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American Machine and Foundry Company

ALL KINDS OF

TOBACCO MACHINËS

..

AND

THE TWO BEST CIGARETTE MAKING MACHINES IN THE WORLD "STANDARD"- 600 Curettes per minute CHICO -135 Cigarettes per minute

Solo Agentes,,

ARNHOLD EROTHERS & Co. Ltd.

13, Chator Road.

Phone 1500. ---

A Cheap Lamp is an Expensive Light

A PHILIPS LAMP

IS A PERMANENT

ECONOMY

Holland China Trading Co

Hong Kong

TO-DAY'S CABLES.

(Router's Sovice to the China Me)·

NORTH IRISH PARLIAMENT.

FIRST ORDINARY BUSINESS SITTINGS.

LONDON, June 23.

The King and Queen reached Easton where they were received by the Fremier whom the King informed he had never received a more splendid welcome in any part of the Empire than in Belfast. Both Howes of the Northern Parliament held their first ordinary business sittings in the City Hall at Belfast: when the principal subject, was the King's speech pre- pared by the Cabinet and read by the Viceroy. The ceremony was exactly modelled upon. Westmirger. No Sinn Fein or Nationalist members were -present. The speech indicated that when the various departments were working an endeavour would be made to expand trade, remodel education, and amend the licensing laws. The usual debate followed after members adjourned until September 20.

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CPPER SILESIA DECISION.

INSURGENT AND GERMAN FORCES TO WITHDRAW,

ALLIES SEEK TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE.

LONDON, June 23.

In the House of Commons Mr. Austen Chamberlain, after a statement with reference to Lord Curzors recent visit to Paris and the steps then dericed on with the object of terminating the war between Greece and Turkey, proceeded to refer to the situation in Sesia. He stated that a scheme had been approved for the progressive. withdrawal of the insurgent and German forces from the disputed area and for 20,000 Allied troops to maintain order in the evacuated territory, pending the Allied decision es regards boundaries. The Allied commissioners in Silesia had been invited to submit a joint report with technical assistance, but if this course was impracticable the Allies were prepared, the refer the matter to a technical commission in London or Paris in order to assist the Supreme council in its final decision. The Supreme Council would meet at -Boulogne in July to consider this and other matters. He concluded by stating that the conversations in Paris"throughout had been characterised by the greatest friendliness and desire for close co-operation on both subjects. „

AMERICAN SHIPPING STAIKE INDS.

New Yors, June 23,

THE CHINA MAIL.

THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE

REGULAR AND FAST FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICES.

LONDON

LAOMEDON * MENTOR" BTOUCE. " *TEER ESTAS * "ATREUS”

(Direct) 13th July 19th July

1th Aug.-- 16th Aug. 30th Aug.

LIVERPOOL

Mi

ERVICE

London, Antwerp & Hamburg Lendon, Amsterdam & Antwerp London, Botterdam & Hamburg London, Amsterdaïs & Antwerp London, Amsterdama E Antwerp,

SERVICE

*(Direct or via ·Continental Parts)

EURYDAMAS” "YAKGTSZE'

* AGAMEMNON" "EDRYFYLUS *

PACIFIC.

10th July Genoa, Barcelona & Liverpool: Josh July He, Harre, L'pool &G'gow 26th July Liverpool & Glasgow 3 5th Ang. Genoa, Marseilles & Lool

SERVICE

(via Kobe and Yokohama)

FERDAREUS” 6th July "PROTESILAUS” 3Μ Aug. "EXION "

4th Aug.

NEW

* DEUÇALION "

YORK

Victoria, Seattle and

Vancouver

SERVICE

(via Suas or Fanama)

3rd July.-

vis Sarz

HOMEWARD. PASSENGER SERVICE

#MINATOR” "TÉIRESIAS "

"ASCANIUS *.

19th July 16th Au

ith Sept

"For Freight and all Information Apply to

fhe London.

For London for Liverpool

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

· AGENTR

POST OFFICE NOTICES:

FsOx

INWARD MAILS.

FRIDAY, JUNE 24- Shanghai and Japsu te ameiname Japan......

„Skidzzo'ka Maru „Penang Haru...

SATURDAY, JUNE 2.

Shanghai

Szechnen EUROPE vix Suez (London Letters only 19th Hay) Euryalus EUROPE ris Sacs (Letters only London 26th May)..............Hoog Hvs.

Straits

Shanghai

SUNDAY, JUNE 26.

MONDAY, JUNE 27.

TUESDAY, JUNE 28.

Diwara

Summing

EUROPE via Suez (Newspapers only London 19th May).Syria

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29.

Sile

Eastern

"

A lapia and Shaughti.........

Japas

OUTWARD" MAILS.

For

Foo-boxTM

PER

FRIDAY, JUNE 24

·Fenice. Japan, SAY PRANCISO) & ^ZANAMĄ --- Tɔɔ̃i Haru Straits, *Banzkok, Ceylon, Mauritias,

TIKES

APD. 4pm

Bo

Delir

To Marques. South Africa, India vis Dhanusarodi, Bombay. Aden, Egypt &

ZUROPE is MAR-EILLES gistration 5 pm Letters 5 pm Hoow and Haiphong «.

The Ting Wa Straits, Pangkok, Calcatta, and ADEN... Takada. SATURDAY, JUNE 25. Shanghai, North China and Japat. Labore Shanghai, North China and Japen

Kleist Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritiu*, La Marques, South Africs India via Dhanushkodi, Fgypt & EUROPE vis MARSEILLES. Kegistration 8.45

Letters 9:30 am-ban ka Fhidinoka Mam Weihaiwei, Chefan and Tientsin

Chengshing.. "stanghai and North Chins

Kichang. Amoy 'raits and Bangkok.

Linan Shangbai, For b Chmu Jami

Honolulu, · Canada. Enited Central & Fouth America & "EUROPE TI SAN FRANCISCO. Registration 9.46 am. Letters 10.2) 2_139........-

States,

Walksiwei, Chelco and Tientsin -Shanghai and North China-.......................

Swatow, Shanghai and North China

· SUNDAY, Swater, "Amey and Keelung Ewatow and Amoy

The local firemen's and sailors' unions have voted in favour of return-

tag to work, thus ending the shipping strike.

ADMIRAL SIMS MISREPORTED.

EXPLANATIONS AT WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 23,

MONDAY,

Shanghai and North Chine...N "Swatow, *Straits and *Bangkok.

| Straitz, *Bangkok, Chicotta & ADEN

Bwater nations an

Sanking Richo Saiyang.... Hopsing

JUNE 26.

Kaijo Marts - Eryslus JUNE -27.

Dilwart

Liszgehow

Fooliang

Bydrangea

Holow and Haiphong

Lokang

TUESDAY, JUNE 28.

Restow and "Bangkok

3warow and Bangkok

Sandakan chéra bebatuaránté u

Shanghai and North Chin.....................

.10 %.

10

10.10.

p.m. 5pm.

* 830 8.1.

Sp.m. emmi. 3.30 p.m. mer & Polle

Chuming Chandan masas smarter § 1m. 9a.. 11 aut 11 Am. 11 a.

5 p.2

Tolsmiss quoti Siakiang.ED TEENAGE Habing-

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow

Shanghai, North China and Japan. Taisng

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29.

Admiral Sims nported to Mr. Denby whom he informed he had been misquoted in the press accounts of his remarks in London regarding Irish Swahow, *Shanghai and "North China. Thing

papathisers in the United State.

1a.m.

*Correspondence bearing vessal'e macro only".

BY GOLLY-IT'S... A CUB BEAR SHE : HAS ON A STRING,

BRINGING UP

HELLO · MAGGIE ·

DID YOU SEE

MISS SMITH GO BY WITH. ALTTLE J

CUB?

YESHTSA FAD SHE USED TO HAVE A MONKEY:

THEN A DOG THEN A

TIGER:

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✅Three "eases" of plague. (tro fatal) were reported yesterday. ~All three were Chinese..

An extra Gymkhana meeting will be beld (weather permitting) at the racecourse to-morrow afternoon, commercing at 4 o'clock instead of 3.30 as on previous occasions.

...

Kim'es ad subscribes are reminded that there will be a sub- scription dania" at the Peak Club to-morrow evening commencing at 9.15 AL te tram will leave the top station at 13,50.

A successful Whist Drive was held in the Catholic Men's Club on Thursday evening. The following wens the prize winners Ladies: 1. Miss N. Pile (161); 2. Mrs. Holman (161); 3. Mrs. Pile (161); Booby Prize: Mrs. Vinall (130) Men:1. Mr. Green- wood (178); 2. Mr. Camell (176); 3. Nr Sowerby (173);4 Mr. Fitzpatrick (171); Booby Prize: Mr. Gould (129). Mr. Pinches performed the duties of M.C., and the prizes were presented br Mr. R.W, Brown,

PASSENGERS.

DEPARTURES.

Ter sa-Empresa of Russia,” yer- terday :—L. Wm. J. B. Besh, M:1. B.. Blackerby, Mr D. R. Baker, Misses I. E and K. Brown Mr Gec. "D. Byera. G. D. Byers, Master Robert Byers. Miss Margaret Byers, Master David Byers. Lawrene Hyees, Misa L. B. Bar- xor. Miss F. Buchet, Mests C. H. M. Balfour, C. 5. Calkins, C. M. Cottrell, birs Puala Darix. Mỹ and Mia V. W. Daris, Miss Mabel Y. Dinkis. Mr and Kits J. F. Dyer, miss s §. E. Eliott, G. F. Emery, G. Exra, 4. §. Fleming, Hirs R. Gonzalez, Messes F. H. Goalette, P. Guevars jr., P. de Guman, Miss A. Bail, Dr. and Mes G. M. Hastor, Miss E. M. Harston, Mis X, Hor Bell. Me WJ. Haldenbrand, Mn E. Hornell, Mr and Mrs -H. Sam- phryn. Mr and Mrs M. T. Jones, Master d. 1. 1 des jr.. Kiss G. Kestine, Mr J. Kimatrai MrM. B. King, Mr M. F. Kline, Miss A, Law, Me 1. B. Lewis, Mrs S: Long. Mr G. H. Lyzott, Bīrs A. Mackenzie, Miss A. MacKenzie, Mr and Hrs F. W. McMilan. Master P. T Mädillan, His F. W. MeKerbs, Muster K. McSems. Mr I. Matilsagbayan. Me H. Hart, Mrs J. Martin, Me M. Miller, Miss R. Morgan, Bears C. F. Ober, J. C. Pooley, O. Porter, Obas. R. Powrie, Lt. Col. P. S. Fuckle, Mr F. Ribeiro, Mr. A. Del Rosario, Mr. J. V. A. Santos, Mr. F. Schwyzer, Mr. A. N. Spencer, Mr. & Mrs. S. P. Spenser, Master S. Spencer, Miss C. Spencer. Miss J. Spender Mr. A. Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Støy. ker, Miss Los Stryker, Mr. Gerald Swope, Mr. P. H. Valdes, Mr. Joles de Vries-"Mr. H. Waliord, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Weir, Mr. ADA. Willär.. son, Mr. and Mrs. L. Yamamoto, Mr. G. Yates, Mr. O. D. Young, Mr. C. Abrend, Mr. A. Beard. Mr. C. D. Crisostomo, Mrs. Schre Elies, Dr. C. Eustaquis, Mr. G. H. Fussell, Mr. E. Greenstead, Mrs. C. H. Hal- bert, Mr H., Klug, Mr. Hobert Krins,

Mr. and Mrs. T. Kedwell. Master Ton Kedwell, Mr. W. G. Kel- sey, Mr. T. Lemerton, Mr. A. Luna Mr. B. Miller, Mr. H. Meyer, *Mra H. Pleggerberg, Mr. A. Sideco, Mr. J. H. Stansbury, Mr. J. M. Scharf, Mr. S. Segovia, Mos: J. M. Scharff, - Mr: Thos. A. Twomey, Mr. J. S. Tolford and Mrs. "Yasuno-Izumi.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

BRUNNER, MOND & CO. (CHINA). LÄSTYS),

Alkali Manufacturers.

Tel.:1630.

..."

7, Queen's Rd. Cenka

CHINE AGENCY & TRADING CO. 83

HONGKONG.:

Iron, Steel & Piece Goods. Tel. 2143. 10, Quecu's Rd. Cook

–CHIKÄ OVERSELS TRADING OR

(1919), LTD.

Importers and Exporters Tel, 1104, 16, Queen's Rd. Ceng

EDWARD MOM FUNG: Import & Export Merebanī, - Tel. 1676, 60, Des Værur Rd. CB

THE KWONG KHUL.

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New Films and Cameras just arrived, Tel. 2170; 60, Queen's Rd. Central

LIZARUS, N.

Opticians.

FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1921.

ENTERTAINHESTS.

THE

PICK OF THE PICTURES

TO-NIGHT

at 2.30, 4.15, 7.15 and 9.15-

"ALF'S.

BUTTON

The Shanghai Olympio.

at 9.15

MOLLY KING

in

"WOMEN

MEN FORGET"

CORONET KOWLOON

TEL

HONGKONG THEATRE.

TO-NIGHT, at 6.15, & 9.15 VIVIAN MARTIN

THE

THEATRE

IN

SUNSET TRAIL

in 5 reels.

ROYAL.

TO-NIGHT

FRIDAY, 24th June, at 9.15 p.m.

THE

TEL

FAMOUS RUSSIAN LIGHT

OPERA & OPERETTE CO.

Fresents

The most lovely and piquant operette

by -VALENTINOFF

"MYSTERIES OF A

Prices

HAREM

$4, $2

Booking at "MOTRIE'S.

· MARINE ·· MISDOINGS.

E TOO MANY PASSENGERS.

Pleading grilty to charge of having unla illy gone alongside the us. "Vit a while the police. dag ww Bring, a cargo bort mistress was given the choice of a $15. fine The master of a "Walla Walla", or a month's jail. moter

boat was fined at the Leang Shing, a coolie from Wal- Marine Court today for carrying chow who jumped, aboard the CA. six passengers lo excess of the "Honam" without permission was (number permitted under his cautioned not to repeat the offence.

licence. The Marineblagistrate

(Lieutenant Conway Hake R.NR.) Printed and Published for Tax Co imposed penalties totaling $224

• cazan by Smogon Wazzaam Cann-

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being a $10 fne kad an extra $2 for

Tel. 2203: 12, Queen's Ré. Central every excess, pascóger.

FATHER.

WHO'S

OMETHATS THE MAN SHE IS ENGAGED TO:

CERTAINLY HASİ

A FAD FOR ANIMAL

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