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H.R.H. UN INDUSTRIALISM

London, Yesterday. H.R.H. the Prince of Wales opened to-day the North-east Coast Exhibition, at Newcastle, which illustrates the great industries of the North-East of England, the chief of which are mining, engineer ing, and shipbuilding.

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Is Royal Highness had enthusiatic reception from the thou sands of people who lined the

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The Prince, in his speech, refer red to the depression under which the district has been suffering. He said the North-east Coast could hardly hope to maintain the supre- macy which it had enjoyed during the 19th century. Courage and imagination were needed to restore its economie prestige.

A Challenge This exhibition was a challenge to the north-east Coast and it was an e announcement to the world that the great shop of this industrial dis- trict was still open, was determined to carry on, and was prepared to meet all orders with the highest traditions of a not unworthy past.

He urged the leaders of industry to show courage, and ruthlessly to scrap all methods and machinery that did not come up to modern standards.

Scientific Development Prior to opening the exhibition the Prince opened the new mining department of Armstrong College. Here he referred to the need for the scientific development of industry. The mining industry is confronted by very stern competition from overseas," he said. "It must be equipped to meet that competition." The Prince added that much as he valued the educational opportuni- ties which were offered to the mining industry, as a whole, they appealed to him particularly in the way that they affected the indivi- dual He welcomed anything which would bring the miner into touch with things of outside-anything which would give him a change from the drab life he had to lead.

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WATER SUPPLY

RESTRICTIONS EFFECT SAVING OF 20 PER CENT

OFFICIAL STATEMENT

The weekly statement issued by the Water Authority speaks favour- ably of the effect of the restrictions on the water supply. It is, as under:

Hong Kong Water Works The total storage reservoirs on

A DUCHESS'S AMBITION

INDIA IN 2 DAYS!

ATTEMPT TO BE MADE IN BIG FOKKER 'PLANE

TO START IN FEW WEEKS

London, Yesterday.

The Duchess of Bedford, it is understood, intends to attempt to

In the island fly to India in two days, her ambi Monday morning tion being to surpass, if possible, amounted to 309.64 million gallons, the great accomplishment of the Air Force officers, showing a decrease of 2.08 million two Royal gallons during the past week. The Squadron Leader Jones-Williams and Flight-Lieutenant Jenkins, who amount collected from streams. is,

reached Karachi "in 50 hours, 38 therefore, nearly equivalent to the minutes and just failed to break week's consumption.

the world's non-stop long distance recurd.

The week's consumption amounted to 30.57 million gallons, and in-

Degrees

Temperature, 10 am., to-

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Temperature, 2.30 p.m.,

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26

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Humidity, 2:30 p.m., yes-

terday

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cindes 1.68 million gallons brought across the harbour from Kowloon to the tanks on the water front, and 0.97 million gallons from the Talkoo Refinery Supply.

The restrictions in force have! effected a saving in consumption of about 20 per cent.

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The Duchess's attempt will be made in the big Fokker Monoplane "Princess Xenia" in which; nearly a year ago, Captain Barnard and Mr. Allicott (with the Duchess as passenger) attempted to fly to India in four days. They were forced down at Bushire, Persia, by engine trouble and were stranded for sev- eral weeks. Capt. Barnard will 'flight be the pilot for the new which, it is understood, will start in three or four week's time.- British Wireless Service.

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THE INQUIRY INTENSE PUBLIC INTEREST IN

THE FORCED LANDING

Canberra, Yesterday. There is intense public interest the in the Federal enquiry into Kowloon Water Works

forced landing of the aeroplane The total storage in the mainland "Southern Cross," which opened to- reservoirs Monday morning day and was adjourned to May 16. amounted to 125.34 million gallons, The Inquiry Board consists of the showing an increase of 3.69 mil Chairman, Brigadier General L. C. lion gallons during the past week. Wilson, a Queensland solicitor who Father more then the week's conserved in the South African War

War: sumption has, therefore, been collec-and the Great

Captain ted from streams:

Geoffrey Hughes (President of the The week's consumption, includ- New South Wales Aero Club); and ing supplies to water boats and Mr. C. M. McKay (President of Hong Kong, totals 25.07 million the Victorian Acro Club).—Reuter. gallons. The normal full supply has been reduced by nearly 20 per cent. due to the restrictions.

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Paris, Yesterday.

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Washington, Yesterday.

Educational Opportunities There was a natural instinct for the son to follow his father's calling, but it might be that a boy's genius sometimes lay in an entirely differ. The French destroyer "Valmy" ent direction. By those educational | (2,690 tons), when undergoing her opportunities, they might kindle a trials, attained a speed of 89.86 spark of genius in a boy which the knots. She is claimed to be the country could ill afford to lose fastest warship in the world. colours in war time. British Wireless Service.

Another Report Reuter's report states:

The Prince of Wales to-day open- ed the New Castle North East Coast Exhibition, which has been styled the "Northern Wembley."

Reuter,

of the Miners' Association, whether the coal trade had improved since his visit in January.

Mr. Robaon replied that the posi tion was at least "no worsc",

A Conscription Bill has been in- troduced into Congress, with the approval of the Secretary of War, to give the President permanent authority to call all males, aged be- tween 18 and 45 years, to the

The Secretary for War believes that the most critical period is im- mediately following a declaration of war, when the saving of a few days may spell the difference be tween a prompt victory and a long war.-Reuter's American Service.

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New York, Yesterday. By obtaining "a court order the

The coal, iron, shipbuilding and engineering industries in the north have been very depressed for years, The Prince, in opening the new and the exhibition, in the words of mining department of the Arm- the Lord Mayor of Newcastle, is de-strong College at Newcastle referred signed not merely as a demonstra- to the need for scientific develop- tion of past and present triumphsment in the mining industry in view of engineering and shipbuilding but of the stern overseas competition. as evidence of an ambition to create In opening the exhibition, His rebellious students have forced the and encourage new industries, in Royal Highness said that courago Des Moines University to re-open. which the national scheme of co- and imagination were necessary to Classes are proceeding in a most ordination of electricity supplies is restore our economic prestige-orderly manner. Reuter's Ameri- expected to be very helpful.

Courage to scrap ruthlessly the old can Service, The Prince of Wales, on his fashioned methods of machinery arrival at Durham en route to New- and imagination to explore every castle asked Mr. Robson, President comercial avenue overseas.

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Peking, Yesterday. Mr. Sun Fo arrived from Nan- king this morning and proceeded this afternoon to Piyunsau, where Dr. Sun Yat-sen's remains lie.-- Beuter.

TSINAN

EVACUATION BY JAPAN COMPLETE

Shanghai, Yesterday.

A report from Teinan says that with the evacuation of the last batch of Japanese troops from Tsi- nan to Tsingtao yesterday, the Japanese military evacuation of Tsinan has been completed. Reu- tar.

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