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LAMMERT BROS.
AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS AND SURVEFORA
-Public Auctions-'
"THE Undersized, haversared INNBCUC slots to sell by Pabla Auction,
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SATURDAY. September 10, 1921. evmencing at 11 A.IN.
at their Sale Rooms Duddell Street, A Few Complete Sats of Crystal Glass Table Services,
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A low Places of Crystal Cut Glass Jngs. Vases, Bowls, etc.
On view from Friday, the 9th inst. Terms-Cad on delivery.
LAMMERT BROS.,
Auctioneers.
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WEDNESDAY. Sept. 14, 1931. commencing at 2.30 p.m.
st their Sales Rooms. Duddeli Street
A Selection of Antique China and
Carios, Old Chinese Painting, etc.
(Full particulars will be advertised later cal
Praw :-Čeh on delivery.
LAMMERT BROS,
Auctioneers, Hongkong, Septemine 3, 1921.
TIBITORS AT THE HOTELS
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HONGKONG HOTEL.
September 6.
MJ. Van ir
Andersen
Min zahlsen.
Mr 5 1. Ac
Morgonball A.
ALATCHER
M. Joseph
Mr R. Julian
Miss H Lillie
Mr. B. Logg
A. Mar 3irs Luvac
Mr Martin
12 " Andersen Mr and Ms H. B. Dear MAL
AVA YUSH H. McNel HE. de Tesu Mr G. Merasche
Med Moonsy MEN BAKAL IQ was H. F. Mr. J. Biebel Morr
birs Burkburn Kwong, P. Bie W. Fadow Utos A 2
Hirn Mr. N. T.Mr. C, C, New
Brown
Mrs T. W. Co litabu
Mr A. T. Culley
Mr. P. B. Days
Mi
al and Sir A
Sewai
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Demerara Betri 14001 Meer na MADE. Engberal Mr Farte Diteshtin Mr &. S. Perry
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Rodger
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Comstone P. Dillon Blevenson Mine Dillon
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PRICES are Very Moderate, Ins- pection and Enquiries are cordially invited.
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FOR
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Flower and Vegetable SEEDS. Indications point to HEAVY DEMAND
for Seeds
THIS SEASON.
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To be sure of getting every variety you wish, we suggest that you ORDER TO-DAY.
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Hongkong,
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Every kind of Footwear.
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[To the Editor of the "China Mall."}
BRITISH FLOATING EXHIBITION.
MEXICAN OIL FROBLEM.
CENTRAL EUROPE.
ECONOMIC CHAOS.
itself acces: Every State moOST (though possibly with foreign help, for example, by means of a foreign currency loan) stabiliss and adjust its own currency at the natur al level, that is, at the level which corresponds to the relation between the level of prices and cost of produei Dr. English, former Czecho-Slovakticn in the State concerned and Finance Minister writes in a Home foreign countries. For this purpose
it is necessary to remove all restric
A UNIFORM CURRENCY.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1921.
NOTICES.
G. FALCONER & CO., LTD.
WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS.
Hotel Mansions.
ROSS'S BINOCULARS and TELESCOPES, KELVIN'S NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, BENSON'S ENGLISH WATCHES, ENGLISH SILVERWARE, direct from Manufacturers, High Class English Jewellery,
LONDON, September 5th. The details of plans for floating an exhibition of British manufactures and industries are given to the Press, A specially designed ship, named British Peper →→→
Professsor Roland Hegedus, the tions on foreign trade, which must be || Agents for:-ADMIRALTY CHARIS, Industry, 20,000 tons, with eight decks, | and a large reception hall inquiry Magyar Minister of Finance. has completely liberated and adequately bureau, bank, insurance office. inter published a scheme for the States supplied with foreign securities and preter othees, telephone rachange and established upon the site of the values, and this process naturally cinema will leave the Thames in the former Austrian State, the tendency presupposes a sound domestic financi- summer of 1921, and proceed to the east coast of South America, South Africa, of which is towards the introduction at and economic policy. to of a common currency.
It is not possible to introduce a new Australia and New Zealand:, then, Fiji. Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Horg, In this connection it should first of gold currency independent of the kong. Manila. Saigon. Singapore, of all be emphasised that the inter-present paper currencies, 1 regard Batavia. Penang and India-a total national trade relations of the any idea of this kind as erroneous itinerary of 12,000 miles for a period of Succession States with the western and impracticable. Not until the eighten months
export States do not suffer because paper currency is stabilised will the individual States which have it be possible to inaugurate a arisen upon the site of Austria have transition to a gold currency or to MEXICO CITY, September 5th. become separated as regards currency, another currency unit. I am also of President Obregon has approved the but mainly because the currencies of the opinion that for us in due course, agreement hot enti representatives
all these States are unstable, and in that is, when the above-mentioned American oil interests and Senor de la particular have depreciated. Thus conditions have been fulfilled, the Huerta. Minister of Finance. This means immeliata resumption of el-prolacing the exchanre value of the Czecha, transition to a larger monetary unit operations in the Tampico region. also Slovak crewn abroad, for example, will be necessary, or at least advisable, lifting the Government embargo on oil, does not correspond to the re and I have always considered, too, now in storage,
lation between the level of prices that the franc is the monetary unit here and abroad and between the at which we must aim, not because level of the cost of production here it is the currency of France, but be ard abroad, but is lower in propor cause I regard the extension of the tion. Would trade relations between Latin currency union as useful for the western expert States and the the simpli£cation of interopational trade national States which have arisen in its technical aspect. Thus a uni- upon the site of Austria be better if form currency can simplify the tech- the latter States were to adhere to anical aspect of international trade, itself it cannot cause an im- common currency? Certainly not, but
Et is expected that, after a few minor details are arranged, all vexed Ameicean petroleum problems in Mexico will be finally settled.
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AMERICAN MINERS STRIKE.
NEW YORK. September 5th. The vigorous action of Federal troops has ended the insurrection at the strike ing miners of West Virginia. Three battalions of infantry, aided by scout- because the common currency will provement economically in interna ing aeroplanes, encircled overal hundrei also suffer in its relation to fareigational trade." armed men, wh were deprived of their countries, as a result of the two
So when the financial and currency
weapons. The remainder of the miners above mentioned defects instability conditions in the succession States
army numbering several thousands. and depreciation. Indeed, a nation- dispersed.
alisation of currencies would cause President Harding has ordered
partially, even among the succession Committee of the Senate investigate conditions in the West States, a set of circumstances analog Virgin coal-fell, where the menous to those prevailing among them alleged persecution and terrorista by the on one hand and among the western
States on the other.
owners.
BLACK RACE CONGRESS.
Paats, September ath. The International Congress of the Black Har was opened in Paris with the French Black deputy Diagne as chairman. British India was repressat ed by Judhava.-Hervice,
MALABAR BIOTS.
SIYLA, September 5th. Lord Reading the Viceroy, addressing a joint sitting of the Council of State and the Legislative Assembly, said that
Wil
bave proceeded so far that the paper currency, stabilised to a natural level, permits the transition to a metal! currency and to another monetary unit, there will be nothing to prevent an agreement as to the introduction of the same currency unit.
What, therefore, is needed to bring
It should, however, be pointed out about an improvement in internation- that the introduction of this metal al trade relations, especially with the monetary unit in various States does western export States, is above all not mean that the States necessarily the adjustment of the national cur- give up their independence of action rency systems, since if in all the in currency matters. The Magyar national States we had the currency Minister of Fizance writes, it is true, conditions adjusted, and if the that the neighbouring States should currencies of all the Succession States agree about a common currency, but were stabilised and not depreciated, by this he certainly does not mean then, in spite of isolation" of cur-literally a common currency, but a rency, there would be no obstacles 10 technically equal currency. international trade relations. But this adjustment of national currencies
the outcome of the prolonged Afghan cannot be brought about by a mere negotiations
uzortait, but.
but.agreement as to a common currency, despite untivant complications, and un- because the adjustment of the cur. expected dificulties, it was bo
boped that
T
an abi ling treaty of friendship with rency depends upon various circum certain to be much pleased with them,
Afghanistan would be evarlaced soon,
There was much. Lord Reading said, that was hopeful for the future in the internal conditions of India, although there was still unrest in certain parta of the country
demanding serious cen. sideration. He denied that the Moplah rising was symptomatic of the condi tion of the whole of India as that dis- tries was always the storm centre.
IRISH CRISIS,
Loxnox, September 5th. Mr. de Valera's teply is generally voted as a cheerless document: firstly, because it as argumentative and does not heed the Prother's warning of the impossibi lity of maintaining the tram definitely by mere exeliang Notes: secondly, because the suggestion of a meeting of plenipotentiaries untrannelled by conditions involves the Prepair's Sacri fice of
of six sita
sital conditions, which even the most liberai
papers consider impos sible. Nevertheless. everal papers, bot- ably the haily News and the Times, urge the Governnient to summon Sinn Fein plenipotentiaries to a Conference, as a way out of the deadlock, to which the: present note-writing is teading.
MANDATES PROBLEM,
LoSpoy, September 5th. At a meeting of the Council of the League of Nations. Mr. Wellington Koo, reviewed the situation created by the United States' recent announcement that it would not accept any decision in re- gard to the mandates reached without its approval after which the representatives of the principal Allied Powers stated that their Governments had received a nole from the Tasted States on the question of mandates.
The Council agreed that the Note ebow- ed fresh progress in the negotiations, and considered it was not necessary to inter- repe, but decided to request the principal Allies to hasten negotiations with the Failed States.
CHINESE DELEGATE D MOTOR ACCIDENT,
PARIS, September 5th. General Liang Chen-ton, the Chinese delegate to the League of Nations, sustained serious injuries, when his automobile collided with another, near Paris-aras.
PARIS, September 5th. General Liang Chang-kong, the Chinese delegate to the League of Nations, was injured in a motor-car accident near Versailles. His car collided with a lorry,
FRENCH AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN.
PABIB, September 3rd. The French Ambassador to Japan, M. Clandel, has left Marseilles for Japan.
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY.
TB15 remedy be no experior as a care for colds, croup and whooping cough..
It has been a favourite with mothers of young children for almost forty years. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a always be depended upon sad is pleas- ant to take.
not only cures colds and grip, but prevents the r resulting in pacumoria.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy con- tain no opium or other carrolls and may be given as confidently, to a child as to an adoit For ale byl Chemins -and-Sterokerpwar
A GOOD SUGGESTION.
Chamberlain's Tablets, when hilleus or constipated. You are They are easy to take and pleasant in offen. For sale by all Chemists and fin Storekeep.r3
stances within the State itself, in particular upon the equilibrium of public and especially State
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ECZEMA
ULCERS
POISONED WOUNDS
CUTS
SORES
&C.
DIRECTLY Zam-Buk is applied
to a Wound or Sore, Pain is Soothed, Inflammation Disappears, and Healing Starts.
This
Zam-Buk is so penetrating and so powerfully antiseptic and germicidal that nothing else has over been known like it. result is attained by the unique character of Zam-Buk's rare herbal ingredients and the scien- titic way in which they are refined and blended together.
FREE FROM
ALL ANIMAL FATS, Zam-Buk-ia, throughout the processes of manufacture, absolutely untouched by buman hands.
Zam-Buk makes zore first, that the flesh is medicinally cleansed, before healing Logins. The wound that is dressed immediately with Zam-Bak never festern.
Likewise, Zam-Buk speedily gets
to the root of skin disesse. There are no "breaking-out" again when Ulcers, Eczema, Poisoned Wounds, Boils, Dethi Sores; Bad Legs, Sore Feet, Ringworm, Jungle Sores, and Scalp Disease bave been properly treated and cured by the Zam-Bak method.
Zam Buk is obtainable of all chemists, medicine vendors in Shanghai, Hong- kong, Rangoon, Bangkok and throughout the Far East. If you have difficulty in obtaining, write The Zam-Buk Mfg. Co., Leeds, England, who will be glad to supply you, and serd game of "Beuret agent.
SHOULD BE KEPT ALWAYS HANDY
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Braces
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