1921-06-30 — Page 10

"SOLIGNUM"

THE ONLY REMEDY AGAINST DESTRUCTION OF WOODWORK BY WHITE ASTS and Dry-ROT. --“SOLIGNUM".

DOES NOT EVAPORATE, CRACKE QE PIEL, BUT STARCHES RIGHT INTO THE 150OD.

Sale Agents 1.

ARNHOLD BROTHERS & Co., Ltd.

1A, Chatar Koad.

Thane 1500.

TO-DAY'S CABLES.

(Reudo's Service to the China Micil)

ANGLO-JAPANTSE ALLIANCE.

REFERENDUM VOTES IN CANADA AND AUSTRALIA POSSIBLE-

+ LONDON, Jane 29,

It is stated on good authority that probably the question of renewal of the Anglo-Japanese Treaty will be postponed for several months during which the existing treaty will automatically continue in order to enable Messrs. Hughes and Meighen to return home, to consult their colleagues and if necessary obtain a referendum vote of their own people upholding er sejecting the proposals which were to be settled by the Imperial Conference.

In connection with the above Reuter learns from an authoritative Bout that British and Japaces: discussions are progressing with a view o leaving sufficient time adequately to discuss the question of renewal of

e Alliance but up to the present no decision has been reached.

LATER.

It is expected that the Imperial Conference will conclude discussion of the Anglo-Japanese Alliance to-morrow. Mesars Meighan, Hughes, Smuts, Massey, and Maharzo Cuteh spoke to-day,

TURES AND THE STRAITS.

JAPAN DEEPLY INTERESTED.

CONSTANTINOPLE, June 30.

THE BLUE FUNKEL LINE

REGULAR AND FAST FREIGHT and PASSENGER SERVICES.

LONDON

SERVICE

(Extrees) \\-

19th Jalp

+13th July

11th Aug

16th Aug.

30th Aug.

LIVERPOOL

Landoo, Antwerp & Hamborg. London, Amsterdam & Antwerp Lopdous, Rotterdam & Hamburg” London, Amsterdam & Antwerp - London, Amsterdam & Antwerp.

4

SERVICE

(Dirvot or via Continental Porte)

"EUKYDAMAS *

ZANGTSEE” ASAMYMINON'

PACIFIC

10th Juir Ganda, Barceloss & Liverpool 16th July 3, Havrs, 'pool&G'gow 26th Jnly Liverpool & Glasgow 5th Aug. Genoa, Marseilles & Lipool

SERVICE (vin Kobe and Yokohama)

* TYNDAREUS “ 6th July PROTESILAUS" 3rd Aug.

**EXION;

NEW

"DEUCALION "

24th Aug

*

Victoris, Seattle and.

Vancouver

YORK SERVICE (via Suss or Panama) 5th July.

vis Saez

HOMEWARD PASSENGER SERVICE

* MENTOR "

* TEIR ESTAS "

** ASCANIUS "

19th July 18th Aug

7th Sept.

For Freight and all Information Apply to

for Loodgs

for London

for Liverpool

*

BUTTERFIELD &ISWIRE,

AGENTS.

POST OFFICE NOTICES.

GENERAL HOLIDAY.

1

THE KWANGS WAR

CANTONESE-

VANCE

FORCED. MARCH,

After the captors Wuchow, learning that Chen, ring-kun, a Kwangi general had escaped to Shunchów, General Ngai Bang-ping Fissued orders for the Kwangtang troops to make a forced march toward Shurtchow. It is reported that the "troops are now divided into three sections to penetrate into the interior of Kwangsi, says the Cantan Timer.

Conditions in Wuchow are now be- coming normal and business has been resumed once more. While the bank motes issued by the Kwangsi näilitariats are depreciating, the notes issued by the Kwangtung Provincial Bank are freely accepted at their par value sa legal tender.

"General Tang Heng Chief of Staff of the Cantonese Army, who

THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1921

ENTERTAINMENTS;

THE

CK OF THE PICTURES

PICK

TO-NIGHT

TODAY

at 2.30, 515, 7.15 and 9,15 Final. Episodes

AM

of

"THE LOST CITY"

Australian's

took charge of the military affairs of First Match in England

the province following the departure

of General Chen Chiung-ming for the froat is now preparing to lead āķis forces in person to drive back The Kwangsi invaders who threaten the northern section of the province.. It is learned that the invaders, seeing no hope of securing a seaport in the south to procure qutside help, have changed their plan to attack the northern section of Kwangtung with the hope of making connection with Kiangsi which is still loyal to Peking. The Kwangsi invaders are now look- Ing to Tackun Chen Kwang-yuan of Kings for succour.In order to thwart their scheme of trying to come in contact with Kiangsi, General Tang Heng realises the necessity of ¦ checking their advance toward chat province and it is expected that he will leave for the front in a few days. The officers and troops of the van- guard have been despatched for the front and as soon as his duties in Canton "have been finished, be will depart for the front to lead the cam-

The General Post Ofice will be open on Friday, the let July, from 8 ani.paign in person." to 19.30 am. only.

There will be ore delivery and one collection of ordinary correspondence op that day.

The Menay Order 05ce will be entirely closed.

Mr. Ushida, the Japanese High Commissioner, interviewed, stated that Japan was deeply interested in the question of the Straits which must not The District Post Offices will be open from 8 am to 3 a.m. with the exception be allowed to fall under the domination of a single nation. He is also rec, which will be open from 8 am to 8 s.mand from 5.30 pm. to 8 pm

of Kowloce Office, which will be open from 8 ans. to Sam, scly and Sheung Wan ported to have declared: The Turla wish to regain by force of arms the territories lost in the war. That is imposible.

WORLD'S PROSPIRITY.

SOLUTION OF THE CREDITS QUESTION ESSENTIAL

Luxros, June 30, Presiding at a dinner given by the Government to the Congress of Inter, gional Chambers of Commerce, Sir Robert Horne declared that he saw át least the dickerings of new order in British industries.· Fie hoped för a revival by autumn. He pointed out that the nations of the world were interdependent and the future prosperity of the world depended on the sofaen of the credits question. A start had been made in this connection but hopes necessary. A new plan had been devised giving wider salpe

LEAGUE OF NATIONS UNION.

DINNER TO DOMINIONS REPRESENTATIVES.

LONDON, June 30.

Viscount Grey presided at a dinner given by the League of Nations Union in honour of the Dominions representatives. There was a large - gathering of notables including representatives of all the nations adhering to the League. Viscount Grey, proposing the League, declared that the "British Empire to-day represented the disappearance of the old idea of central authority and subordination and the new idea of voluntary co- operaties based an confidence and equal authority. Similarly, the League represented the disappearance of something old and the embodiment of the new spirit. Referring to disarmament, Viscount Grey urged negotia tions with the United States not with a view to making a bargain but for the purpose of doing something to diminish world competition. General Sqauts, responding, believed that the idea on which the League was based would eventually work the greatest revolution the world bad ever seen. The Indian delegate, Mr. Cutch declared that India appreciated her new daties and responsibilities. As one of the links of the smaller League of Nations forming the British Empire India wished nothing better than success for the greater League.

THGINEERING, WORKIES.

PROVISIONAL AGREEMENT REACHED.

LONDON, April 30. After prolonged "negotiation ending at two o'clock in the morning between the employers and the engineering workers a provisional agreement for the settlement of wage reached. It requires ratification today.

WIMBLEDON ́TE NAIS.

RESULT OF LADIES' SINGLES FINAL.

LONDON, June 29.

There will be ons delivery from District Uffices at acon.

*

Telegraphic Communication with Gay Back Lighthones in restared.

REGISTERED and PARCEL MAILS are closed 10 minuten unclier than the time given below unless otherwise ata fed, ang Gines mais son movitised to clow at or before 9 km, registured and parcel Qarsi closed at $.p.m. on the 1 peqvious day.

Shangbai......

INWARD MAILS.

Fron

THURSDAY, JULY 30,

Shanghai.

USA. and Manila

0.8.A., Japan and Shanghai .....................

EXIDAY, JULY 1.

SATURDAY, JUYL 2. •.

Shanghai Calcatta and Straits ......

WEDNESDAY, JULY 6. Japan, Shangbai and Manila.itc-a Stit

OUTWARD MAILS.

Chinting ..Shinyo Maru

Golden Beate

Cheriang

Yeboshi Mara

„Kaskinen Maru

Mishima Maru

Τσε

Pzz

TICK

FRIDAY, JULY 1.

Hanoi.

A 3.2.

Yennis

Lisaug

Fort Bayard) Heibow and Haiphong Bandakan jenistany A

Shanghai, North China and Japan Saigon, "Straits and Bangkok Keelung, Shanghai, North China, Japan, Honolulin Canada, United States, Len- tral and South America '&' *EUROPE vis BAN FRANCISCO Registration 9.45 am Tetters 10.30 Swatow, Ampy and Foochow

Busho Marn

Kores Maru

Halching, coll

Chikdar

SATURDAY, JULY 2. Java and Port Mertsby via Bateri Sizsits, "Baarkok, Chloritz, and ADEN Philippine Lands Shangia and Sorth Chins.....

́SUNDAY, Shanghai and North Chins ........... *matow and Bangkok

Swatow, Amoy and Keslang...s

A Lake Fiziding ..... ..... Wingmang. win

Cheras JULY 3.

Chinking

Aposkusa Mara.

LADIES LINGERIE

STOCKINGS AND SINGLETS.

IN SUMMARY COURT ACTION.

Samples of ladies Dugerie-stock- lugs and singlets--were produced to | the Puisse Judge (Mir. J. R. Wood) in the Summary Court to-day as evidenca in regard to an action brought by the Shaung Lok Company against the Seusg Hin firm for the recovery of $612 alleged to be owing for goods sold and delivered.

"Mr. F. Mason appeared to support the claim and M.. G.. R. Haywood defended.

THE

TO-LAY, at 3.50 and

JANE, COWŁ

THE SPREADING

DAWN"

SKUB POLLARD COMEDY

MEXICAN SORNIO FILM.

HE

CORONEL POMON

2511.

HONGKONG THEATRE. Z

TO-NIGHT, at 5.15, & 9.15'.

"WHO

CARMEL MYERS

THEATRE

IN

WILL MARRY ME

JOE MARTIN

- IN

MONKEY STUFF*

ROYAL.

LAST TWO PERFORMANCES

OF THE

FAMOUS RUSSIAN LIGHT OPERA & OPERETTE CO.

TO-NIGHT, at 9.15 p.

THURSDAY, June 30th..

The Popular Operette from Canadian Life by JACOBI.

"THE MARRIAGE MARKET

From the evidence and explanatory statements by counsel it appeared [ that the defendants entered into a contract for the purchase of 20 dozen muslin singlèts ind. 60. doren stock- ings from the plaintiffs. The goods were duly delivered but payment was refused on the ground, that they were not up to sample. It was agreed by the plaintiffs that the goods were inferior to the alleged samples produced by the defendant il Court but it was contended) that those were not the simples produced to the defendants when the contract w23 arranged but were of a guperior quality. Witnesses explained to the FEL, July 1st jodge that the singlets sold to the defendant and the sample given by the plaintiffs were of the ping ling variety which were, it appeared, un- fashionable in Hongkong and difficult : to dispose of. The stockings salá were only half as long as those pro- | duced in court by the defendants.

The plaintiffs' case had not been concluded when this edition went to] press.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Prices

"

FAREWELL OF THE CO

“THE GERMA” & “POT POUREN

Advance Boob

$1, $2 & $1.

MOUTRIE'S.

THEATRE ROYAL,

H. B. WARING CO.

ETTURN VISIT

BRUTNER," MORO:8:00. (CE

-Alkali Mangfndijkers. Tel. 1630, 7, Queen's RL. Chiki!"

́ ́BÁTURÐ Y

July 2 MONDAY July 4

"CHINE" AGENCY. & TRADING CO.

Tron, Steel & Picë Goods, Tel. 2143. 10, Queen's Rd. Ce

ONE. WEEK-

DON

ONLY.

Frioës

'TRILBY "

"THE CHOICE"

ADVENTURE OF LADY URSULA "

** MERELY MARY MANN “

MBS. GÖRRINGE'S NECKLACE "

“THE PURSE STRINGS

$4,82, and $1

Booking Opens at NOUTRIK &

»

Fooshing

india pe

MONDAY, Bestow, Sklaghai and North China...... Rojhow and Haiphong............................. Tientsin

JULY, MAS

Bangang

Takiung

PL

Chipaking

p.m.

CHIKA OYERSULA TRADING OR (1018), LAB.

TUESDAY.

JULY 5-

THUSSDLY

July 7. TRIDAY

July & SATURDAY,

Hohor, Rihoi trà Uriphop. Shanghai and North Chin

Eaifong

8.134

- July 9,

· Krongmag; ¿arrant Chengta Halloong

WEDNESDAY,

Ezechien JULY 6,

Changchow : Choysang

Lima

3p.m.

3 p.m.

imbledon in the s sogles final

Sartethwake 6-1, 64,

A rough haired English terrier dog

Swakow, Amoy and Fobcho Bhanghai and North China.

• Ryan beat Mrs | • Jwatow and Bingkur

As a result of the mechanics' sucSwabaw, Straits and Bangkok ... cessful strike, the carpenters and Bestow. * Izanthai and "North Shins painters employed on the Canton- Amoy, and "Philippine Islande the Governor and Lady Harkow, Canton-Samshus and the

- been. 1st, according to an ad- vertised cat in this issue.

es will take up their residence Canton-Kowloon Railways will to Shanghai and North Chisa

btain Lodge og July 1st.

receive an Increase of wages and will? ition lance which was be similarly thoated according to this

THURSDAY, JULY 7,

Hooghow FRIDAY, JULY: 8.

held at the North Point, terms agreed between the employers Slow, Amoy and Foxbow Habong

the Rope Hagkong and the mechanics. The carpenters

"SATURDAY, JULY 9,.

afrow, evening, dies and painters, first petitioned Acting | Braita. "Bangkok, Calantia and ADENA. Mamang.

Governor Koo who sympatiased with

•Co, notify Į them, and, spproved the demander

mitted. The maonging, div

the tree lines were mousequently

and is

(North China” vein

JULY: 11.

Insporters and Exportera, « [Kel. 1104, 16, Queefs Bt. Coekm

“KUWERD. MOW PUNG,

** Import & Export Merchand Tel: 1678. „60,«Des Væar Rd, C

New Films and Cameras just merived Tel.: 2170, 60, Queen's Ré. Contrat

LAXARIM, W. Opticiane.

Queen's Rd.

Printed and Published for Tas Os

According to recent investigations pay an initiation fee of $7.50 to the the total number of paper box makers guild as soon as he has finished with*

three years.

in Canton is not more than 1,000, his apprenticeship which require and the pay of the workers average from $7 to 88 a month. The work ing hours are from -a.m. to as late not #s, Li p,m. with only 1 eur off for tiffin during nóver time. The workers

very poorly.

Fibly

orker is req

Ono - interesting fact out the ride is that each shop

owed, toutake more than twa, tices at a time: The for the paper boxes are imported from Japan for some pë thjp, ched boarda Zannot be madailti, Chide.

says the Cantai Times:

geed