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The

Hongkong Telegraph.

THE PRINCE'S VISIT TO CEYLON.

SATURDAY MARCH 25, 1922 Bt

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NAVAL ESTIMATES APPROVED.

Wei-hai-wei Soon to be Dispensed with.

(Reuters Service, )

London, March 24;

QUAINT CEREMONIALS.

Enthusiasm of the Inhabitants.

(Reuter's Service. )

Kandy, March 24.

The Durbar of Kandyan chiefs which opened the after-dinner festivities was a striking dislay of Oriental colour and grouping, but with little of the grandeur of the Indian States.

The Punce received upwards or a hundred of these bejewelled and brocadedcbieftains, who may be likened to heads of clans. The Audience Hall, with its column-supported roof, giving the appear- ance of a substantial pandil, formed a richly quaint setting to the slow, alittering little pageant filing past the Prince, who afterwards| thanked them cordially for their loraly.

THE INDIAN BUDGET.

Amendment Reduces Deficit.

THREATENING LETTERS

with

local

SINGLE DOPY: 10 CTS

540 PER ANNUM

HARBOUR INCIDENT.

....

Dutch Box Red Leat

Boat Capsizes: Five Lives Lost

or Women

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"THE QUAINTS.”

ANDERSEN

DAY BY DAY.

·

An Echo of the Strike.

Yesterday's health return shows three cases of plague (one fatal) and one non-fatal caso of We hear that Sorte The House of Commons adopted the Naval Estimator after a organisation has been addressing limits of the harbour yesterday, Five lives were lost within the

diphtheria. All were Chinese.” debate in which Admiral Suster contended that the Estimates Pers threatening lovers to Kandy by night has been very much more wonderful than cessive, on the assumption that there would be no war for tea members of the Chinese basin-boat

various as the result of the capsizing of Another daring Kandy by day during the Prince of Wales' twenty hours' visit. This abandonment of cattleships would not werken the Navy. Naval for

years and the battleships now building would be obsolete then The community, reproaching them

highway sobbery - obcurred in Toog Lai was not because of quaint ceremonials, dwarfed almost into in-defence could be safely left to submarines and airmen.

their

A party of eleven Chinese actions, real significance by reminiscences of the Indian tour, but simply because

Lane yesterday. OB his it was Kands, with which India bas nothing to compare.

imaglaed, in the recent

engaged the boat away from Newmarket Street, Colonel Amery replied that the Governmens did not contemp and hinting at ominous repri-ing

strike. Shataukak ta go on x shell-fish-where be lives, to deliver a Illuminations, confined principally to festoons and coloured on a merely One Power stanard, which the Admiralty interpreted of these missives are the com-sprang a leak and, in spite of the intercepted in this lane by a

late war with America or Japan. If it did, in would be mad to rely sale. Amongst the recipients whilst on its way, the

expedition

Faarbau.

ot money lights around the exquisite lake, gave just that magnificent touch of

at Winglok in a way they would not have done if it thought war was likely in pradores of a large number of frantic efforts of the occupants to throw pepper in his syes, while

boat

Street a Chinese nerchant was mystic glamour to the enchaoting picture. A towering forest of the next ten years. The maintenance of the One-Power standard] European firms, amongst whom bail out the water, it finallthe others ran their hands through bills, blotting out the stars all around, loomed in magnified shadows made it essential that we should not be hopelessly interior in battle-are included the members of foundere

(number of men. thronet the indigo gloom. The sultry air was heavy with the fragrance ships, which were still the pivot of a naval battle, but the Admiral y very well-known Chinese family number of the women, another pocket and relieved him of One of them of lusciousplants and spicea The teeming crowd always flowing on were convinced of the value of airmen and wanted more and more whose refusal to be coerced in boat

Fortunately for a without ditinishing looked fantastically picturesque in the illusive to get the Navy out of the water and into the air. gleams from the Chinese lanterns and shaded lamps. All night long

W&S ssing shere swelled and lulled the bable of thousands, whose Gala spirit Estimates were framed on the assumption that the Naval Treaty furnish the ground for enmity were droward and their remains

the recent strike of Chinese{sight at the time, and it was able escape. Replying to a question, Colonel Anety explained that all the clerks in their employ appears too rescue six of them. The others

wit in $499.62 They then, made their banabed sleep; all night long there arose the drubbing and bleating concluded as Washington would be finally ratified, as he believed it on the part of the distributors of have since been recovered and ing the numerous lactims and of 10m-comiad pipes.

Estimates must be revised and the reductions very largely rendered remain anonymous would be, but if by any grave mischance it was not ranfied, the whole these letters, who choose to removed to the Monary.

The arrangements for-distribut- impossible.

candies which will be required to Colonel Amery mentioned that as a result of the dispensed with altogether in a few weeks. Washington zagreement it was hoped that Wei-Hai-Wei would be efforts are producing the eea s I cannot be said that these

illdminate the + olony daring the visit of E. R. H. the Prince of expected. Those gentlemen who

Wales are proceeding apace, rod have been singled out for the

this morning there was a scena of attentions of the ragal punish-

activity in Des Voeux Road era" are reported to regard the A Clever and Witty Show. lately occupied by Mega William

Central outside the

pr misca outlook

the greatest equanimity. They still eat, sleep "The Quaints" hava returned įshop has been secured as a dis- Powell's men's depariment.. This and drink well, and are in na to the Colony to give a short tribating centre much cherished Tooth of Buddha, a giganlic curved incisor rem-millions at-ring and the defit on the coming Frar by abou: two sons of them kid to our re-b-rter than before Last night at are being stored, p-nding she

The deficit on the current your is reduced by nearly threise disturbed by nightmares. farewell season and D

and 1407 even thousands of lanterns and candies nisce at of the tip of an elephant's rock. This treate, which res millions as the result of the a luption of an amendment on the final sentative: "These lettres are the Theatre Royal they stage actual application for them. poses withitreven successive caskets, is only disclosed up a very stage of the Finance Bill permitting the utilisation as rev nue of for the rare and impress ocasions. The Temple itself is comparatively certain money which would otherwise have been applied in can-than

wast-piper" The Pedar of Dreams" sk" and he left the subject (also included in their programm- small and tawdry as Oriental fanes só.

A collision occurred noir the- One of these letters. print and a delightful skit on village one of the Company amotortrucks

a one-actly

Of Coras NotDairy Farm at Pokfulum between d in Chinese characters and concert. furnishing Do-clusas to its Mr. R B.

and the Aberdeen motor source, reached is to-day. After funnier

than

yesterday morning. Owing to a preamble getting out

that song

In his the slippery state of the road. "through the revengeful feelings which he induced the audience heavier vehicle got out of control

Wirky Waka,TM

in brought about by the rains, the

Foreign Employe-s' Guild are that his great-st hit was as two band ed members of the be entertained by some employers, to join int the

Jout of work." he communication Vicar at the village concert, in injured and had to be removed chorus, in coming down theslope and achieved great

ran into the track. The coolis in The charge of the latter was seriously proceeds to “give u list af which names of a number of

character be kept the com whole

to the Caverament Civil Eos- house convulsed, with pardores who are alleged to have laughter. That born comedian,

piti). either discharged or refused to Mr. Guy Fane, who made a game take back the strikers. These are for himself as funny man on Mr. Ho. Kom-torg and his three the last visit of the Company, nephewa Mesars. Ho In. Ho Wing, added to his laurels with his fairly exhaustive but it appears Where the Water Lillies Grow He Kwong and others. The list is amusing little. item

"Down that those responsible for its ap and with Mr. Salisbury in selling pearance bave been at loss to a house he was very humorous. celebrating the centenary of its Uppingham School, which is discorer some of the Dames. Mr. Harold Farrar, Mr. Hugh famous "bead." Edward Thring. They vaguely refer to several Bayly and Mr. Ivan Campbellas, like most of our great public clerks employed at the Central also contributed in no small mea-

Then, through a gaily-c movied arcade, the Prince and his sta walked to the Maligaws, or Temple of the Tooth, where his Royal Highness, was received by the High Priest, who revealed to him the

Then the Prince proceeded to witness the Perabers procession of elephants, to which each cief contributed from his private herd. so that 132 of these animals drew out the spectacle to a mile long, interspersed by several cars bearing grotesque idole of gigantic stature and other ears carrying native musicians and batches of wildly capering devil-dancers and batches of attendants cracking whips in endless voliaya. The whole of the languidly-moving pageant was luridly lit he double rowg of flambeaux-bearers, so that the thronged streets of Kandy waxed and waned in a wonderful palpitation of hues. The Prince received a roaring reception when ever he was sighted.

cellation of paper currency.

Delhi, March 21.

SENSATIONAL BELFAST CRIME.

Seven from One House Murdered.

London, March 24. "

of armed ren broke into the house of a publican, draggel het, his A sensational crime occurred at Belfast last night when a hand five sons and a barman from their beis and what them succedov:ls five being killed and the other two dying later.

TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.

Tilden Not to Defend Title.

On Friday morning early, the Prince motored out to Peradeniya. laimed to be the most perfect botanical gardens in the world After inspecting the Bo tree planted by Edward VII. and the Na tree planted by Geotze V. the Prince himself planted a munatnel sprig yamidet acclamations from the dense, vast ring of spectators. His Royal Highness received as a memento a silver and ebony mamotie

New York, March 24. replica of Paddy Hoe and an album of photographs of Peradeniya Tilden will not got to England this sommer to defend the champion The United States Lawn Tennis Association nacances that On the way to the station the Prince paused to watch the ship title, as the Executive of the Association has decide that it lephants bathing in the Mehaweli Gangs.

would be unwise in send leading American players abroad in view of Returning to Colombo, the Prince atter ded the race meeting the keen competition for the Davis Cup. Prince's Club in the afternoon, when enormous crowds were present. On Sunday orning the Prince ezibarks on the Renown and ails for Port Swettenham. -From Reater's special correspondent with the Prince a party.

plants.

IRISH TREATY BILL

Lord Lansdowne's Appeal to Opponents.

London, March 24. The repon stage of the Irish Treaty Bill has been completed, the ilause of Lords adopting an amendment moved by the Government. to which the Irish Provisional Gov, rament previously assented, post- posing the .gth allow d Elater to decide whether she will join the Free State till the Fre State Constitution Bill is passed, instead of dating from the passage of the fronty Bili.

DUTCH INDIAN OIL.

Export Duty to be Abolished.

Salisbury

aver.

and

j

success

TO-DAY'S MISCELLANY.

bus

Police Station and in the detec-sure towards the entertainment schools, its own sumptuary laws, tive departments, and to a man and Mr. Dod Mehan's song" Jack equiring the boys to wear black "whose name we do not know of all Trades

jackets and made a great

trousers without but who is known to live near the appeal. London, March 24.

pockets. Black neckties,

100, At Amsterdam telegram says the Minister for the Colonies revolver at the trikers' azentsipletely charmed her audience/school was founded by Archdes-

Observatory, who brandis ed a Miss Maria Franch again com

are de rigueur, at Harrow. The announces that the Dutch Indian export duty on oil will be com-when they ordered him to leave with her vivacious manner and Johnson in 1534, but only pletely abolished, commencing in 1923, and that taxes on profiss and his employment in the recent dainty ways and her song Will came to the front rank under to the Wisp" received a great Uppingham, who was head for 34 sagacious regime of Thring of ovation. Miss Dorothy James' contributions to the programme years. Many old boys are going made ber a favourite and herdown to the little Rutland town pretty little song "Hanky Panky" for the celebrations, which include went down well. Miss Franck the presenting of medals specially and Mias James

struck in memory of a prob.big

'head " achieved their great at UCCIS

whose renown as an educationist

income will be substituted therefor.

GRAND NATIONAL RESULT. Music Hall Wins the Big Steeplechase.

The alteration provoked vigorous protests by Lord Carson, Lord

London, March 24. The Grand National resulted: Music Hall (100-9), 1: Drifter Londonderry and others, who complained that the overament 18-1), 2; rifztus (63−11, 3. wanted to keep the boundaries question in suspense to enable the engths, the third being another six lengths away.

Fairy-two pati Won by twelve Southern Ir:shio continue murdering and raiding.

Lord Lansdowne intervened, advising Lord Carson and other friends not to insist in their opposition.

erike."

News in To-day's New Advertisements.

THE PRINCE'S VISIT.

The Indian Arch.

coming visit of H. KH the lin

In connection with the forth. The Vicar's Daughtrivals that of Arnold of Rugby. Prince of Wales, the Parsee and which item they took off the "A Village Concert." in other Indian communities are average juvenils aspirant to stage erecting an arch representative bonours to the very life. Mis- of Endian architecture near the Jessie Hitler gave one of her City Hall. It was at first pro popular male impersonations, iv lo vew of the gravity of recent events in Ireland the Governmen:

posed to erect two arches but which line she excels, and her. has relɛzraphed represting Mr. Collins and Sir James Craig to come

owing to the difficulty in get-contribotion to the village concert An Islamic world-congress will take place at Paris next July.ting sufficient electric lights it as "Lady Ima Singer "raised World Theatre will be screened At the Sunday matinee at the to London forstripartite examination of every aspect of the situation All Moslem communities, notably the British and Dutch Indian, are has been decided to erect only many & smile.

expected to participate. Hacos.

Charles Ray in "His Own Home "The Quaints are giving & Fown."--Page 12. The InHan business com-change of programme nightly. Powell's advertise Atlas shirts munity have subscribed $4,000 Their repertoire is almost entirely-Page 7. and the structure when it is com-new to Boogkong and is chock-l Next Wednesday is Carnival pleted abould be very novel and a-hlock with wit and merriment. Night at the Hongkong Hotel--- effective. The arch will be a There are no "chestnuts" and if Page 7.

A Wise Step.

Londor, March 24.

ENGINEERING BALLOT.

Huge Majority Against Employers.

London, March 24.

PAN-ISLAMIC CONGRESS.

To Meet at Paris in July.

Paris, March 23.

U.S. STEEL PRICES.

Decision to-Increase.

The engineering ballot, mentioned on March 11th, resulted in

Youngtown (Ohio), March 24 The Independent Steel Manufacta ers have increased prices -19,503 vot ng for acceptance of the employers' demand and 164,759 by $2.50 per ton on slabs, $2 og small billets and sheet bars and $2.50

The result will probable be a lock-out of all Unions in bulk.

on heavy billets. The Shipyard Dispute.

London, March 24.

against,

A delegategorference of the Shipyard Unions has decided that! shipyard work shall cease work on Tuesday evening, pending the result of a ballar, unless the employers extend their notices of a redaction in wages, which is due to operate on Wednesday.

RECENT FACTORY EXPLOSION,

Charge of Manslaughter.

Landon, March 24.

Mr. J.W. Kbwies and Mr. E. Chadwick, owner and manager respectively of the fectory at which an explosion recently occurred, have been chired at Fipron with manslaughter.

The repasstative of the Public Prosecutor declared that the preosatio for the safety of young girl work-rs were uiterly dis regarded. The work at breaking us ammunition was not dankerous if ordinary care were taken, but the girls were not searched and they

FRANCE AND GREECE.

An Incident Ended. Greece has accepted France's terms for a atlement of the

Paris, March 24. Ebpoir incident, providing compensation for the captain and payment for the cargo.

PACIFIC TREATY. Ratified by U. S Senate..

Washington. March 24, The Senate bas ratified the Pacific Treaty by 67 votes to 27. NOTED FRENCHMAN DEAD;

Paris, March 24. The dealb is sunounced of M. Denys Chobin, one of the leaders

wore nailed boots, the floor was of concrete and strewn with power of the French Catholics. and there was store in the shop in which soldering irons were heated. The nisteenth victim of the explosion has died.

(Other Telegrams on Page

one.

large one, with a dome on top each performance is as good as Hell's Crater" in five parta is far corners. The arch itself will visit is assured. and an elephant on each of the their show last night a successful the week end feature at the

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CHINESE TOWN HALL AT

SHANGHAI.

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be made of lath and plaster,sími lar to the pillars in Queen's Statue Square, and the elephants will be constructed from som special kind of mating. At night it will b. illuminand in red and being used, and 1 whole chere subscribed $1,000 towards the white, over two thousand lights the Tochun of Hangehow has According to the Chinese prese

will be made its more effective fand recently inaugurared for the by the placing of some siz bun rection of a town ball for Chines dred lanterns all aroned,

on the outskirts of Shanghai. Shipping Illuminations. The announcement was 'made at

Hongkong Theatre,-Page 12.

Lane Crawford's are specialis- ing in ladies' wear for the Royal | visit-Page 3.

The Buston Maro has afrívod from Europe and the NY K. give con gnres of cargo the usual potice-Page 4.-

held on April 8.h to bid farewell A Smoking Concert will be Li o and Quarter Master W. Hizby who is retiring from the Volunteer Corps Page 4

Mr. A. Jobard is now in chargé

Messageries Maritimes.

To-Day's Exchange.

All the ships in harbourduriore dinner organist by the proof the Hongkung office of the His Royal Highness's visit will malers, when Mr. Es Tsonen, he curlined at right with red of Hapyang Bros., al ́o gate lanterna. All the junk and $5,000, which he said he had sampans also, are to be lit up, raised in that firm and amongst and for these craft lanterns friends. Other guests also an will be fasted--from nounced their intention' to jonste Harbor Office & few days before large sume. The Simwangan be: the Ponce, arrives, ¿There are lieves that containions have each msod je dey wAR- some two and a half thousand of pearly reached the required these small craft in the Barbour amount; end; contractors – have and altogether they will requirem asked to send in Landart for. about 15,000 lanterar

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