·Past 11.
NEWS OF THE DAY
IN PICTURES-
Hongkong
FROM FAR AND NEAR PHOTONEWS
THE LONDONERS
FIFTY YEARS AGO the London County Council was born. To celebrate a jubilco unique in municipal history the L.C.C. was presented with a documentary film of London's history, "The Londoners”.
Made by the Realist Film Unit, it tells vividly the story of London's mighty growth from aqualor and chaos and misery to order and health and controlled progress.
It is London's story, produced by a Londoner, 24-year-old John Taylor, and featuring the Londoner. These stills from the film show a contury of London's history.
“Strawant a rough board made the “bed” for London's honicles
a century ago. To-day a humane administration Urings sympathy and help to the loss fortunate.
THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1039,
HAPPENINGS AS SEEN BY,
THE CAMERA'S EYE
Dickens' Sarah Gamp epitomired the maternity services of nine- teenth-century London. Unwashed midwives frequently went direct. from laying out a corpse to deliver a child.
BANKS
THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA & CITNA Incorporated by Royal Charter,, 1893,
Paid-up Capital
£1,000,000
Reserve Fund (sender £3,000,000 Reserve Liability at Froprietars £3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDONI
38, Dishopsgate, §. 6. 2.
· Sub-Agentles la Londonti *-117/122, Leadenhail Street, E.1 C. 3,
West, End Branchi
f/it, Cockapur Birest, 8.W.L Manchester Branchi
11, Alosley Street, Manchester,
AGENCIES AND BRANCHES
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Saigon
Seremban
Bangkok
Bolavia
Noito M
Sanghad
Semba 1puhas
Hinapore
Calmitis ja Karachi
-Habe
* • •Rights Bourabaya
Billawan
Taiping
Street
KATRIN
Talrule
Tientsin. Tongkat
Plate
Kuching
(Bhuket)
Canton
Madras
Cawnpore Manila.
Yof haina
Cobu
Medan"
"Colombo (~New, York
Peining
(Peking)
Alpkong
Hamburg
Penang-
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE and General Banking Business transacted.
CURRENT ACCOUNT opened .wsd „FIXED-DEPOSITS received for One Year (or shorter perioda in Locat or Other Cur- rencies, at rates, which will be quoted on application, things
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS also opened in Local Currency and Blogling with interest. allowed at rates obtainable on application. The Bank's Hend Omes in London un- dertakes. Executor and Trustee business, and claims recovery of British Loco Tax overpaid, on terms which may be ascertained at any of the 'Agencies and. Branches,
·R. A. CAMIDGE,
Manager.
To-day the L.C.G, brings the facilities of a modern hospital servico to London's mothers: a complete night and day ambulance mid- wifery service is available to the poorest.
Families are removed from the slums to tree-lined avenues such as this, to exchange a bug-infested cellar for an airy bedroom; a backyard tap for a bathroom.
P & O-BRITISH INDIA (APCAR) AND EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN LINES
(Companies Incorporated in England.)
Taking Carto on through Bitta of Lading fớt STRAITO, JAVA & BURMA, CEYLON, INDIA, IRANIAN GULF, MAURITIUS, E. & 8. AFTUCA, AUS TRALASIA. INCLUDING NEW ZEALANDJ AND QUEENSLAND PONTS, RED SEA. EGYPT, EUROPE, ETC.
PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL, FORTNIGHTLY DIRECT ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
(Under Contract with II.M. Government.)
All vessels may call at any ports on or off the route, and the route and wij alling are subject to change or deviation with or without notice.
Steamers
CANTON
CARTHAGE **BANGALORE
RAJPUTANA RANCHI **BHUTAN
RANPURA *BEHAR
RAWALPINDI
CHITRAL
• Cargo only.
Tons | From H'Kong about
Destination
16,500 29th Apr., (Noon) Marseilles & London.
14,500 13th May
8,000 20th May
17,000 27th May. 7,000 10th June 0,000 17th June $7,000 24th June
6,000 1st July
+
1,000 8th July
15,000 22nd July
B'bay, Marseilles & London. B'boy, Macilies, Havre, L'don, [Hull, H'bg, R'dom &-A'werp. Bombay, Marsellies & London. Bombay, Marseilles & London. B'bay, M'seilles, Havro, L'don. Hull, H'be R'dam '& A'werp. B'bay, Marseilles & London. B'Bay, M'scilles, Havre, L'don; Hull, H'bg, R'dam & A'werp.
bay, Marseilles & London B'bay, Marseilles & ́ London,
† Calls Casablanca. All vessels may call at Malta BRITISH INDIA APCAR BALIJNGS (BOUTIL)
SANTHIA
8,000 8th May
TALMA SIRDHANA SHIRALA
10,000 20th May
10,000 3rd June.
TILAWA
8,000 17th June. [10,000] 1st July
S'pore, Port Swettenbam, Penang Rangoon & Calcutta. DO. DO.
DO.
DO.
AL Apear Line. Steamers have excellent accommodation for 1st and 2nd Class PERSORDERS.
EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN BAILINGS · (BOUTIL)
NELLORE
TANDA
NANKIN
7,000 6th May,
7,000 3rd June.
7,000 30th June
Manila, Rabdul, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne & Hobart
Regular monthly saltings from Hongkong to, Shanghai and Japan and X'kong
to Australia,
RAJPUTANA
TANDA RANCHI SIRDHANA *BHUTAN RANPURA SHIRALA
*BEHAR
• Cargo urls.
Hong Kong to Bydney-10 days. ........ "BAILINGS TO`SHANGHAI & JAPAN,
|17,000 27th Apr., (Noon), Shanghai & Japan.
7,000 5th May
17,000 11th May,
10,000 11th May 6,000 12th May 17,000 26th May 0,000 25th May 0,000 28th May
Shanghai & Jopän.
Shanghai & Japan.
Shanghai & Japan.
Shanghal & Japan.
Shanghai & Japan. Janan. Shanghai & Japan..
All: dates are approximate and subject to alteration without notice. Parcobs measuring not more than 5 ckt, will be received at the Companyʻy Office tip to noon on the day previous to wailing,
For Paziga Bates, Handbooks, Freight, sto, apply
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London's' hospitals are fitted with the most modern" scientifió equipment, and hundreds of thousands of pounds' worth of apparatus is available to anyone who needs it,
The nineteenth-century school was dirty, dark and vermin infested; and in it the half-trained teacher, harassed and ill-paid, wrestled with a class of 100 or more children.
Scientific miracles are worked in London's health pools every day. These kickdies are being mas. saged in the pool at Queen Mary's Hospital.
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Squalor still jostles the new prosperity, but more than half a million people have been housed and rehoused by the County Council and Borough Councils of London.
Modern schools, where teaching methods move with the times and the most recent apparatus is providvil, have replaced the grim, windowless classrooms against which Dickens cant puigned.
To, redress the disorganised traffic system of the late nineteenth century, the LCC. took over the horse trams, built the power station at Greenwich, and electrified the tragways. Then it started clearing, may słuma to make way for new traffic arteries.
Moderí traffic passes over IF'citminster Bridge, with the gymbet of Britain's Government in the background, and in the foref ground the home of London's governing body,
** But the work of London" is not
yet finished, and never will be,”?
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A Look Through The Telegraph"
50 YEARS AGO
April, 27, 1889. Prince Bismarck, in replying to the birthday tongratulations of the Central Manufacturers Association, sald that he looked forward to the continuod maintenanes af peace. This, he be- eved, would lend increasing impetus to the present gratifying development of German Industry. In his opinion, the guarantee of ponce was to be found. hot only in the monarchical Institutions of the country, but also, and in special degree, in the monarchical ser timents of the German people.
25 YEARS AGO
April 27, 1914.
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No less than 70,000 vitias were landed In Ulster on Friday night for tha Volunteers. They were conveyed inland in 200 motor cars.
10 YEARS AGO
April 20, 1020. There is a distinct possibility that the Duke of Gloucester will take part де A jockey to-morrow after- noon's Extra" Race Meeting at Happy Valley.
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Following the polo in which he play- ed. yesterday, Hila Royal Highness-oz- proaned bla great admiration for the China pony and stated that he wan very keen to ride in one or two, of the races at thự - Hongkong Jockey Club Mesting to-morrow afternoon,
It is learned that tentative arrange- ments have been made by the Clerk of the Course for the Duke to rida in two races, but this would, of course, nosos- sitate a delay in the departure for Japan of H.M.S. Suffolk, which, 'accord- ing to the ofiela) programo, is due to. leave at 45,0
This morning, H.R.HL and his suite have been enjoying golf at Fanling, engaging in foursomes..
The Duko had the Hon. Mг, W, E., L. Shonton an his partnag, playing against Major General Bandilands and Mr. A. I. Ferguson.
In the other games, Major General Bir Hugh Elles and Mr. N. L. Smith played Rear-Admiral Herbert Meade And Captain the Hon. W. 8. Leveron- Gower whilst the Earl of Airlio part- nored Mr. H. R. B. Hancock against Mr. Lloyd Thomas and Mr. Allan Cameron. 5. YEARS AGO
April 24, 1034.* The United States battle fleet. is setting a new record for transit of the Panama Canol.
The entire fleet of over a hundred ships to expected to be through by Inte to-night
Sixteen commercial veseats were held up last night, pending the completion of the passage of the warships.
All other ships, arriving at thu Colon entranco were kept to stay out side all day.
STOCK MARKET
REPORT
Hongkong Stock Exchange official summary issued yesterday says:
Very little. interest was shown in the market which continued, quiet,
Buyers
CHEMI/Tykubways $1620 (2 "China Lights (New) #938
Macao Electries #1014.
Canton Tees LSU
Entertainments: $6
ILK. Govt. 490 Boats Premi. 21%. 1.K. Govt. * Loan par
Kellere
HK Docks #10% H. & S. Hotels dā1⁄4" HH. Lands #3331⁄2 I.IC. Tramways $18k China Lights (ola) 18,40, MASA e Bales 11. K. Wharves $100 H.K.; Docks $151 -JLK. Lands 132.00 1,
Dairy Tarma Rt. $15 A Antamoks P32 Benguet Consolidated P. Coco-Grove Pr.:33 Demonstrations P, .13
Itagons P. 24 ༄' । North Camarines Ps. 48. Ban Mauricia Ps. 3 United Paracale P. Do
CULTURAL RELATIONS
The Chinese-American Institute of Cultural Relations in organising a branch institute here.
A telegram from Dr. H. B. Kung President of the Executive. Yuan,
THE "TELEGRAPH will send a Staff Photographer to all events of public interest. Requests! should be addressed to the Pictorialproval Editor.
concurrently President of the In- stitute, was received here by Dr. C. T. Wang, Mr. Y. M. Chien, and Mr. P. K. Chu, dxpressing his hearty ap
further, learned that the
branch institute will convene its first meeting-noxt week.