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TO-DAY'S CABLES.

(Reader's Service to the Ching Mal)

BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.

SALVAGE MEASURE.

POSSIBLE BANKERS' SYNDICATE.

PARIS, January 12. The Banque Industrielle de Chine bill passed by the Chamber of Deputies rends as follows: The Govern mentes empowered hereby to neg tiste with Chinn an agreement concerning the balance of annuities due under the protocol signed on September 7, 1901, and to use the same for arholding French interests in the Far East, the said agreement to be submitted to Parliament's approval.

Deputy Moutet, supported by M. Painleve, moved an amendment devoting part of the Boxer indemnity to Franco-'binese educational institutions, but the motion was withdrawn upon M. Poincare's assurance tha' share in the profits of the future French Far Eastern financial institution were to be devoted to furthering Franco-Chinese intellectual co-operation,

In the course of the debate the Finance Minister denied that French banks had ever refused to help the Ranque Industrielle, to which as a matter of fact, they

advanced lary funds.

The Chamber of Deputies Reporter M. Bokanovsk stated that although nothing had been decided yet, the refloating might be entrusted to a bankers' syndicate to which the Boxer indemnity would be assigned as a collateral for a loan. The Chinese depositors would be glad to know that the syndicate could on that guar antee slone raiso quite 350,000,000 francs.

EARLIER FRENCH CABLES.

PARIS January 27. According to the Chamber of Deputies Reporter, M. Bokanowsky the Boxer indemnity should now amennt to 165,000,000 francs gold and reach in June next about $170,000,000 or nearly $32,000,000.

The Reporter laid stress on the Governmont's determination effectively to protect France's atest and prestige in the Far East, especially in China, and insisted on the expediency of a decision being taken to- day, to-morrow being the first day of the Chinese year.

- Havas.

PARIS, January 26,

The Chamber of Deputies Foreign Affairs and Colonies Committees passed a bill for refloating the Banque Industrielle already approved by the Finance Committee.

M. Poincare shbmitted a letter from the Chinese Minister at Paris expressing the Chinese Government's appreciation of the interest taken by France in the matter of the Binque and hoping soon to co operate

Hura.

WASHINGTON KISEMA DISASTER.

DEATH ROLL NOW NUMBERS 112.

WASHINGTON, January 30. The death roll in the Knickerbocker Kinema Theatre dienster, is now 112. The injured number 134 of whom only fourteen are seriously hurt.

President Harding has sent a message of sympathy. He says that this tragedy staged amidst a great storm has deeply depressed oil.

LORD NORTH ILIFFE'S JOUR,

CAIRO, January 30.

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To-day's closing rate 2/7 1/8.

To-day's opening rate 2/7 1/8,|

SHACKELTON'S DEATH.

MONTE VIDEO'S TRIBUTE.

MONTE VIDEO, January 30.

Sir Ernest Shackletou died while the "Quest' was anchored off South Georgia. He was slightly indisposed on the night of January 4 and retired to bed. Dr. Hussey and others stayed in his cabin all ght long. At 3.30 ou the morning of January 5 he began to sink rapidly and died in three minutes in spite of all efforts made by Dr. Hussey to save him. spite of all efforts and by Dr. Has poll which was en-

closed in a wooden coffin and transferred on January 15 to the steamer Professor Cruvel" which brought it to Monte Video where it was received with military and governmental Lonours. The body will probably be sabarked on the steamer "Andes" for England.

The President has cabled his condolences to the ing and Queen and to the widow.

MONTE VIDEO, January 31.

Dr. Hussey has explained that the three weeks'

due to the quest's wireless being put out of action relay in announcing Sir Ernest Shackleton's death was

rough bring damaged by storms on the voyage.

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"KUTSANG'S" SUCCESSFUL TRIALS.

JANDON, January 30. The Indo-China Stean Navigation Company's new atcamer Kutanng" bag made successful trials at eco. £he averaged over thirteen knots in boisterous weather end returned to the Tyne to; repare for her voyage to Hongkong.

The "Kutsaug" has a length of 434 it, a beam of it, and a depth of 31 ft. She carries 7,800 tone deadweight on a draught of 2671t. and was built to Lloyd's highest class. Her engines develop 3,300 horee. power.

COURT OF INTERNATIONAL/JUSF.CE.

COMING ELECTION OF PRESIDENT,

THE HAGUE, January 30, The first informal preliminary meeting of the per- manent Court of International Justice was held in the Palace of Pewv. Nice judges and two supplementary judges were present, Dr. Loder, of the Netherlands, presiding pending the election of a president. The Court adjourned till Friday after deciding that all four supplementary judges, including Mr. Wang, of Chine, should be invited to participate in the election,

RUBBER PRICES FALL.

DESPITE REDUCED STOCKS.

LONDON, January 30.

The fall in the price of rubber below 9d., in spite of reduction of stocks in Londou from 63,000 to 67,000 tans, is variously attributed to fresh liquidation in the London market and a sharp break at Singapore where free offerings are reported.

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AUSTRALIAN INTERSTATE CRICKET.

VICTORIA SECURES SHEFFIELD SHIELD.

SYDNEY, January 30.

At interstate cricket, Victoria beat New South Northcliffe arrives here to-day. He will stay at t e Wales by 150 runs, thus securing the Sheffield shield for Besidency.

STOLEN CIGARETTES.

SEQUEL TO KOWLOON CITY CHASE.

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SEASON.

Arriving here by the "Kashmir" Last night two Chinese constables this morning, the Edgar Warwick From Kowloon City wore ou patrol on Comedy Company will commence its the Laichilok Road when they saw

season in the Theatre Royal on Thurs man carrying a basket. Their orders day with Somerset Maughan's notable to bim to stop wore di regarded as he play "The Circle." Booking opened immediately ran. He was successfully at Montric's this morning. During cbased, the basket being found to the season late cars will run to the contain a quantity of cigarites. Peak. Subsequcat enquiries showed that

Kowloon residents will learn with interest that Mr. H. W. Ray, the Colony's enterprising amusement entrepreneur, will take over personal management of the Kowloon Theatre from to-morrow. Under the new scheme, the programme will į-be chedged three times a week, and one night, Tuesday, will be dovoted to dancing. A now feature will be those had been stolen from a shop in cigara ter similar to those he had in monthly tckote, which will entitle Shemshuipe. This orting the main stock.

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property had not been Grat month prices inva boen fixed as Defendant said that a man, cam suflicien ly identif Sentenced follows-Bor matinees only, S out of a house in Tai Nain street and defendant to purve, manthe imprison for any performance, $0. The dropped sonio ojgarettes and money, mont on a charge of unlawidi aucupae of this venturo 'so douvesient. He picked nomu op and walked possession.

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