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Frequent recent reports of serious risings in Russia are supported by detailed telegrams from the frontier. A Helsingfors message describes the disturbances in Petrograd where strikers on February 24 stormed the prison and liberated the imprisoned sailors, after which the sailors and workers joined forces against their officers. The mass made a demonstra tion, shouting "Down with the Soviets and Communism!" and seized the suburb of Vasiliostrov. Forty communists were killed and 200 arrested. Fighting is still proceeding, Martial law is stated to have been proclaimed. A Ripa message quotes Lithuanian papers dealing with the situation. Moscow, ako on February 24, there was an orderly strike of 14,000 workers demanding increased rations. Convocation of the constituent culminated in hostilities spreading throughout the town. Soldiers went over to the rebels and communist regiments were brought up using field gums. Pestage Envelopes The strikers and workmen on February 26 captored the arsenal and Hoursk railway station

OUR AIR SERVICE

MR. CHURCHILL'S STATEMENT ON AIR ESTIMATES.

CIVIL AVIATION,

LONDON, March 1.

In

Courses of instruction at the various universities, including Capetown and the prospect of a school in Earpt for the training of highly skilled pilots, were among the steps in building up a thoroughly efficient air service mentioned in a statement on the Air Estimates in the House of Commons by Mr. Winston Churchill, who said that progress in the past eighteen months had been far greater than he anticipated when he predicted that the completion of his task would take five years. He described the complicated organism every part of which was interdependent as pro- viding one of the most remarkable educational systems of supplying | scientific knowledge ever produced. The service had reached a stage of development where a change of policy would mean destroying the work "done. Additional squadrons would begin 'forming on April 1, making, altogether 42. It was also proposed to begin the formation of a territorial air force with six squadrons near engineering centres.

FATE OF THE AIRSHIP,

HONGKONG HORTICUL- TURAL SOCIETY.

ANNUAL SHOW,

SOME FINS EXHIBITS.

The annual show of the Hongkong Horticultural Society was opened at

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were

2 p.m. to-day at the Botanical Gar- dens. There were 48 exhibitors and fewer than 162 classes of exhibits, many" of which

of objects admiration by the large crowd interested in horticultural matters who visited the gardens during the afternoon. Vegetables have done very well during the year. particularly the cabbages, many of the specimens being rarely seen in Hongkong. The flowering plants, too. were above the ordinary especially the carnations and pansies

The Band of the Wiltshire Regi ment was in attendance and provided good music throughout the after-

2000.

The awards were made by the following Judges Mrs. Montague Ede, Messrs. L. N. Leele, H. Hum- phreys, H. W. Bind H. T. Green, Afrey, A. Nicoll and E. J. Accuti.

The following were the awards

SECTION 1.

Plants in Pots-Open to all except Peak Gardens and Chinese Market Gardeners

Class 1-3 pots of Marguerite (Chrysanthemum frutescens):--

1st U.S.R.C., 2nd Sir Paul Chater, Award of Merit, Repulse Bay Hotel. Class 3 pots of Nasturtium (Tall varieties)~1st US.R.C., 2nd Sir Paul Chater.

Class 3-3 pots Salvia -Ist Hong- kong Club, 2nd Mr. G. 3. Shaw.

Class 4-6 pots of Annual or! plants raised from seed the same! season (excluding Nasturtiums)-[st] Sir Paul Chater, 2nd Mr. Ho Kom Tong. Award of Merit Hos. Mr.

The prices of Postal Stationery have been revised as follows:- Envelopes 10 centa

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Mr. Churchill emphasised the practical impossibility of abandoning expenditure on naval and military aviation in favour of civil avianou. Mr. Churchill pictured Russia and Germany recovering from the war with great aerial developments and possibly a war scare here and He said that it was frantic efforts to re-create the Air Force: impossible to have an efficient force for less that £15,000,000 or -£16,000,000 a year. As regards civil aviation be did not feel justified at Straite and *Bangkok. present in asking for more than the £1,000,000 already provided. He Samshui and Wuchow expressen the opinion that it was necessary to concentrate on a few routes Holbow and Tourane and services and make then secure. He said that the Admiralty's decision Saigon vaja to abandon airships was melancholy when we had reached almost the first place in the worla as regards rigid airships, but it was a wise decision. Hewstow, #Straits and *Bengkok... Hupe..........- ** - mentioned the sale us an arship to America for £500,000.

"IN ORIENTAL COUNTRIES.

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Mr. Churchi.said that unless private companies in the few weeks took over the remaining airships as a free gift he would

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FRIDAY, MARCH 4.

not feel justified in continuing expenditure on commercial airshlys. BLOW **URERS TO

difficulty the

of fostering aviation in British Isles owing to the weather and the competition of the railways "and roads, but it was indispensable to keep open the cross Channel service but now that the French Government was subsidising companies very 8wstow, Amoy and Foochow generously be feared that British firms would be so heavily undercut that Philippine Islands

Tientsin they would be discouraged to continue. Therefore be proposed the ap-Straits, Bangkok, Calcutts and ADEN,. pointment of a committee to devise alternative methods to meet the Bwatow and Bangkok.

other Hoihow and Bangkok.... saving could changed conditions. parts of the civil aviation vote, the inducements now offered could be made 8traits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, L much greater. Mr. Churchill did not doubt that the Air Force if properly and handled would become a important substitute for soldiers

df cost

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garrisons in Τε ships.

for coast afford real and

protection Oriental countries defence. It would enable particular types of warships to be reduced in number. Mr. Churchill did not oppose a separate Air Ministry but while he bad charge of the service his policy of providing the third arm cos tinuously to co-operate with the Army and Navy would be continued.

COMEDY, TRAGEDY, AND IRONY.

LONDON, March 1.、

Ta the House of Commons, in the course of the debate on the Air offices Estimates, Maj. Gen. Serly described Mr. Churchill's dual

air as comic and likely to become the of the Colonies and tragic. He urged Mr. Churchill to reflect on his past maladministration. He remarked upon the irony of Mr. Churchill's emphasis on the importance of the cross Chzonel route just when the last British service there had ceased,

DUTCH OIL CO.

AMSTERDAM, March 2

It is understood that the directorate of the Royal Dutch Oil Co. at a meeting on March 15 will propose the extension of its capital to 330 million guiders. It is not intended to issue new shares.

JAPAN AKD U.S.A

WASHINGTON, March 2.

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executive session of the It' is understood Senate to-day frankly discursed Japo-American relations and the whole field of controversy, including Japanese foreign policy and the naval building. programme. Confidential information was presented regarding the latter. The possesion of Yap as a cable base and recent developments in the con- troversy over Japan's claims to the island were also debated. Senator Lodge presented a fresh point with, reference to the Californian land Controversy.

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Frisy, 4th March, at 5 p.m.

BATURDAY, MARCH 6.

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SUNDAY, MARCH 6.

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Canada, United States, Central and South America & EUROPE via SAN FRANCISCO. Begistration 248 20. Lettere 10.30 -10. Japan ............ Shanghai and North Chins

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THURSDAY, MARCH 10. Ceylon, Matritius Bangkok, L. Marques, Bouth Africa, India via Dhanushkodi Erypt & EUROPE via MARSEILLES. Registration 8.45 x.m. Letters 9.30 am.

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*Correspondence bearing vessel's name only!

Class 5-3 pots of Annuals or plants raised from seed the same season and not included in Classes 1 to 3 and 6 to 37. 1st Mr. Ho Kom

Tong, 2nd Hon. Mr. John Johnstone.

Class 6-3 pots of runs. "Award of Merit, U.S.R.C.

Class 7-3 pots of Antirrhinum. ist Mr. "Ho Kem Tong, 2nd Mr. Chang Kang Yu. Award of Merit Hongkong Club,

Class 3-3 pots of Begonia (sem- perfcreas) 1st Hongkong Club, 2nd Mr. Ho Kon Tong, Award of Merit, Mr. Chang Kang Yu.

Class 9-3 pots Double Geraniums. 1st Mrs. Jordan, 2nd Sir Paul Chater. Class 10.-3 pote of Single Geran- iums1st Sir Paul Chater. 2nd Mr. Ho Kom Tong.

Class 11.-3 pots of Ivy-leaved Geraniums:---Award of merit Sir Paul Chater.

Class 12-3 pots Cactus and-or Peony Dahlias-1st Lady Ho Tong, 2nd Mr. Ho Kom Tong. Award of Merit, Sir Paul Chater.

Class 13.3 pots of Dahlias, other than Cactus or Peony 1st Lady Ho Tung, 2nd Sir Paul Cter.

Class 14-3 pots of Heliotrope :- 1st Ladies Recreation Club, 2nd Sir Paul Chater...

Class 15.3 pots of Petunias:- 1st Sir Paul Chater, 2nd K.C.C.

Class 16-3 pots of Verbera :-- ist K.C.C., 2nd Repulse Bay Hotel, award of merit Hon. Mr John John- stone.

Class 17.-3 pots of Linaria (tall varieties)-1st Sir Paul Chater, 2nd Hon. Mr. Ho Fook.

Class 18.-3 pots of Clarkia :- Award of merit.

Class 19.---3 pots of Sweet Peas:- 1st Sir Robert Ho Tung, 2nd Sir Paul} Chater.

Class 20.-3 pots of Larkspurs 1st Repulse Bay Hotel, 2nd Mr. Ho Kom Tong, award of merit Lady Ho Tung

Class 21.-3 pots of Freesia, white or lemon coloured: Mr. G. M. Shaw, award of merit.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2 1921.

ENTERTAINMENTS.

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TO-MORROW, !

March 3rd

FRIDAY,

March 4th

SATURDAY, March Eth

BEFORE LONDON DOES.

Habert Henry Daries Witty Comely

'CAPTAIN DREW”"

H. V. Esmond's Delightful Comedy of Youth **WHEN WE WÄRE TWENTY-ONE By General Request.

THEATRE

Farewell Performance. BROWN SUGAR.

PLANS AT MÕUTRIE'S

ROYAL.

Commencing MONDAY, 7th March, at 9.15 p.m.

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· LONDON MUSICAL COMEDY CO. 1921

assisted by the

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in the latest

LONDON & NEW YORK SUCCESSES..

MON. & TUES.

7th & 8th..

WED, & THURS 9th & 10th.

FRI. & SATUR

11th & 12th.

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The Popular Mnsionl Comedy *PLUMS FOR PICKING"

A New Mirth Musical Melange GIRLS AND GIGGLES'

A Bright Breezy Musical Comedy CASTLES IN SPAIN

Rednced Price Matinee CASTLES IN SPAIN"

PLANS

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Prices: $4, $2 & $1,

Matinee: $3, $2 & $1.

Soldiers, Sallers and Children half prios to Matinee only.

CHINA PROVIDENT LOAN AND MORTGAGE · CO., LTD. |

BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

BRUNNER, MOND & CO. (CHINA), LIMITED.

Alkali Manufacturers.

7, Queen's Rd. Ceain

Subject to audit, the General Managers and Consulting Committee Tel. 1630. will at the forthcoming Meeting of Shareholders recommend the follow- CHINE AGENCY & TRADING CO. OF ing allocation of profits:

Class 22-3 pots of Phlox Drum mordii-1st Hoa, Mr. John John-To pay a Bonus to Staff... stone, 2nd Sir Paul Chater.

To place to Reserve Fund 30,000,00 2,286.50

Class 23.-3 pots of Roses-1st | Sir Paul Chater, 2nd Mr. G. M. Shaw, award of merit Mr. Ho Kom Tong.

Class 24-3 pots of Dianthus, ex- cluding Carnation, Picotee and Sweet William-1st Mr. Ho Kom "Tong, 2nd Hon. Mr. John Johnstone, award of merit Repulse Bay Hotel.

Class 25-3 pots of Carnations Paul and/or, Picotees:-1st Sir Chater, 2nd Mr. Chang Kang Yu, award of merit. Mr. J. E. Joseph.

Class 26.--3 pots of Maidenhair Ferns:-1st Lady Ho Tung, 2nd Mr. Ho Kom Tong.

To pay a Dividend of 8 per cent or 80 cents per share ****

To carry forward to the credit of next year's account

100,000.00

10,006.48

HONGKONG..

Iron, Steel & Plece Goods. Tel. 2143.10, Queen's Rd., Centraă.

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(0), LTD. Importers and Exporters. Tel. 1104. 16, Queen's Rd. Cecirali

Class 33.-3 pots of Violets-ist Hongkong Club, 2nd Mrs. Jordan, award of merit Mr. G. W. Shaw.

Class 34.-3.pots of Cineraris Tel. Mr. F. E. Ranger."

Class 35.-3 pots of Stocks: 1st Hon. Mr. Ho Pook, 2nd Mr. Ho Kom Tong.

Class-36.-3 pot of Primula-1st

Class 27.-3 pots of Ferns, ez- cluding Maidenhair and Asparagus Mr. Ho Kom Torg, 2nd Lady Ho Tung, eward of merit Sir Paul Phimosus-Mrs. Jordan.

Chater.

Class 28.-3 pots of Asparagus Plumosus:Mr. Ho Kom Tong.

Class 29-3 pots of Mignonette: 1st. Mr. Ho Kom Tong, 2nd Lady Ho Tung, award of merit Hon. Mr. John Johnstone.

Class 30.-3 pots of French Mari- golds 1st Mr. Ho Kom Tong, 2nd Repuise Bay Hotel. -

CHU KYOXU TRADING CO. Importers and Exporters.

7, Queen's Rd. Central 2108 and 2008.

·EDTÄRD MOW FUNG. Import & Export Merchant. Tel.1676. 60, Des Voeux Rd. Cit.

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Class 373 pots of Tropaeolum Tel. 2170, 60, Queen's Rd, Centrals Canariensie:-No exhibits.

Class 38.-3 pots of Annuals, Perennials and/or any-plants-ist

** LAZARUS, K.

Opticians.

Mr. Ho Kom Tong, 2nd Miss Ruth Tel. 2203. 28, Queen's Rd. Central O. McElderry,

The awards for the exhibits in the other sections had not yet been coITH

Class 31.3 pots of Nasturtium pleted as we went to press. (dwarf varieties)Lat Hongkong Casb, 2nd Sir Paul. Chater.

Class 32-3 pots of Pansies and/ ar Violas:ist Hon. Mr. John John- stone, 2nd Mr. Ho Kom Tong..

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