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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY,

JULY 20TH, 1920

ON SALE.

THIS AFTERNOON, JULY 20TH, AT 5.30.

Kindly assisted by PROF. E. DANENBERG.

LORD LANSDOWNE ON ECONOMY.

GOVERNMENT EXTRAVAGANCE.

On behalf of the league which has been formed to promote public economy, Mr.

GRAND AFTERNOON CONCERT F. W. Hirst, its honorary secretary, has

AT ST. ANDREW'S HALL, Given by

-

SIGNOR D. F. AMELIAS, Mandolinist MLLE. ROSA FILOCAMO, Lyric Suprate, and her little Sister ELENA,

MME. A. SILVESTRI, Dramatic Soprano,

Accompanied by MES. LOTTIE GORDON, Pianiste.

-ADMISSION: $2,00; Children "81.00. Tickets obtainable at ANDERSON Music Col or at the door.

THEATRE

HONGKONG.

ROYAL,

THE LEYLAND HODGSON COMPANY

IN

VAUDEVILLE AND THE LATEST LONDON REVUE,

THURSDAY, JULY 22ND-" VARIETY TĮTBITS

FRIDAY,

23RD-" SPA GIRL

24TH-' PERSIANA,

SATURDAY,

POPULAR PRICES BOOKING MOUTRIE'S.

(1229

We sell and stock the Best Egyptian Cigarettes

MELACHRINO

Selling Price

er 100

(for local consumption)

Price for Export

per 100

$4.50

No. 1

* $4.75

4

3.75

3.50

3.25

3.05

8

2.25

2.05

9

2.25.

2.05

3.50

3.25

Imperial

3.50

$3.25

LESS 10

(For a few weeks only).

TABAQUERIA FILIPINA,

10. DES VEUX ROAD, CENTRAL,

Telephone 3559.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

83

Mannfactures the most Important Point is Improvement, and in Dietition Cleanliness; Scenes ways inalta on thes, Marimai

Groundnut or Peanut Oil can be used as a substitute for Olive Oil, Butter or llard, but when Slightly Dirty is injurious to health

In China, by the Ordinary Methods of Extraction, Dirt and Dust are not guarded against Our Method shows a great adrance. By the use of New Machinery and New Methods. Scrupulous Cleanliness in Amméel.

Our Machinery during the Process, Fillers the Oil while our Factory is Free from Dust Our Off in Clear, Sweet and Fragrant; and Compares most favourably with other. Oila maad

for Gulinary purposes: there is no residue

Prices are moderate so as to induce new business.

Analysis is always given before Shipment to Foreign Countries.

Foreign Correspondence wanted. Capacity per day 20 tons.

Bale

NAM CHAU "OIL FACTORY,

ffice --No. 227, Queen's Road Central, HONGKONG, Fel, 1202 "Factory No 26, Kwei láz Street, SAMSHUIFO.

of this concern. belongs entirely to a f'hinese Oitizen..

kad an interview with the Marquis of

Lansdowne,

"I noticed the other day," said Lord Lansdowne, two portentous warning which made their appearance simuliane The Ministar of Food, addressing ously- the Union of London Retail Meat Traders, told them that no one could yet foretell the time when the world's food supplies would be equal to the demand, and that there was need of the utmost prudence and statesmanship if rising prices were not to It was not become a veritable menace." unlikely that we should be again called upon to cat war bread and Mr. Me- Curdy ended with the usual appeal for economy in consumption.

Taking stock of the situation abroad, Field-Marshal Sir Henry Wilson said un the same day that, although the war was over, we had not got peace, and that there are n the present miment between sweaty and thrty wars going on. How the gallant field-marshall arrived do not know, marked Lord Lansdowne, I

re-

but his words are significant. Strife pre-

vails on every side, the habit of industry is being lost, the machinery of production pus out of gear, the seeds of future trouble Aown broadcast throughout the world. Surely the time is one in which the coun. try must move carefully, and with its eyes fixed upon the liabilities of the inture,

THE

DIRECTORY AND CHRONICLE:

FOR

1920.

QHINA, JAPAN, COREA,

INDOCHINA, SIAM, STRAITE

SETTLEMENTS, MALAY STATES, PHILIP- NETHERLANDS INDI

FIFTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL ISSUE.

THE DIRECTORY covers the whole et the ports and cisión of the Far East, from

storlands India to Siberia, in Europeans: ¿mida, Ka

which

!

complete in each case as it can be made, kas Not only is the Directory as full and sch Colony, Fort 'or Settlement is profused by DESCRIPTION, carefully revised

most of which will serve as sanarabe GUIDE FOR ZER Tousias, giving every detail in connection with the places, their History, Topography, starte

- Las Information „in. sheme Descriptions, But pleading for.eonomy and procasting of a hundred inviressing arsimion, tising it are not the same thing. Economy packed with facts "concaty as out, and in the abstract is universally popular, but sustaining, statistics of the Trans of sal concrete proposals for saving public money Country and Pors, would alone suffice to All are not always favourably received, all, however, wa

wars continue, farine will spread and the cost of the Army and Navy will Royal Untare Containing nearly 3,000. be more than taxpayers can support.

The

large

volume.

burden of taxation is already dangerously, 411.00.Directory only, pp. 1,100, high. It is public economy, that is ta say to a reduction of the cost of govern

The Bock is printed from New Typi ment, that we must look as the only means specially reserved for the purpose, and

et retter.

Besides C a usual Alphabetical List of firms the Directory gives the CLASSIFIED LISTS of TRADEN and PROFESSIONS the larger Commercial Centres.

While the war was in progress ex-uniformity in every arrangemens grossly ravagance had its own way. Things could facilitate inference. not be otherwise. And we should be more than human "if something of the old reck. lessness did not still survive. The spirit of lavishness is especially discernible in the peremptory demand for a rapid re; storation of the standards of comfort and well-being which prevailed before, the war, in the encouragement of vast philanthropic enterprises out of rates or taxes), for ALPHABENCAL LIST of RESIDENTS better housing, improved educntion, and in the Far Esas contain the names of over military land settlement on ruinous terms. With such "force arrayed against him. It is hard indeed-for-the-Chancellor at the

The

30,000 FOREIGNEES,

Exchequer to hold his own, and he will arranged, with the Initiale so weil se the

probably be not ungrateful to those who,

THE MAPS AND PLANS

the principal ports in the Far East have'

"endeavour to strengthen-his-hands in thes, in strictly Aphabetical Order,

that any na can be found instantly, courageous resistance which be, has offered to more than one extravagant proposal

Asked if he had any specific suggestions. to make Lord Lansdowne replied: - Ід the first plaer, we must avoid ambitious vestures, and notably commitments abroad. The Mesopotamian venture is ense in point.

The old frontier of the indian Em. pice was difficult enough, to defe

to defend What will be the strategical position when we find ourselves obliged to defend what will,

1 engraved by one of the most eminent in Great Britain and are annually corrected and brought up so date.

The CHRONICLE covers the -- notable events together with the Tera of all the Important/Treaties concluded with tha

tion.

The CHRONICLE SEŻ DIRECTORY though condensed in every possible manner contains every year more pages and new numbers nearly 5,000.

It is published at the Oulee of the **Hoxarona Daily Panis."

in efect, be a dew frontier ? The Intes countries of Eastern Asia, the - vanoza news from Persia is profoundly disquiet-Coxions Tarifs, Trade Regulations, Cham- ing. Again, we must make up our minds bars of Commerce, Beales of Commissions, that this country cannot afford to act as Consular and Court Fee, Hongkong Etamp fairy godmother for the new communities Deties, Postal Guide, Signal Codes, Chinese which we have carved out of the map of Festivals, Tables of Money, Weights andď Europe. We cannot run the risk of en tangling ourselves in any more of the Mures and other Commercial Informs- twenty or thirty wars which are, accord- ing to Sir Henry Wilson, going on at the present times The Jelly George episode has set many people thinking. Dis entanglement should be the watchword. Unless the utmost vigilance is shown in ventures 723 these the restricting such Prople of this country wit become more and more impatient of the burdens they are called upon to hear. To these burdens they will submit, reluctantly perhaps, but still without rebellion, so long as they feal that their interests are carefuly regarded, and

that we are, year "by year-making swady Peking Progress in improving our financial posi tion, bus that patience will not be forth coming if there is reason to suppose that money is being spent because our Govern ment is careless, or ambitions, or afraid to Isku,

Antung. No. The sting of taxation is extravag-churine aace. There were the words of Hallam, Trade Cʻston" quoted by the elder Disraeli. They were Nowchwang true when they were written, and never | Dairen......______ more true than at the present time." Port Arthur.

Chefoo. Welkaštai, *\* Wanokow. Mength. Tsinanfu, Sestu.

Hokow Fookow. Sremac

The Directories and Descriptions are oti-

CHINA, Souchow.

Livarsın, Peitsino. Chiawangiao.

TRANS-SIBERIAN RAILWAY. Maiden.

Chakiang. W kumpom.

Nanking

Wuhu,

Kev kiang.

Jankow

AUFIQUA.

DUBITOOR,

1.schow,NannIDY,

--Anzi,

Wnchowin,

.chang. * K2 Chatwalk. Chúa ding. P khai, Hangubow. Halbum. Ni.gpo. Lungshow.

POSSIBILITY OF REOPENING Shanghai. Amay. Tengrosh.

LINE TO IRKUTSK,

Harbib. Swatow Lungekingehun

Kirai.

Changshun, Hanshua.

Lungkow.

Japan and BoxMota.

Dani

E Moja

Tainaniu. Nagasaki. TakPW. Hakodata Arping.

The Peking Government is reported. to. have appointed an international railway commission to inspect the Chinese Eastern Tokyo. Bailway with a view to opening traffc from Yokohama. Vladivostock to Irkutsk and reorganize the Hyogo. entire system. The commission, consists of Kobe. Mr. John C. Ferguson, American, adviser Shimonowki.

to the President of China; Mr. Bertram

Lenox Simpson (Putnam Weale)-English, Statistician for the President; and Mr.

Licorge Padeaux, French, Legal Adviser to the President.

Tarardi. EASTERN SIBERIA,

INDO-CHINA

STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. LIMITED"

SAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION

MANILA

SHANGHAI via SWATOW MOJI KORE TLENTBEN

STRAITS & CALCUTTA...

*WINGSANG* ...Wed.. 21st July, # p.m. "HOPBANG"...Thu, 2nd July, D'ight. "LAISANG Sat, 14th July,s 6 p.m.. CHIPSHING sun. 26th July, Digna "CHAKSANG"...Mun, 26th July; & pm,

CALCUTTA LINE:-This Linò affords regular: sailings to Calcatta. Pening and Singapore; returning fra a Calaqtta steamers proceed via Saraits and Hongkong to Japan, occasionally calling at Shaozbil All steamers have excellent passenger: accommodation, a Atted with Electric Light and Fans and carry a fally-qualified "days between Canton and

SHANGHAI LINE-Sailing • Ng

MANILA HAIPHONG

BORNEO

TIENTSIN

an

approximately every

Shanghai sometimes calling at Swalow. Through tickets" be obtained and through Bill of Lading are issued to all Northern and Yangtze Ports via Shanghai

LINE:-A weekly service is maintained with Manila by vessels with good

passenger accommodation, sailings from both ports every Friday. LINE-Sailing approximately weekly for passengers and cargo,

calling

at Holbow when lodcement offers

LINE-One sailing per math between Hongkong sad Sandakan by

a steamer having up-to-data accommodation for passengers. Cargo taken on through Bills of Lading for Kuadağ Jessalbor Labeau, Tawao and Lahad Datu, kateg

LINEA regular service on from March to November

Hongkong and Tientsin, calling at Weihaiwei and Chyfoo

CALCUTTA

S.S.

LINE

'CHAKSANG”

will be despatched on or about July 26th, at 3 p.m. for SINGAPORE, PENANG and CALCUTTA.

Cargo accepted on Through Bills of Lading (Transhipment at Singapore) to RANGOON, PORT SWETTENHAM MADRAS and DUTCH EAST INDIES.

..

For Freight or Passage apply to

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.,

GLEN

GENERAL MANAGERS

AND

SHIRE

Joint Service of Steamers,

U.K-STRAITS CHINA & JAPAN SERVICE

Vernel

*GLENSANDA

Vogue! "GLENGYLE "

OUTWARDS.

HOMEWARDS. Leaves Hongkong

31st July

Dae Hongkong

28th July.

Discharges

about 12th Adg.

13

22nd Aug.

8th Sept.

GIKOA, LONDON & ANTWERP. GENGA, LONDON & ANTLERK, LONDON & ROTTERDAM LONDON & ANTWERP..

Gros, LONDON & Antwake,

M/V. "GLENTARA " M/V. "GLENAMOY' 8/8 GLEN SANDA " MY GLENABIFFE" Middle of September

Movements are subject to change without notice.

Yor freight or further particulars please apply to:

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.,

AGENTS:

Tel No. 314, rub, ez 13.

Cable Address

Kawakisen, Kober

Bentley's, A.B.Q. sth EA and Scott's Ocdes

(The Glen Line, Ltd:

The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co Owners of "Shire" Line.

Telephone Sannomly

KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA

(KAWASAKI STEAMSHIP CO.)

Y20.000.000

Proeddent : - Me, Y. Kawasaxx, Vice-Preddent: Mr. K. MATHURATA, Managing Director: Mr. Masara Am

CAPITAL PAID-UP

Vladivostock.

· Niosla javak. CHOLI

Wonson. Mokpo.. Funda Chinoampo, Pingyanu Songwhis.

Annam,

The commission arrived in Vladivostock Bont. from Peking, via Harbin, and left on June Shamulpo.

Verkne 30th., to confer with the head of the Udinsk Government, Krasnoschoke, at Hongkong andlite Duraxdancine, Macis Irkutsk They arranged to meet behind

Kanaan.

the Bolshevik lines and secured permission Hanoi. with the help of the Japanese, for sale Haiphong conduct through Semionov's territory by Tonkin, way of Chin. Two trains are now rup ning-daily-between Irkutsk and Moscow, equipped with dining and sleeping cars, according to a person who arrived at Tokyo Manila.**

from Russia recently. If the commission

Province

FRENCH INDO-CHINA.

Tourand.

·Hog

Salgom." Quinbon. Cambodge.

-PHILIPFINDE":"

Ihile.

succeeds in opening the line to Irkutsk, darawak.

Bourne Brunei.

Cobe.

Labasa

BAXOXOK.

this will allow travel from Vladivostock to British North Borneo, Moscow.

X

At a writers club in New York one or park

MAZAT Stays.

Belanger Pabang.

two members were discussing as to the Negri Sembilan Johore. Kedin. whereabouts of Mark Twain: No one see Kilantan Trengganu, Perlis.

ed to know. 1 One suggested, by way of a Singapore, Penang, Malacca, Prov. Wellasies joke, that they should addrese & card to

him and put on it Mark Twain, God knows where!". In a few days a reply Bataria:

_STRAITP_

Samarang-Padang.

came back with just these two words: “He Battenorg. Saurabaya-Macmanst.

did

Kast Coast of Bometra..

The Company has on hand ́s "Large Waizbet 'of'

NEW

CARGO STEAMERS

2.

ALWAYS ––KRADY—JOH

GHARTERS of.

descriptions.

The following are comprised in the. Opropanty. Th

steamers of 9,160 tons each dezɗwelgit

And, under the Company's wanikgement":

Twenty steamers of about 9,106 foar dendweight each of about 6,400 tons deadweight each, Felonging to the Kawasaki Dockyard Co. Ltd.)

Por Cherier Bates and all other particulars apply to the

KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA,

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