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For a Liqueur

And a long drink,

MACKAY'S LIQUEUR

WHISKY.

Stands Head and Shoulders above just mere whisky.

The Aristocrat among Whiskies.

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It combines in rare age and choice bouquet the perfection of Righland Whisky, and is found in the Homes of every Connoisseur from the Royal Family to the lowliest Crofter-Connoisseurs all.

If any difficulty in obtaining Supplies communicate with the Sole Agents

BRADLEY & CO., LTD.

Prince's Building, Chater Road. Tel. C. 2020.

By

Special Appointment

to

H.M. King George V.

"RESERVE CUVÉE CHAMPAGNE

BRUT

The Choice of the CONNOISSEUR

PERRIER

JOUET

CHAMPAGNE

Sold in three size Quarts, Pints and Baby.

When feeling in need of a tonic DROP INTO

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for a BABY P.J.

Sole Agents:

T. E. GRIFFITH, Ltd.

6, Queen's Ed. CIL Tel. G. 3517.

THEATRE ROYAL

HONG KONG.

Monday, July 2nd

at 9.15 p.m.

JACQUES THIBAUD

(The Great French Violinist.)

FAREWELL PERFORMANCE.

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 2nd, 1928.

JAPAN'S FOREIGN TRADE.

FIGURES FOR HALF YEAR.

(THROTOH RIGTRE'S AGENCY.}[

TOKYO, June 30th."

Official, returns as to foreign trade for the first half-year show: Exports Y.041,000,000; imports, Y.1,172,000,000.

The former is down Y.8,000,000 and the latter down Y.65,000,000, compared with the figures of the same period last year.

The adversa balance is thus re- duced by Y.55,000,000.

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DUTCH QUEEN LOSES

ACTION.

SUCCESSION DUTY.

THROCOR EXTER'S ·ADENCY.]

LONDON, June 29th.

An unusual case was heard in the Chancery Division to-day when the Queen of Holland figured as a party in an application concern- ing taxes, and judgment went against Her Majesty.

The action was by the Queen of Holland against Drukker and others, and one of the defendants moved that the Court should strike out the statement of claim as it did not disclose a reasonable cousa of action.

The applicant was a Dutchman and the action referred to a claim to collect the Dutch Succession Duty in Great Britain.

Counsel argued that it was an elementary rule of law that one country could not enforce another's, revenue laws, or collect taxes for it..

Counsel for the Queen submitted that that principle applied to an- other country's pedal law.

Mr. Justice Tomlin laid down that there was a rule at least 200 years old, by which Great Britain could not collect foreign taxes for a foreign sovereign.

He ordered the claim to be struck out and the action was dismissed with costs. **

MAYON ERUPTION.

RELIEF FRAIN SENT.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENOT.],"

MANILA, June 30th.

HONG KONG IMPORTS,

BUSINESS IN JAPANESE

GOODS RESUMED.

The Fortnightly Price Current and Market Report issued by, the Hong Kong General. Chamber of Commerce on June 30th staten:

ARE THERE ANY LETTERS

-- FOR ~YOU?

UNCLAIMED CORRESPON- DENCE, ETO, AT THE G.PO.

THE OFFICIAL LIST FOR SATURDAY.

A General Post Office notification, issued on Saturday, gives the fol

COTTON PIE GOODS AND FANCY COTTON GOODS-Enquiry has been well maintained since the last re- port, resulting on substantial book inga of Mercerized and Cord Stripe Bracades and Mercerized Checks, lowing particulars with regard A nice business has been done in to unclaimed correspondence, old, Coloured Stripe Popline of superior wailing at the Post Office, and quality. Deliveries are poor, Manchester ja till firm and conces sions are hard to obtain.

Another report statem:---There, has been more enquiry for White Shirtings and Cotton Fancies but prices offeredare about eight to

also unclaimed radio telegrams at' the Radio Telegraph. Office, Gor:: orament Building:

Poste Restante Correspondence,

W. G. BOULOMA

ten per cent, modow. Some orders · Bankovsky, Dr. C. € Eu

CAE

in Brocades Shaped Popling and Cleaver, Chien Chung Inan, V. Art Silk Fana have been settled. | Cavavisa; Mri. T.-E. Fielding, P. The local dull and prices D. G. Gain, M. B. Hanafin, F. R. for Brocade and Spring Fancies | Kellogg, J. F. Muir, Mr. and Mra ehow no signs of improvement. F. Murray, J. Marston, NC. Clearances are very poor, in the Neg, F. Pickelsky, A. Surin, Misa absence of demand from Canton B.. Shurart, Mrs. R. Watts, Mrs.

All restrictions G. F. Young, ... and up-country. against Japanese cargo entering Canton appear to have been re moved and business in Japanese goods has bil resumed here.

WOOLLE.Apart from business in a few small lines of Palm Beach and Tropical Suitings, there is nothing to report.

Unpaid Correspondence,

R. P. Allen, M/S. Williamt. Pean (c/o Ami. Cónsulate), Li Ballentine, Mrs G. H. Corse, Chan Shut Po (e/o Repulse Bay Hotel), A. S. Goma (c/o B.K. Hotel), T. Van Lecawen, Multon. (Tailor No. 2535), S., Saguisag, J. COTTON YARN-Since the last re-G. Williams (c/o Am. Consulate). port, there is nothing fresh to put

Registered Articles... The market continues on record. quiet, but prices. are steady.

Cheung Sheung Chi, Prof. G, O. Am. Consulate), Nominal quotations are as fol- Enriquez (c/o

Frank, K. Kroier, H lows:-No. Los, $170-190; No. 12. Hugo 8180-195; No. 168. $193-200; No. Lensvelde, Archie Ming (H.K. 90s. 8900-205.... Arrivals níf. · Ship Christian College), E. G. Sperk- meats: xil Sales mil. Unsold man, Miss E. Zarsirova." stocks. 3,300 bales. Bargains:

Parcels. 6,100 bales.

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RAW COTTON: No business toj. report.

METALS-Approximately 1,300 tons M.S., bars are reported to have been done during the fortnight;. other materials were more or less neglected.

COALS.-Kaiping No. 1 -Lump, $10; Kaiping Nut Coal, $14; Kai- ping No. 2 Lump, 813; Kaiping Special Slack $19.25; Kaiping No. A Red Cross train with 301 Slack, 810.75; Kaiping No. 2 nurses and supplies is leaving for Slack, $10.15 Mayon. The volcano lava-flow is now reaching half-way down, the mountain. Army planes are connoftring.

It is believed that all inhabitants have loft the dan- 'ger are.

AUSTRALIAN LABOUR

SPLIT.

WITHDRAWAL FROM COUNCIL

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

CANBERRA, June 30th. The Australian Workers Union, the largest Australian labour or ganisation, has decided to dis- sociate itself from the Australian labour council on the ground of the latter's connection with the Paa-Pacific labour movement.

REPORT ON SAMOAN TROUBLES.

GREATER FIRMNESS URGED,

(THEOUGH BEUTRE'S AGENCY.]

GENEVA, June 9th. The Mandate Commission haa prepared a report of the Samoan troubles, which will be presented to the League of Nations Council in September.

It is understood that the report throws the blame on Mr. Nelson,

Prices: $4, $3 and $2, the copra King," who was banish

BOOKING AT MOUTRIE'S.

JACQUES THIBAUD

DIRECTION-A STROK

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Yau Chiu Man, D.ÜL Counsellor & Attorney-at-Law.

Undertakes all Chinese and Foreign Legal Business, Property registration a

speciality.

Eupervises buying and sol».

ling of real estate.

HEAD OFFICE:

31. CHUNG HING Sur

(2ND FLOOR), CANTON.

ON SALE.

STAIST

ed in connection with the troubles and for his activities among the natives.

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Alex. Young.

UNCLAIMED RADIO

Addrets. Agbes Beaver

TELEGRAMS.

Quon Tong We, 30 Wing

Lok St.

Sus Kwong Hing Tiomilam Jushon Shuifing Hopbind

From. Bangkok

Ottawa,

San Antonio Tex. Soerabaja. Delangoe.

FLOUR REPORT-Stock: American 800,000 bags, Canadian 400,000 Almsdeed bags, Australian 80,000 baga, total 6567, 1684, 0446..... 1980.000 bage,

Lin Cheong Tai Tanana

34,600.50

Tue Sang Tung Maw

Ban Francisco.

Bandoeng. 2. Namdinh. Manondjaja.

Swatow. Sandakan. Saigon.. Saigon. Namdinh. 5.5. Lögera. Semarang.

Haiphong.

Namdinh.

New York. Soerabaja. .... Saigon. Yunnanfu. Saigon.

Market is in the same life- less state avionely indicated.

WINDOW-Market quiets

Genundire Reported sales 500 Coner.

Masterdom SUGAR. Reported eales: Java

Yuamtón Rough White,

piculs, Kin Cheong Spot; Java Rough White, 114,518.80 Enimco piculs, to arrive during June, July, Loong A Yen August, Sept., Oct., Nev., Dec.; Wia Taki Java Fine White, 82.50 piculs, Spot; Myotomy Java Rough Brown, 5,445 picule, Johnong, 3300 Spot; Javá Rough Brown, 4,795 piculs, to arrive during July, Aug, Java Molasses, 4,950 picule, to arrive during July, Aug. Java MACHINE-MADE CHILDREN Crystal No. 24, 50,000 piculs; Java Crystal No. 18, 12,000 Ricule Java Soft White, 600 piculs; Java Brown, 3,300 picule; Iloilo No. 1, 000) picals: Iloilo No 2, 300 picule; Iloilo No. 3, 200 picule; Iloilo No. | · 5, 200 piculs.

SALTETER-Demand heavy at re- duced prices. Stock sales: 250 Market still bags; 18,000 bags. very dull.

HUSBANDS FOR ALL.

AUSTRALIAN'S INVITATION TO ENGLISH GIRLS.

FOR U.S.

"BEHAVIOURISTS' "' ODD IDEAL

ELIMINATING HOMES AND

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PARENTS.

NEW YORK.

If certain faddists who call them- selves

Behaviourist' have their way the American child of the future will be as mechanically de vised as a Ford car.

The modern cry is "Make mothers "English girls have impressed harmless," meaning thereby that me as being extraordinarily intel- the parents' influence must be The report also expresses a wish ligent and sweet; just the type we eliminated if the children of the for greater firmness on the part of want," said Mr. Colin McKenzie future are to be given their proper the Mandatory Administration. McIntyre, one of the oldest mem-

The Samoan Islands are held by bera of the Scottish-Australian de chance in life. the New Zealand Government under legation of 050 business men and With this idea in mind some 4 Mandato, and the Administrator farmers now visiting Britain. Mr. educationalists are going back to Plato and are seriously considering is Sir George Richardson.

McIntyre added:

English girls are not so slim that homes should be abolished and FRENCH GOVERNMENT. -

as Australian girls. In Australia children should not be permitted to The we have a 80,000-strong anti-know their own parents. VOTE. OF CONFIDENCE.

potato league, consisting of girls underlying motive is that environ who have sworn never to catment plays the most important part (THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY,]

potatoes because it makes them in human development, and that if you can eradicate the wrong.

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PARIS, June 29th, The Chamber paesed a vote of confidence in the Government, by 455 votes to 126, after rejecting a Socialist enction criticising the Government for not including o bold echome of social reform in its programme.

stout.

It strikes me that perhaps influences surrounding childhood there is less chance for young you can bond human nature in any men in this country than in my direction you choose.

own. I know hundreds of men AIT the raw material required by who went to Australia with the modern psychologist, the argu- nothing and are now revisiting ment runs, is a healthy body and their untive land as millionaires as the Ford factory turns out its At a luncheon to the delegation specific type the moulder of at Messrs Schoolbreds, Tottenham childhood will develop the genius, Court road, W., Mr. P. A Best, the gentleman, even, it desired, the chairman of the firm, proposed modern gunman. that schools should be started in Britain for special instruction for agricultural workers

RUSSIAN BORDER FORTS. SECRET STRENGTHENING.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY. 1.

AHELSINGFORS, June 29th. Newspaper reports mention ex tensive Russian military activitiered on. the frontier of the Carelian Isthmus

HONG KONG HANSARD RP The reports state that the Ras-

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sians are very secretly strengthen- ! ing their border fortifications and lines of communications and also increasing the number of troops. stationed there.

Finnish The usual:

Army manoeuvres in the frontier dis tricts are now proceeding, a great.

Home Karp DAILY PRERE, OFFICE number of troops being engaged

Mr. McIntyre said that such a scheme was exactly what was want

and stated:

We do not want men with capital, but we want them with a little experience, so that they are fit to start right away,

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me endearments of motherhood will take pencil and paper and jot must be prevented, for coddling is down those mental and physical An error and there is too much assets which are likely to be in selfish pleasure on the part of heritable. Then they may have mothers who treat their children a children playthings. This spartan view is taken as the ideal in training children, but, for the present, home is not to be quito eliminated.

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Love and tenderness must have no place in this model home. At the children grow to manhood and womanhood it is argued that they will be capable of entering combat admirably fitted to defe their neighbours in the struggle to life's prizes

From birth these youngsters of a mechanized age must follow a de finite routine. Family councils, run on parliamentary, zules, will be heid daily, when each child will

To conquer seems to bo be allotted a home taak, for which We have come to England to put these problems frankly before But it must be run on strictly proper payment in wages will be motto of bese education faddi you. Let us also have your proper lines, and this is how the fade. From time to time they will who are wing books to push the women. Many them, I under future American home will be take their parents place in run theories and trave already pereund

at least, in 6521ær/ stand, are as much unemployed managed if the Behaviouratening the home, Charts of their ed many American homes to ado in England as your men. In have their way: First of all weights, daily number of baths, their priz Queensland there are husbands when two young people marry they work accomplishat, minutes of as way for all

(Continued on next Column); family meetings, and odd jobs per

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