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NATIONAL CRISIS

PREMIER'S STATEMENT IN THE COMMONS.

LONDON, April 8.

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EUROPE via Scez (Newspapers only London 3rd Mar.). Nagoya

SPORT.

TO-DAY'S FOOTBALL.

CHARITY MATCH..

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PRINCE LINE FAR EAST SERVICE.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

From NEW YORK.

THE Steamship

"MOORISH PRINCE"

Having arrived from the abovs Port Consignees of Cargo sro hereby inform- ed that their goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowne of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, Kowloon, and stored at Coongnees' risk and expense.

All brokas, chafed," and damaged goods are to be lift in the godawas, where they will be examined on Friday, 16th instant at 10 am

All claims must be presented within FIFTEEN DAYS of the stormer's arrival bere, after which dats they cannot be recognized.

No claims will be admitted after the goods have left the Godowns, and sil Goods remaining undelivered after the 16th inst, will be subject to rent. Consignees of cargo are hereby no- tified that they must produce an Import permit signed by the superin- tendent of Imports & Experts, Hong- kong before Bill of Lading can be countersigned

-No Fire Insurance has been affected. Bills of Lading will be countersign-

ed by

FURNESS (FAR EAST) LTD.

St George's Building.

Telephone No 3165.

Hongkong, April 9, 1921.

PUBLIC AUCTIONS.

THE Undersigned have received in- stractions to sell by Public Auc tibe,

(For Account of the Concerned),

WEDNESDAY,

•

April 13, 1921, at 11 am, at the Godowns No. 203, Praya East.

76 cases (Mark a) Biscuits (Thin

Lanah).

68 cases (Mark H) " (Family).

On view after 2 p.m. Monday 11th and Tuesday 12th April.

Cermetran

HUGHES & ROUGH,

Auctioneers.

(For Account of the Concerned).

Co

THURSDAY,

April 14, 1991, commencing at 2.30 p at their Sales Booms, Na & Des Yeux Bood, Cornier of Ice House Street,

Ar the Victoria Recreation Club to-day, Messrs. A. J. Osmund (Catho- On the Club ground at 4.30 p.m..lie Union Club), and P. A. Yvanovich to-day, soccer enthusiasts will be (Club de Recreiot, holder of the title, treated to a fine exhibition match will meet in the final of the tourna between the Hawkins." winners of ment let the Billiards Championship the United Services League and the of the Colony. The match which will Titanis." vimers of the Challenge be 1.000 up, will be played in two Shield. These two teams play first sessions, at 6 p.m., and at 9 pm. class football. and a record "gate Both finalists are excellent players. is assured. Admission to the grand and a very close and exciting game | stand will be $1.. the proceeds of the is assured. sale of tickets will be devoted to Earl

At the conclusion of the match, the Haig's Warriors" Fund. Collections Hon. Mr. Claud Severn, President of j will also be made on the grounds the Club, will give away the prizes. ing the match, and a substantial sum The first prize is presented by Mr.

Diamond and Pearl, Diamond atid should be raised for the deserving William Palmer, of Canton, an old cause. Mr. Jones will be in charge member of the Club; the V.R.C. pre- Sapphire, Diamond Cluster and Single of the game.

sents the tournament prize, Mr. Wil-Stone Rings, Bracelets, Scart Pins, cox the runner-up prize and Mr. C. Pendants, Gold Neck Chains, Wrist Watch Chains, Gold, Jadestone and other Ornaments and various Gold Coins,

LEAGUE: DIV 1 FINAL.

The firal in the second division of H. Wylie, of the " Korea Marn," the the Hongkong Football League be-highest break prize.

tween St. Joseph's and the R.G.A. Res.. originally advertised to take

place on the Club ground at 3 p.m.. to-day, has been postponed until April

up.

In the House of Commons, Mr. Lloyd George read a statement giving 11 at 4.30. After the match, Mrs: the correspondence to-day between himself and the miners and mine-owners. Wilton. wife of the president of the He emphasised that the Government's action was solely dictated by a desire league, will present the Cup and to remove obstacles in the way of negotiation. The destruction of the medals to the winners and runners- mines was a vital question for the nation and it was the paramount duty of the Government to secure their preservation. (Cheers) He pointed out that from the miners' the communications to-day and the statements deliber ately made yesterday it was plain that the executive of the Miners' Federa. tion had resolved to let the mines go to destruction believing that they would thus intimidate the nation into surrender.

EMERGENCY DEFENCE FORCE.

ST. JOSEPH'S TEAM.

44

destruction.

ТЕНИЕ.

TOURNAMENT GAMES. .

Penman and Humphreys were again before the public eye yesterday, when they played off their tie in the open singles for the privilege of entering the semi-final. Again Penman's steadiness and accuracy on the side- lines was too much for his opponent, The following will represent the and though he was hitting barder were mainly defensive, net-work St. Josephians-M. Silva; E. P. When well in the lead his tactics Hyndman and O. Ismail; S. Marcal, being conspicuous by its absence S. Sepher and S. Rumjahn; E. R. Hyndman, B. Valesco, W. Ogley, R. except in the case of Humphreys Omar and A. Rahmin, Reserves: Gho was usually tempted up to his Humphreys led in the first set, Miller and J. Holms.

starting fresh, but Fenman pulled up R.G.A. Y. CURLEW.”

and took the set at 75. Penman went well away in the second, This postponed match in the United Humphreys being trapped again and Services League was played off at again at the net on his backhand low Sookumpoo Valley yesterday after volley, which he only brought off noon, resulting in an easy win for the once or twice. He did some beautiful Artillerymen by the big magia of four crosscourt work, but discounted this goals to one. For the first twenty by giving much away. Penman took minutes of the game, play was very the set easily.

In the third set Humphreys made even with neither side gaining any material advantage. Then the Artil- an effort and went to the lead at 43. lerymen pressed, and Lynch saved but could not hold it, rallies of great rapidly from Veal and Pascoe. During length tiring him and causing the Mr. Lloyd George said that the territorial force would not be embodied the melee in front of goal, one of the loss of the next straks or two even defenders handled in the penalty area. if he won the rally in question. At or asked to serve but territorial ex-Service men generally would especially Kent took the penalty kick and scored. (4 all there was the hardest fought be invited to enlist commencing on April 8, and a royal proclamation would Half time came with the R.G.A. lead-game of the match, Penman just creeping out winner, and taking the be issued calling up the reserves and armed forces.. The Premier eming by the only goal scored.

The Artillery resumed the attack at final game easily he thus completed phasised that the suggestion the dispute was a deliberate attack on wages.

Score to Penman 7-5, 6-3, 6-4. worked the ball in and centered was entirely unjustified. (Cheers and Labour cries of "It's true!") Ane open of the first half. Harris the business in three sets

A. PLATER Newcombe caught the attempt was now being made to enforce a decision. which was the reverse beautifully. to the decision of Parliament by direct action which would have the effect leather with his head and drove it towards goal. Lynch cleared, but the

Mr. Lloyd George emphasised the disastrous effects on the miners. Whole villages would become derelict and thousands of families would be deprived of the means of subsistence. He pointed out the calamitous results to the nation and said that it was the Government's duty to prevent a catastrophe, especially as it was increasingly clear that in some places organised bodies of miners were intimidating the mine officials engaged in preserving the vital assets of the community. For the first time in history the nation was confronted with an attempt to coerce it by the destruction of its resources. After referring to how the suspension of the transport services would accentuate the position the Premier made 30 annouement regarding the auxillary measures (cabled earlier) in Icluding an emergency force to be called the defence force.

APPEAL TO EX-SERVICE MEN.

OTHER RESULTS.

r the Mixed Doubles Handicap,

of destroying the essential assets of the community. The Premier con-ball fell at the foot of Green who was tinued. "We are fighting for the life of the community and shall use in a favourable position. He took a every resource of which the community disposes" (Cheers.) The Premier first time shot and scored. From the Lt. Col. F. J. Bowen and Miss V then formally introduced the Royal proclamation calling up the reserves.

TRADE SLUMP.

BIG FALL IN IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

LONDON, April 8. The trade slump is again forcibly evidenced by the Board of Trade returns for March showing the exports mexidy £67,000,000 and the imports £94,000,000, decreases of £37,000,000 and £83,000,000, respectively, com pared with March 1920. The principal increases in imports are £14,000,000 in iron and steel, and £4,000,000 in meat.

Aquastity of Valuable Jewellery, Compreing:-

Including Half Sovereign Battons and American $10 piece.

*C

*

TI-Cash.

&c.

Auctioneers

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Hongkong, April 8, 1921.

CHURCH SERVICES.

"A CHARGE OF OFZ DOLLAR 28 MADE FOR ALL NOTICES "CADER: THIS HEADING."

ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL.

Horexose 10TH APRIL, 1921. END BUYDAY AFTER EASTER,

Erasong 8 p.m. Anxihary Choir,

Magnificat, Smart: Nunc imittis, Response, Forial Fsalms 65 (Garrett);

Felton; Hymns 20, 504, 20.

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HONGKONG BOXING ASSOCIATION.

LAST TOURNAMENT OF THE SEASON. SATURDAY, 16th April, AT

THE MING YUEN GARDENS at 9.p.m.

MAIN EVENT:

15 Round Contest for the Heavy Weight Championship of the Colony sad the Hongkong Exchange Association Belt Pte. WILKINS, 7. A. B. EVANS,

HMS. HAWKING, *(Challanger).

RMLL

(Heavyweight champion

of the China Squadron 1930)

Also five six-round contests.

BOOKING at MOUTHIE'S, on WEDNESDAY, April 13th, Members (on Production of Current Membership cards) and on THURSDAY, 198

to BATURDAY 16th, General Public. I

Prices $5 and $3, reserved and $1, unreserved, which can also be bought at MOUTRIE'8 oz abore dates.. Special Trams will be run.

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

BRUNNER, MOND &'CO. (CH

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Alkali Manuhacturers.: Tel. 1630. 7, Queen's Rd. Cent

CHINA AGENCY & TRADING 00.

HONGKONG.

Iron, Steel & Picce Goods.

Holy Communion at 7.50 a.m. Mass at 11 am. (Cathedral Choir.).

The Manager of the local branch Phala, 120, 121, 149 (Beethoven! Responses, Ferial; Yenite, Hayes (8th);

To Denm, Paraby, Goss, Foster, (5th of the Mercantile Back of India Ltd. morning); Benedictus. Goss (th, states that he has received a telegram evening); Anthem, O, blessed in from his London Office advising that that land, Stainer; Hyum, 138. at the annual general" meeting, of Latony 19 (noon)

shareholders, the Board of Directors will recommend a final dividend of 8 TeL 2143. 10, Queen's Rd. Conical ing 16 per cent for the year 1920), a

CHINA OYERSPAS TRADING OR per cent on the A. and B. shares (mak- dividend of 8 per teat, on the "C"

SP (1918), LTE.":" shares for the six months ending

Importers and Exporters. The Wesleyan Church, Wanchal. December, both less Income tax, that Tel. 1104, 16, Queen's Rd. Coll

£50,000 be carried to Reserve Fund (making that fund £1,100.000.), and

CHU KYOKU TRADING CO. that £127,638 be carried forward.

Importers and Exporters -

47, Queen's Rd. Cookai. 2108 and 2908.

(OFPOLIZE ROYAL NAVAL HOSPITAL)

Sunday, April 10th. ..... Divice Service and Church Parade, 10.15

Am. Subject: "Idle Tales," Evening A Japanese concern, named the Tel. Berrics, 6pm. Subjet "esus, fa Experience and in the Gomes Asia Cattle Exporting Co., is reported Pretcher: Ber. C. Clouston Perri, by the Peking Leader to have been Afternoon established with the object of buying H.C.F. Children's Service,

cattle in the famine-stricken regions

EDWARD MOM FUNG. „Import & Export Merchant. 1675, 60, Des Voeux Rd, CF..

THE KWONGʻIMUR,

centre, the "Curlew" went down and Bowen (scr.) won a place in the semi-Wesleyan Bailors and Foldiers Home, and exporting them to Japan. The Tel. forced a comer, but nothing resulted. finals, beating G. W. Sewell and Mrs. The clear set the R.G.A..going. They C. B. Brown (rec. 2/8), 6-4, 6-3. went well in and forced, a corner. In the Men's Handicap Doubles Harris took the kick and placed well,. R. Wood and G. R. Sayer (ove and Kent headed the ball into the net, 5/6 beat M M Maas and A. B. "Curlew "pressed with determine Raworth (owe 4/6), 4-6, 6-3, 6-2. tion after. this and Mitchell sent in a TO-DAY'S GAMES. long shot which just beat Wood, The Open Championship, Doubles. R.G.A, and the monopoly of play after Sept: Leslie Smith and 1 S. Jen- this and after a couple of ser backs, mings v Major H. M. Edwards and Harris put in another Ene centre R Townsend (semi-final), which enabled Green to score. The Men's Handicap Doubles.-G. Mis final whistle enne soon afterwards, kin and E, Grimble v. F. Dinsdale and Mr. Lext, R.M., was the referees ACC Stark.

(Carner of Arsenal Street). Sooday capital of the company is said to be Evening 8.15, p.m. Haspol Meeting Y5,000,000, and it is estimated that and Focisl. Hour. Speaker: Cazt half a million head of capital wil be New Films and Cameras at arrived. Holland; Monday Ais pm. Chap-

lain's Class Tuesday 6.0 p.m., exported under this scheme, all purs Parade 1st, Trop Waschai By chased at the present sacrifice prices, Tel. 2170, 60, Queen's Rd, Central, Scouts: Wednesday 8.15 p.m. Wesley The Chinese Government has now Guild Friday, 8 to 5 p.m. Ladies' placed an embargo on the export of Working Parky and Tes; 5.20 p.m. cattle.

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