1926-02-23

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY

NO ALLIANCES.

UNITED STATES POLICY LAID DOWN.

QUESTION OF PRINCIPLES

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MISSING CREWS.

LONG SEARCH BY IRISH

“AEROPLANES.

TRAWLER'S FATE.

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Rugby, Feb 21

SHORT WEIGHT.

REPORT BY THE FOOD

PS COUNCIE::

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Uyamura.

PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Rugby, Feb. 21. The Food Council, which under the Chairmanship of Lord

adbury has been investigating. Fer A.,0. L. Is Pres. Mc- the question of short weight in re- Kinley on Feb. 21 MMTC fard to articles of food retalled by Brition, Mra M. Brill, Mr and Mrs shops, has fasued Its: report, which W. E Clow, Mr. A. H. Cobb, Prof contains many recommendations Frederick Griggs, Mr. P. G. Hun-

JOCKEY CLUB.

PANNULLIS ACE MEETING:

SEVENTH RACE THIRD DAY-

THE UNITED SERVICES CUP,

for this Race.

POST Entries will be accepted

BROWN

Secretary

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

RACE MEETING, 1926.

March 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 6th.

Philadelphia, Feb 22.

Aeroplanes belonging to the Irish Free State flew 300 miles "The United States, through

last evoting over falands on the long experience, has come to the west coast of Ireland searching conclusion that offensive or defen- for a trace of the crew of the sive political or military alliances missing Welsh fishing trawler, are not in harmony with the prin- Cardigan Castle" which, with a

for the protection of purchasers. son Miss Jenkins, Mr Mayer Hongkong, February 23, 1926||| ciples of our Government or the sister ship the

Tenby Castle"

Inter all the Council recom-Levy, Mrs RJ. Mayers. Mrs H. G interests of our people." declared disappeared in a terrific storm

menda that all packages: contain Ozorio, Lieut. V, B. Riden, Mrs Mr. F. B. Kellogg. Secretary of some days ago....

****ing foodstuffs should be clearly M Tiefenbacher, Mr. M. W. State, at a ceremony at Pennay After all hope had been aban-marked with the net, weight at the Vaughn, Miss Anis Ballard, Mr vania University in honour of doned it was found last week that time of pucking or importation, and Mrs D. C. Thornton, Mr and George Washington, the first Pre-the crew of the Tenby Castle which ever, is the later. Warrant Mrs G A Davidson, Mrs WA sident of the United States.

were safe on a small rocky Island, clauses by persona resident out Gilmore, Dr. A. B. Talbot, Mrs T having been saved by a few fisher aide the United Kingdom should Thompson, Mr Wong Ying-hang folk inhabitants.. One man from

not be available as a defence. The Mr J. Baud. Mr Chan Harr, Mr and Mrs E C. Wood, Mr D. Mackenzie, the Cardigan Castle" was also Council specifies the number of Mr E. P. McKay, Mr Tool picked up, but the aeroplanes fast articles which it recommends shall Chung-ming Miss Tsol Siy ka, night found no trace of the rest of retailed exclusively by net Mr Sun Hang-yuk, MB. S. Livio the crew. The aeroplane search is weight, including fam, meat, and.

stop, Mrs. A L. Clarke, Rev. So being continued; but, so far with cereals The Council does not sug Pulkow, Mfs So Lohesher, Mr Lam gest that the giving of short weight Chik, Mrs Leung, Angther, Masten and measure is generally prevalentam Cheung-man, Mrs Baronin E in the retail trade of the country Voa V. Scheel.: are emphatically of the opinion Feb. 20:- Mr G. P. Pike, Miss But states that the local authorities. Per P. & O's 6. "Karmala" on

"Mr. Kellogg said that such a principle did not mean isolation or refusal to co-operate with other nations in non-political activities for the advancement of science, education and commerce.

GERMAN COMMERCE.

out succes3.

No Success.

SAMPLE FAIR TO BE OPENED aeroplanes. For a trace of the min that.' further protective legislation Stinga. Mr and Mrs S, Collett, Mil

IN MEXICO.

Rugby: Feb, 22. The search by Irish Free State

lug men of the Welsh - Ashing trawler "Cardigan Custle," which was lost eight days ago, was con- DELEGATES AT VERA CRUZ,tinued yesterday amongst the small islands off the west coast of Ireland but without any success.

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Vera Cruz,, Feb. 22..

A number of German merchants and industrialists, headed" by, Dr.. Grieme, General Secretary of the Berlin Chamber of Commerce, have arrived here with many samples of German workmanship.. They intend to open Sample Pin Mexico. City.

INDUSTRIES FAIR.

SATISFACTORY RESULTS IN FIRST WEEK-

BOMBAY SCANDAL.

RECLAMATION WORK TENDERS..

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is called for.

It is anticipated that legislation giving effect, to, the Council's pro- posals will be introduced by the Government during the present Parliamentary session..

AVERT DISPUTES.

.. BALLOT IN HOME SHIP

YARDS.

The Stewards request

the

pleasure of the presence of the Ladies at the Races.

Hongkong February 17, 1926

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB,

RACE MEETING, 1926.

LINSTEAD & DAVIS,

Treasurers. Hongkong, February 12, 1926.

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

...RACE MEETING, 1926.

י יין:

March 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 6th.

March 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 6th. H. M. Mana, Miss Mann, MeR F Jones, Mr and Mrs E. I Wynne Jopes, Mrs C A. Middleton-Smith, introducing 2 non-members to the Members have the privilege of Mr R. A. Whiteside, Mr and Mrs Members" Enclosure... L Hampton, Mr H. Preston, Mr G.

A limited number of tickets are Stubbings, Mr R 8 Healy, Lavallable and roay be obtained Comdr. V. P. Alleyne, Mr and Mrs from Messrs. Linstead & Davis) H. Burdett, Mr G. McLead, Miss Alexandra Bldgs. on or beford M: E Bobz, Mr W. Sandgreed, Mr SATURDAY, February 27th,, 1926, H Auderson, Mr I Gold nan, Miss Price $10 per day or $30 for the

Blackmore, Me and Mrs A Meeting. Palmer, Mr H. Davis, Mi FA King, Mis C. E Coulihan, Miss. K. Nightingale. Mr DR. Davice, Mr CE Mott, Mrs A. H. Evans, Me Bombay, Feb. 22"

and Mrs A. R Sutherland, Miss The Government, has, decided (British Wireless Service:)) Begley, Mrs and Miss Emanuel, Lo continue the work on three

Mr and Mrs Kelly Davies, Mr E.. blocks of Back Bay Land Re

Buckhouse, Comdr F. H. Bock: Rugby, Feb. 21.10. clamation Scheme, and will invite The detailed result of the ballot Wallace.Miss: Lamb, Sgt. and Mrs master, Mr F Fileldstaad; Mr R, C tenders for the Earth filling of of Unions affiliated to the Federa-S. Bell, Mr W. H. Milton, Mrs F. two blocks.. The order must tion of Engineering and Shipbuild- E. Bonker, Misses. I. M. and compare the economic posing Trades on the ratification of Bcoker, Masters. N. and N. Booker, sibilities thereof with dredging,' an agreement establishing new con- Mr W. GII Mr and Mrs. D.), Tickets of Admission to the [A previous message sent on citation machinery for the avoid Brown, Mias M. J. Brown, Mn and Public Enclosure may be obtained the 7th inst concerning this ance of disputes in the shipbuilding Mrs G. H. Haskott, Miss AM from Messrs. Kelly & Walsh'or at scheme stated-The unsatisfac-industry, shows that there were Parke, Lieut. E. Jones, Mr and Mrs the Gate Price $3 per day. Soldiers tory progress in the scheme to 2006 votes for the agreement and R. E. Kozhevar, Miss Kozhevar, and Sailors in Uniform $1.-perdry. reclaim 1,145 acres at the back 2,376 votes against.

In addition Mr W. Mulvaney, Mrs. C.-C. Tedd, bay. Bombay, is the subject of to the ballot returns, ten Unions in Miss Todd, Mr I "Hinado, Mr and sensational reports of the Com-timated their acceptance of the MTs H. C Emery, Mr W. Cubbin, mistée of Investigation. The agreement and did not take a ballot Mr and Mrs T. R. Pringle, Mr M. majority report points out that vote.

Malsire, Mr and Mrs A. Brooks- the estimated cost of filling in

bank, Mr L. Thorbjorsen, Mr E. the area was seriously at fault.

Reay, Mr. A. Hoalim, Miss M. I recommends completing three

Mawer. Miss M. G Nava, Mr and out of eight blocks: proposes that,

Mrs. H. Bryan, Mr R. Fox, ecnsideration of the completion: Many thousands of trade buyers of the scheme be postponed to from over 40 different countries 1927-28; and considers that the und from welli"parts" of the United Government should have exer- Kingdam have visited both sections cised greater prudence in aceept- and many large ortiers were placed, ing the estimate of Sir George while a large number of new Buchanan regarding the output accounts have been opened; The of the dredger by Sir G. value of goods already ordered at Buchanan's expert adviser and the London section aline exceeds the main responsibility must rest £1,000,000, and many enquiries with him. The minority report have been feceiver which it is ex- characterises the action of the pected will lead to business. Dar Government as a grave scandal ing the past week over 4,000 and recommends the abolition of "people have visited the London the development directorate.]

Fair as compared with 10,000 dur

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Rugby. Feb 23. The second, and final week of the British: Industries. Pair two sections of which are being "held simultaneously at the White City, London, and Birmingham, begin to-morrow, after the first week which has produced very satisfue- tory Tesults.

ing the first week of the Fair held in Lundka in 1924.

The Prince of Wales is visiting the Birmingham Fair on Tuesday. where the attendance and business! Have also been very considerable.

UNIQUE HONOUR.

LADY AS HEAD OF TORY COUNCIL

PROFESSOR'S END

DEATH OF ONNES AT LEYDEN.

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Leyden, Feb. 22, The death has occurred at Leyden of Professor Kamerlingh Onnes.

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CIVIL SERVANTS.

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NEW SPORTS GROUND AT CHISWICK.

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Rugby, Feb. 21.

Saturday a large new sport ground His Majesty the King opened on at Chiswick, London, for the use of Sivil servants. The ground con- sists of thirty acres, to be devoted to football, cricket, tennis, hockey. and other gamca. Its cost, is borne entirely by the civil servants and without any aid from publie money

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

NOTICES.

HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.

that the ORDINARY YEAR TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

this Corporation will be held at LY Mesting of the Shareholders in City Hall, Hongkong, on SATUR DAY, the 27th February, 1926, at Noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Court of Direc- tors, together with a Statement of Accounts for the year ending 31st December, 1925

The Register of Shares of the Corporation will be closed from MONDAY, the 15th February, to SATURDAY, the 27th February, 1926 (both days inclusive), during which period no transfer of shares By Order of the Court of Directors, can be registered.

A. H. BARLOW,

Chief Manager. Hongkong, 8th February, 1926.

UNION WATERBOAT CO., LTD.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.

No one ad motted without a Ticket

to be shown to the Ticket Ia- spector at the Gate:

LINSTEAD & DAVIS,

Treasurers.. Hongkong, February 12, 1926.

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

RACE MEETING, 1926.

March 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 6th.

Passes for Servants will “be Issued on application to Messrs. Bldgs. No Servants will be allowed Linstead & Davis, Alexandra

Course during Race Days WITH inside the Enclosure of the Race OUT TICKETS.

for Servants while in attendance on their employers, or when on duly at the various stands the

These Tickets are only available

Any persons found loitering about with Servants Passes in their possession will forfeit them and holders will be Removed from

the Enclosure.”

CB. BROWN,

Secretary Hongkong, February 12, 1926.

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

RACE MEETING, 1926.

KING EDWARD HOTEL

TEA DANCES

WILL BE HELD EVERY

TUESDAY — THURSDAY

DINNER DANCES

WILL BE HELD, EVERYT

THEATRE

SATURDAY

ROYAL

HONGKONG A. D. C.'S

GREAT PRODUCTION

"IF

EVENING PERFORMANCES:

March 2nd, Ird, 5th & 6th at 9.15 p.m.

Thursday 4th March, Matinee only at 4.30 p.m.

Booking at ANDERSON'S Prices $3, $2 and $1.

WITHOUT PURI BLOOD HEALTH 15 IMPOSSIBLE.

BLOOD

VETARZO MEDICINE

Hvor baform wan: il een anything like it, nor are falmarvellous properties likely ever to be equalled iudlowanes ardiing fróun luapure blood, It searcher out and expela from the vital. current every lurking trace of poisonous matter buring: hood and skin diseases, "scrofulans and glandular swellings) bad icgl, abocessen, ulcers, eczema, foal, theurialiam, golire or Derbyshire Nock;, etc." It improves the general health and quickly SUEDOVES: Ing standing, bevochitis, salātam and backing;straining, spasmedio conga, 100 often ide precursor af consumpt: oni

LIFE "WITHOUT HEALTH: 18 LIVING DEATH.

VETARZO BRAIN AND NERVE FOOD.

Por. Narvona Breakdawn & Chienic Warkness English Prim af (either remedy) – The VETARZO: REMEDIES CO... Goupe? Oak, M.W... London, Xig. : Unprincipled: Vendors may try to sell: you something else for extra pražtendo sot. seeppt it. Smulet on having: VRŤARZO. The gonulus our worde VETARZO REMEDIES" on Government, Glaup. Sed by LEADING CHEMISTS.

SPECIAL NOTICE,

All new firms and all firms who

have not already sent in their

applications for insertion in the DOLLAR DIRECTORY for 1926,

are kindly requested to do so

as soon as possible.

March 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 6th. THE HONGKONG DOLLAR

Per NY K.-5.6. "Hakozaki Maru" Aregaugelsky, Mrs M. Archangel on Feb. 22-Me A sky, Mr C. Andretta, Mr H. C, Brown, Miss K 'Byckle, Mr F. M Professor Onnes was Profes- Crawford, Mr M. Casey, Sir B. sor and Director of the Physical Griff rd Fox, Mr H Gulloomal, Laboratory,Leyden. He was born Mrs F. F. Hatch, Mr T. Koidzumi, (British Wireless Service.) at Groningen on September 21. Master T. Koidzum), Mrs A. M. 1863. He was a Foreign Mem- Kelly Mrs J. Langeloth, Mr ard Rugby, Feb. 23.

ber of the Royal Societies of Mrs T Lizarraga, Miss M. E. London, Dublin and Edinburgh, Lizarraga, Miss M. B. D. Lizirraga, Dame Caroline Bridgeman, and was an hon. member of the Miss Azura Leich, Mr E. C. F Wire of MW. C. Bridgeman, Royal Institute of Great Britain, MeEaurin, MrE. M. McLaurin, Mra THE TWENTY-FIRST ANed by those. Members, who have First Lord of the Admiralty, will W. S. McLaurin, Mr. C. Marzono, NUAL GENERAL MEET alread and Davis, be unanimously elected President Onnes discovered the possibility Mr B. Naess, Mr. JH, B. NihilING of Shareholders will be held Alexandra Bldgs of the Central Council of the of perpetual electric

Mrs N Elhi, Master A B. Nihill, in the Offices of Messrs. Dodwell National Union of Conservative through metals at certam tem- Master J. H NI, Mr W. Ott, and Company Limited, on Badges will also admit them to all Members are reminded that these Associations at the annual on-peratures. He won the Noble MW Railey, Mr. F G Sewell, 1926, at 11 am. for the purpose

Miss Ci Prieto, Mr G Ruoppolo, THURSDAY, the 4th March, the Extra Race Meetings this yes ference to-morrow,

Prize for Physics in 1913.1.

ACB BROWN

Secretary Hongkong, February 12, 1926,

Dame Bridgeman will be the

first woman to occupy this office, which is of considerable political importance.

U.S. PRESIDENT.

COOLIDGE BACK TO DUTY.

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"New York, Feb, 22... President Coolidge has resumed his duties, having practically re- :covered from his severe cold."

Troublesome Coughs,

A troublesome, sleep disturbing night cough can be easily and pleasant ly stopped by taking Chambarian! Cough Remedy You will like soothing, healing coating it puts on an inflamed, tlokling throat and the promptness with which the trouble ama cough, la stopped. For anis, Vevery

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RISING AGAINST ABD

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The Transfer Books of the Com pany will be closed from the 25th February to 4th March, 1926, both dates inclusive,

Mr. F G Fisher, Mr R. Schuster of receiving the report of the Gen- Mr AG. Tytheridge, Mr A. H Van Tooren, Mr L. Violante, Misseral Managers, together with a May Au Mr KAoki, Mr Chuhet Statement of Accounts to 31st Arisaka, Mr. and Mrs Y Aoky, Mr December, 1926. RH. Burnett Mr A. W. E Borse, Mrs S Mav Burge, Mr C Lag Chu, Miss L Sung-chu, Miss Yin Chu, Mr Thomas Cook, Mrs T. Cook, Mr. Clear, Vrs A C Paria, Feb. 22,

Clear, Miss Margaret Clear. Mr. "Le Journal" learns from Dempsie, Mr G. A. Gow, Miss, Mr Tetuan that a number of tribes Hold worth Mr. C. W. Holdworth, D Gow, Mr S Hada Mr C S men in the area between Master C.J S. Holdworthi, Mesars Shechauen and Gomara, are re A Hodge, R Hasegawa, S. Hayd fusing to pay taxes required by thi, A. Hashino, R. Horne, S Abd el Krim, and are rising Hoshikom, E. L. Hopkins, Sister against him.”

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