied France's thrifty peasants and workers was spent in restering the devastated dis tries and work was still proceeding apaca The statement was followed with keen in terest, all the delegates, even the German, appladding.

Dy

PAXIS, September 27th.

A Havas message says: The chief features of the German report which is soon to be delivered to the Inter national Financial Conference at Brussels are known and are causing but a moderate stir, for behind an imposing array of figures lurks the same old crafty plea to awaken pity, and eventually to exacs a re vision of the Venaille Treaty under a threat of wholesale bankruptcy.

The fresh attempt only shows that M. Millerand was right in fnsisting upon the excention of the Pence Treaty.

NEW FRENCH PRESIDENT,“

PARIS, September 29th. A'Hoyas assage says:--- Many Courcils-General, that is. Provin ofcial Assemblies, now sitting at the opening of their session, sent telegrams to Millerand giving expression to thoir entire confidence in bin.

[The · Department of Agriculture. says a Central New's message from By a fire on the other day Mon- Washington, has received a report mouthshire loses one of its historic from a fare in Fairfax County. Va.. mansions, telegraphs the Daily Chronicle correspondent.

that he is experiencing considerable

FRANCE AND HOLLAND.

PARIS. September 27th. A Hayes mosage says:- According to Lt Pelit Parisien's Brus sels correspondent, rumours are about re of a military agreement between France and the conclusion in the near future specting the Netherlands simular to the recent Franco-Belgian Treaty.

POLAND'S WARS.

WARSAW, September 30th.

Ty Mawr-larterly Anglicised to trouble with his bees. They have Great House-Tredunnock, was un- tired of their regular work of filling öccupied, as it was being altered and honeycombs, he says, and from gure It is reliably stated that M. Joffe, head i redecorated. Early one morning devilment have dropped on the ground

neighbouring farmer saw that the!

house was on fire, and summoned the under his apple trees and there made Newport fire brigade, who, however, themselves drunk by consuming the were too late to do more than save oozing juice of decaying fruit. The the outlying modern wings.

farmer anticipates a serious financial Only the bare walls of the old house loss owing to his bees' behaviour remain, but curiously, while the gir ders recently introduced into the this year.! building were twisted almost out of! recognition, the old main beam of the house withstood the fire.

Ty Mawr was built in 1520 by John Morgans, one of the Morgans of Lang- stone, but the house was consider ably enlarged Sy his son Willia Morgan. It was a typical example of a Tudor manor house, with secret chambers and priest's holes con-f structed by ister owner, who was an adherent of the old religion.

How doth the busy little bee Go posting to perdition The only U.S. native free

To mock at Prohibition!. From sea to set no human thirst

Affronts that sober scheme:.

Only the bee is on the burst

And breaks Columbia's dream. ·

How. strange that in that land of

drought

Our old industrious - model Should take to drink and lie about Too screwed to fly or toddle

The house was being prepared for occupation by Colonel Wadley, 2 brother of the owner, Mrs. W. E. Jones, Glen Usk, and some 75 work-With all his labours unbegun men were engaged.

SUNSHINE AND COMMON SENSE.

He snores beneath a tree (Forgive an unintended pun)

As drunk as drunk can bé.

DONT doctor your blood for rheuma Masse Johnson (Pussyfoot),

tism-Uman external application Ere next your cross our border, of Chamber'sia's Pain Balm. Ia fewYou'd better, hustle round and pur dara it will get you up and out into the ・ Your own affairs in order; sunshine, then Nature will restore to all the birds, from rook to wren red blood to your yakus and soon rid tha system of this troublesome disore St. Francis preached with ease For sale by all Chemists and - istors Before you tackle us again keepers

Convene those horrid bees!

of the Bolgherik Peace Delegation has received instructions to accept all Polish terms however, harsh," excepting any di banding of the Red Army.

RETIRING JAPANESE

AMBASSADOR.

MARSEILLES, September 28th. Baron Matsui, the retiring Japanese Am- bassador to Face, has sailed for Yöko hama on board the Kamu.

FORTIFIED HOUSE.

·LANDLORD DEFIED.

TENANT ACTUALLY BESIEGED.

A state of war was declared be tween the landlord and the tenant of a house in Shaftesbury Avenue, Thorpe Bay, Southend, the tenant baving refused to quit.

He was actually besieged.

The landlord_began operations by putting a man in possession, but the tenant cried check" by locking him in the kitchen.

Another arrived with a ladder, and tried to take the balcony by storm, but the tenant defeated this by push. ing away the ladder every time it was placed in position.

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The tenants are still in occupation unbehind closed doors,, They issue communiques to Jnquirers through the letter-baz

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