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OYERLAND CHINA MAIL

(PUBLISHED EVERY

MAIL DAY) J

Cuntains the Woski Neys

of Hourkons and tha

Far East

Prices (includity Postres) to

any part of the world

No. 18,269.

The China Mail

May 27, 1921, Temperature 76

拜禮

BUSINESS NOTICES

FANS.

ESTABLISHED

Barometer 29,74

Rainfall 109 ch.

HONGKONG, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1921- 骏七廿月五年一十二百九千一英

BE PREPARED FOR THE HOT WEATHER, BUY NOW.

LARGE STOCKS.

THE GENERAL ELECTRIC Co. (of China), Ltd.

Queen's Buildings.

Tel. 518.

DRAGON MOTOR CAR CO.

TEL

CARS

432.

3552

(THE EUROPEAS GARAGE) Open and Closed FOR

HIRE

TEL

482 -3552-

in Hongkong and Kowloon.

Dana Textile Driving Belts,

Cycloid Ball Bearings,

Electric Motors,

Scientific Instruments.

FROM

THE DANISH CHINESE COMMERCIAL 00. LTD.

14. Chater Road.

TRIALS SOLICITED BY JAMES STEER

THE CHRONOMETER AND WATCH HIKLE (Contractor to H. M. Naval Yard)

9, Iez Eors Era, Hoscrase.

HORLICK'S

MALTED MILK,

FEED YOUR BODY

by drinking HORLICK'S MALTED MILK, the finest Fond- Drink for all Ages. By its casy Bismilation it promates a steady acceleration of nutritive nerve forta and bruin poser. Thus it is that ・those who take HORLICK'S are marked by their cheerfulness and which quick-grasping faculties,

enable they to overcome the ̈strain - of every day life. Made instantly by the addition of hot or cold water.

Of all Chemists and Stores. ".

HORLICKS MALTED MILK CO. SLOUGH. BUCKS. ENG."

ROUYER, GUILLET & CIE,

COGNAC.

SOLE AGENTS:

CALDBECK, MACGREGOR & CO., LTD.

15, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL

EXPERIENCE

has taught us that its wise

WHEN BUYING A WATCH

to consider quality before price, We have a stock of Pocket and Wrist Watches of quality, THAT SATISFY!

ULLM

VERICK PARK

Est. 1939.

TEL. 75.

TO-DAY'S CABLES.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail)

BRITISH TROOPS FOR SILTSIA.

NEWS HAS PACIFYING INFLUENCE IN DISTURBED AREA.

LONDON, May 26.

The War Office announces that the first of four infantry battalions which are being dispatched to Upper Silesia, will leave Cologne on Friday. Ultimately two Irish battalions at present in England wa be despatched. making a total of six. A Ferlin message states that news of the despatch of British troops has had a pacifying influence in Upper Silesia. The troops

be commanded by Colonel Arthur Grenfel Wauchope, CALG.

GERMANY'S SINCERITY.

ONLY WAY TO CONVINCE THE WORLD.

BERLIN, May 26.

The Chancellor, Herr Wirth, speaking at a conference of Baden states- men at Karlsruhe, emphasised that Germany's acceptance of the ultimatum was sincere but said that only performances would convince the world at Germany's goodwill, and the work of reconstruction must be begun. It would be wrong not to acknowledge the economic improvement of Germany dur- ing the past two years, and if commerce revived through the promotion of production the German people would have some respectable performances to show Referring to Upper Silesia, he welcomed Britain's assurance of fairplay.

SECOND WAR TEIL.

SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST PRISON COMMANDANT.

Larzio, May 26.

May 27, 1920, Temperature 83

ECONOMISE.

GET YOUR PRINTING, DOSH AT THIS CHINA MAIL

HIGH CLASS WORK.

PACK FAVOURAKER.

PRICE $3.00 Per Month,

3848

Humidity 95.

日十二月四酉辛次歲年十國民華中

THE DOLLAR.

BUSINESS NOTICES

Today's closing rate 2,6 Today's opening rate 2;6

1/S

1.S

CHINA COAST.

SHIPPING PERSONALS,

LATEST CHANGES,”

Captain C. C. Williams, of the ~Woowangy" is on leave,

Captain C. A. Christiansen, of the Fengtien," has gone master, Woo sung."

Mr. J. W. Tinoa, chief officer. Sinkiang." has gore chief officer, Hsin Peking"

Mr. J. W. Laniont, chief officer, -Hsin Peking," is on reserve.

Captain J.R. Shealer, of the "Wan- chow." is on reserve.

Mr. F. 1. Jenne, chief officer,

"Sochow," has gone master, Wen chow."

Mr. J. L. Matthew, from reserve, has gone second engineer. "Hain Pekings"

Mr. G. H. Camerun, second engineer, Hsin Peking," has gone second engineer. LuensiTM** ·

Mr. G. W. Clark, second engineer, ** Luenvi." is on leave.

Mr. J. M. Brackesbridge, super- The second trial has opened. The accused is Captain Emil Mueller, anumerary third engineer, Cheran, lawyer of Karlsruhe, formerly commandant of the prisoners' camp at Flavy has gone supernumerary third en- le Martel in France. He is charged with 'brutality to Eritish-prisoners and responsibility for the appalling insanitarinees ending in an outbreak of diphtheria from which 200 men died.

AMERICAN AMMUNITION.

17,000 ROUNDS CAPTURED IN DUBLIN.

LONDON, May 26.

gineer, "Foochon."

Mr. S. Warland has been appointed supernumerary second officer, Köln- shing.

Mr. H. Rawstron, supernumerary second officer. Koonshing," has gone supernumerary second officer,

Hopsang."

3r. J. H. Daves, supernumerary second officer, “Hopsang," has gone | said.econd officer, "Luenho."

Mr. W. A. Balch, second officer,

In the House of Commons at question time, Sir Hamar Greenwood that 17.388 rounds of American ammunition had been captured in Dublis since March 26. Replying to supplementary questions urging that repreLuenho," is on reserve sentations be made to the American Govercoment on the matter, Sir Hamar Greenwood said that he would consult the Foreign Secretary!

"EGYPTIAN" FERVENT

ORDER RESTORED AT ALEXANDRIA.

LONDON, May 26.

In the House of Commons, Mr. Ceci Harmsworth stated that orde had bees restored at Alexandria. A court of enquiry was being opened.

AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS.

RAIN MARS MATCH WITH OXFORD.

LONDON, May 26.

Rain interfered with the play. The Australians made 294 rims. Oxford made 174 runs for one wicket. The second wicket had produced 149 when stumps were drawn. Jardine made 96 without giving any chances. He scored twelve fours. Holdsworth made 57. The match was declared a draw.

SINO-AMERICAN TREATY.

SENATE CONFIRMS CHINESE AD VALOREM DUTY.

WASHINGTON, May 25. The Senate bas ratified the Sino-American Treaty confirming the application of a 5 per cent. Ad Valorem duty on American goods imported Into China.

IRISH ELECTIONS.

ONE SINN FEINER IN NORTHERN PARLIAMENT.

The results of the Irish Northern Parliament elections, announced up

to the present are, Unionists 21, Nationalists two, and Sinn Fein one.

ALLIED LOANS FROM US, `·

TEN MILLIARD DOLLARS TO BE FUNDED.

*

WASHINGTON, May 26.-

It is understood that ällied loans approximating ten milliard dollars also the unpaid interest will be funded this year and repayments spread over a period of years.

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COTTON STCÉE AELAŻE.

TEN THOUSAND BALES INVOLVED AT ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, May 26,

The Government cotton store is on fire. Ten thousand bales are involved.

GOLF RULES. ·

AMERICAN RIBBED CLUBS TO BE DEBARRED.

LONDON, May 26.

The royal and ancient rules of golf committee meeting at Hoylake decided after the open championship to debar the use of the ribbed clubs employed by Americans.

TRENCH PREMIER -

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES PASSES YOTE OF CONFIDENCE.

Mr. J. Porter, second officer, Koonshing," has gone second officer, Esang

Die WG Falor, supernumerary second officer, Esang " is on reserve. Mr. W. R. Williams, chief officer, "Leongsang," has resigned.

Mr. C. R. Moore, chief officer, Laisang, has gone chief officer, Loongsang."

Mr. H. A. Houchen, second officer Laisang" has gone chief, officer, same ship."

Mr. J. J. Robertson. third engineer, **Kwongsang," has gone acting second engineer."Kutwa."

Mr. W. T. Bould, acting cond meer, two." has gone third engineer. Ewongyang."

Captain G. L. Crawford, of the gone master, Tungwab," bas Kiangyu

Mr. T A. Murphy, chief officer, Tungwab," has gone acting master, same ship.

Mr. D. Spatheris, second officer, "Tungwah," has gone acting chief officer, same ship.

Mr. P. A Jacobson has been appointed second officer. Tungwah" Jr. N. Schaf has been appointed second officer. Hsinchi." ***

Mr. A. J. Goldewyk, second officer, Hsinchi," has resigned.

Mr. G. Megens, from leave, has gone second engineer, "Toonan."

Mr. O. Tehosky has been appointed third engineer, Kwangtab."

Mr. J. Malcolm, second engineer. Toonan," has gone chief engineer, “Kiangrung”

J

Mr. G. Coulton, chief engineer, Kiangyang," has gone chief engi neer,Kiangshun."

Mr. I. Korotieff," from leave, bas gone fourth engineer, "Kiangwah.”

Mr. W. Ferguson, fron leave, has gore third engineer, "Kwangtah."

Mr. J. 8. Liddell, late of the Hong Wan 1" has gone chief officer,

Devawongse."

Captain J. Tyree, of the "Allinga," is on reserve.

Captain F. H. Going, of the "Kong Ning has gone master," Allinga ”. Mr. F. L. Pine, chief officer," Kong Ning," has gone master, same ship.

3 WF. O'Farrell, second officer, Telemachus," has gone chief officer. "Kong Ning"

Captain R. G. Blayney, of the "Mansang," "is on reserve.

Captain E. 3. De la Sala has been appointed master, Mansang

Captain 0. C. Blown of the "Tseangtah," is on leave

Mr. J. Bettison, chief officer, "Teeangteh," has gone acting master same ship.

Mr. J. F. Messer has been appointed

chief officer, Tseangtah."

Mr. DB Whyte, chief

The Chamber of Deputies passed a vote of confidence In M. Briand Karping has gone second enginder. 390 votes to 162.

same stip

Special Sale

of

"Aertex" Shirts.

FOR 3 DAYS.-Thurs., Fri. & Sat.. 26, 27 & 28,

80 dos Day & Tennis Shirts.

No 1700 Usual Price $8.00, $10.00 & $11.00 each.

1989

SALE $4.75 each.

MACKINTOSH

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& CO. LTD.

Men's Wear Specialists.

16, Des Vœux Road.

Telephone 29.

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Tel. 845

Tel. 345

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One-pound Packets from Store-keepers,

The Blue Bird and

The Graeco Egyptian Tobacco Store.

Or from

The Gledale & Terramía Tez Agency.

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