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NORTHCLIFFE'S DENIAL.

HONGKONG STATEMENT FALSELY REPUDIATED.

"Bord Northcliffe denies the report publisher in the Thongkong papers of October 28, purporting to give the text of a cable sent by him through The Times correspondent at Hone no such cable was sent or authorized rong to that newspaper. He says that by him."No such cable will appear in the "Times' and this is proof thal no such cable.wis sent."- Reut T..

Dated Tokyo, November 3 and variously heated Lord Northcliffe's Bombsh" and "A Canton Canard," this cable appears in the Shangbui papers just to land.

That denial, if it was made, 'is false,

LONDON STREET TRADER AS A FOIL TO PROFITEERS,

„THE CHINA

NEW STEAMER

LAUNCHED AT KOWLOON,

THE "KUNG WO FOR RIVER TRADE.

MAIE.

the first steamer under that. nama appeared in the early eighties. The meaning of the Chinese characters on the vessel was United Pence" and

SPORT

CRICKET.

The following will represent the Club on the Club ground" to-morrow. Friday, November 11,) commencing

the speaker droped that their Chinese H. K. C. C. v. UNITED SERVICES, friends would carry out that maxim and bring prosperity to themselves The Kung Wa," a 'river steamer as well as to the Boug W

The built by the Hongkong and Whampoa speaker, in concligion, wished to, con Dook Company, for the Indo-China gratulate Mr. B. Dyer on the Navigation Company, was launched at arrangem nts, made for carrying out Kowloon dockyard yesterday after the launch which had been a great toon. She is a shallow draft vessel success, and by, asked those present designed for the Yangtao trade, to drink continued health to Mr. Lunch will be served in the pavilion at Amongst those present at the Dyer, and prosperity to the Hong-1 p.m. on the second day for all who launching ceremony, which was kong and Whampoa Dock Company.wish to avail themselves thereof. performed by Mr. C. H. Ross were The Company responded to this TE Pearce (Capt.), B.E.A.. Webstor, The Hon. Mr. Claud and Mrs. toust and Mr. Dyer, in winding F. 11. Farthing, R. E. O. Bird, E. B. Severn, Sir Robert and Lady Ho up the proceedings, thanked those

am; and on Saturday, Novam- in a deep

commencing.

K.C. v. CRAIGIENGOWER CC,

Tung, Licut, Conway itake, R.NIR,resent for attending the launch and Reed, F. J. de Rome, E. G. Lähmert, the Hon. Mr. A. O. Lang and Mrs, remarked that during the filty or sixty E. W. Hamilton, M. M. Watson, E. SHALL THE COSTER GO? Long, Mr. D. G. M. Bernard, Mrs. years of the Hongkong and Whampoa Benson and L.J, Davies.

C. H. Ross, Mr. C. D. Melbourne, Mr. Dock Company's existence a cordial R. M. Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. R. Suther relationship had existed between the land, Capt. F. Whler, Mr. D. Mc Indo China Steam Navigation Com- Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Sherton, Mr. pany and tho Company, They were

thie The following will represent the K. E. Grig, Mr. J: Reid; (Chief ondeavouring to maintain Manager, Taikon Duck) and Mrs. Reid, cordiality by trying to give them of Club on the Craigeng ower ground at Mr. J. S. Gardner, MT. S. Mu rison their very best. He hoped that the 2.15 p.ru.. to-morrow (Friday, Novem (presenting Lloyds Register of Ship- new, vessel would be a source of profit her 11L, D. McNicoll (Capt.), W, ping), Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bailey, Mr. and a credit to the Kowloon Dock Fraser, H. Day, W. J. Hope, F. N. E. Grant-Smith, Mr. A. R. Veness, yard. He wished to thank Mrs Ross Young, R. G. Edkins, R. Way, A. Mr. E. Cock (Assistant Manager, Kaw for christening the ship, which he felt B. Axell, D. Roid, G. W. Sewell and A. loon Dork) and Mr. E. L. Hosie sure was a guarantee that the vessel T. Serabba. (Secretary).

would have a long life and a happy one.

familiar figure of the coster?

Is London in danger of losing the

An agitation has been raised in certain quarters to remove the street

places, and the costere traders from their vaual and recognised holding open-air meetings to defend

their livelihood.

women,"

who in tar did cabe it to. London.cheaply.

These are facts that can be testified.

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are now

Afterwards the company adjourned to the recreation room where the

anal toasts waire honoured.

The gathering then dispersed.

NEW VESSEL DESCRIBED. This steamer has been built for passenger service between Shanghai and Hankow.

The principal dimensions are ALA follows:-

14 feet 3 inches.

SERVICES V. CLUB

The match United Services v Club on November 11 and 12 commences at 11.30 a.m. to-morrow,

GOLF

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Their case bas been taken up by Mr. Harry Biner, founder of the Mr. D, G. M. Bernard. of Jardine, People's Fairplay Lengue. In a pani

Matheson and Co. asked Mrs. Rous to phlet appealing to public opinion to accept a small souvenir of the o- protect the costeronger, Mr. Biner casion. In doing so he said that it pints ont that street traders are gave him great pleasuret, see the great public. benefactors.

interest taken in the launching of

Length overall.....361 feet 9 inches. Lord Northcliffe did hand that'i They

are keen business, men and stemmer from the Kowloon Dockyard. Breadth extreme... 60 feet 9 inches. CAPTAIN'S CUP. NOVEMBER. message 10 the local (acting)

who watch and Shipbuilding was a most important, Moulded depth..... 15 feet 6 inches. representative of 1/e

sit in order to buy cheaply and seli industry in Hongkong and the pros-Load draft.

perity of Hongkong was dependent Deadweight.. ..2,200 tans.. Played for over Fan ing during the His Secretary, Mr. John Pojolean "For example, the other day Ipon the shipbuikling. The first re- The "Kung Wo" has four decks, last week, the follow ig cards wore distinctly assented in a China Blad purchased boo lacos in the street for quirement of a shipyard was a large and accommodation is provided for 22 returned: repotter's aequeat for permission to seed. To which many shops charged slipping centre, this they possessed First Class European, 40 First Clase F. Bevington the wires. Furtherine, Mr Prioleaud per lb, for which 10d, or Is. was yard was the statement by it was places on, or 4d. Also splendid apples at in Hongkong. The Kowloon Dock- Chinese, 56 Second Class, and 400 L. Nelson

able to compete with Third Class passengers. The First 0.0. Stark conversing with our reporter. inform- the shop price.

any yard in the world, buth Class Saloon, situated од the H. N. Ireland. ed Lord Northeliffe at the tune, that

"Stalls dispose of a glut of fish, as regards workmanship and price. promenade deck, has been hand- he was in the heal patas ruit, vegetables or perishable goods it was only a few works ago that a somely fitted out, the design, and

CHAMPIONSHIP OF ¬ÁPAN. sain mersge. Whether The Times who might otherwise be wasted, large oil tanker was launched for the furnishing being executed by Messrs. published the message it, not is Stall competition is a barrier to pro they had witnessed the launching of Saloon is panelled in mahogany, sur Asiatis Petroicum Company, To-day Waring & Gillow, Ltd., London. The imlevant, it was sent and Loru fiteering."

Mr. Z. Tanaka: bas won the golf Northelifte's Secretary, it not himself

Mr. Biner says that few street river steamer the King Wo," built mounted by decorated dome and has championship of Japan with score also, distinct.y understood that the traders would object it a small fee to the order of the lado-China S. N. upholstered settees, chairs, sideboards, of 164 for 36 holes, played on the Chian Mad would see it belle de were charged for clearing up the reservice. The Kung Wo," another heaters and fireplaces. A sm...ke zoom

Co. Ltd. for their lower Yangtae piano, electric lights,. favs,, steam Tokyo links. spate hand publish it,

fuse they may cause.

Mr. C. G. Cabo me was second with "No shopkeeper who charges fair river boat belonging to hem had been prices," he adds, "need for the com

built at Kowloon Dockyard in 1904. A sister-ship was also built in England petition of the stalls,"

at the same time and it was very gratifying to know that the ship built in the Kowloon Yard bad proved a Europeans are large and airy, being noon's play was 6.65 yard approach

The cabins on promenade deck for An outstanding feature of the after hp continued. Inasmuch as Japan success and that an order for the new fitted with all the la eat conveniences, shot by Mr. A. W. P. Blancowe. Tokyo, Oct. 30.-1 is understood Chira always acting on the principal pany. (Applause)

has no territorial ambition towards ship had been played with the Com-electric lights and fans. that Lord Northcliffe has up to the of the open door and equal opportu The Directors, continued Mr.rooms, are forward on awning deck, present declined all invitations to nity in concert with the Powers Bernard, were confident that the second cles amidsh pa and the third functions in his honour in Japan. concerned, coupled with the fact that" Kung Wo," which embodied many class aft on same deck, with ample H¿NGKONG FOOTBALL CLUB. stating that be prefers to be permitte the opinion entertained by a section improvements over older ships, wond lavatories and bathroom for the com- ved to utilize the short time at his of the militarists is anything but be suitable in every way for the upfort of the passegers.

disposal in seeing the country, un representative of the popular will of to-date requirements of the Yangtze

The following will represent the Accommodation is provided forward Cub, veraus H.M.S, Cairo hampered by engage nts Lord the Japanese people at large, it is trade and that she would give comun main deck for a crew of 60 men Sturday November 12 at Happy Northcliffe e deciskais received with devoutly to be hoped that Japan's plote. sataraction to her owners. The and, the Captain, Officers, and Valley, W. Keegan O'Shannon, considerable satisfaction as relicy diplomacy and her policy towards Directors and mubagement of the Engineers are in separate cabins on M. D. Wallace, J. D. McClatchie, the necessity for any repetition of dis- China in particular will not be Dock Company much ppreciated the boat deck and navigating bridges. Jordain; N. J Smyth, Y.-G. cussion similar to that which occurred on the occasion of his visit to Wash.

The vessel bas one mast forward Smyth; G. G. N. Tinson, H. G The Tokyo "Asahi" states that he had great pleasure in asking her to with derricks capable of lifting loads Hegarty, 4G Lamplug, H. A ingtou. It is understood that the Pre-Load Northeliffe's contention about accept mier and other Japanese and also the the uselessness of the Anglo-Japanese occasion.

a small souvenir of the up to 20 tons, by means of powerful Mabey, D., Logan JW R McPhail, Japan-British Society, the British Alliance is, it is to be considered,

winches. A steam windlass and cap W. R.. Andrews and M. E. H. Penfold. stan is fit ed forward, and ster Kick off 4.15 p.... Association, and others wete con nothing but a warning to the people the Company to drink prosperity and capstan aft for warping. The steam sidering tendering hospitality to him of Japan as to the real relationship success to the "Kung Wo" and her steering gear is amid ships, controller i until Lord Northel fle's cables ex. pressing his wishes wore received from America and as to the fact that the tion Co.

xisting between Great Britain and owners, the Indo China Steam Naviga- from navigating bridge, and a Han d Hongkong.

steering gear is supplied aft.

VISIT TO JAPAN.

DECLINING ALL INVITATIONS.

misunderstood."

hepour Mra, Ross hau done them and

Mr. Bernard concluded by asking

is provided in a separate house smid-a score of 168. Third honours we ships fitted up in first class, style, shared by Mr. R. E. de Raismes & wed panelled in oak with fireplace and Mr. K. Akahoshi, their scores bei fittings similar to saloon.

169.

First class Chinese saloon and state

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KUGBY.

FOOTBALL..

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best way in which the Far East is Mr. A. O. Lang (representing the JAPANESE PRESS VIEWS. to be dealt with in the future lies in Indo-China Navigation Company), sets of 4 cylinder triple expansitɔn

The vessel will be propelled by to UNITED v. SOUTH CHINA "A" Tokyo Noy mber 2--Lord North- the co-operation of the three great said Mrs. Russ had asked him to offer direct acting surlage, condensing n The following will represent the cliffe arrived at Yokohama to-day at Powers--Great Britain, the United thanks for the honour conferred upongines, having cylinders 21"-34"-39" 439 United in the aboveLeagueSecond Divi- 1 poboard the s. Allan States, and Japan--and that the her by inviting her to launch the ship diameter x 33" stroke, balanced on, the sion Fixture, on Saturday, 12th inst.; and is mediately test for Tokyo by enmity between Japan and the and also for the handson souvenir. Yarrow, Schlick and Tweedy system.Navy A Ground. Kick off/2.40 p.m.- motor-car.is said thate will stay United States is a drawback to the As the Chairman had just said, this

Each engine is fitted with a su face Beach, B. A. Hydet, Hopper; in Japan for about a week after which peace of the world.

was not the first river steamer that condenser, uniflux type, and a Urquhart, Brown, Leonard; Bandran, time he will proceed to China by way The "Yowiuri" argues :-Japan, had been built in the Hongkong and separate steam driven circulating W. Hyder, W. Curtis, May, Payne, of Chosen

t this opportune moment should Whampoa Dockyard. A ship built pump. The air, feed and bilge pimps Reserve. A. Young. Taking advartage of the arrival as voluntarily express her intention to seventeen years ago for the Indo are worked by levers off the J. P. Yokohama to-day of Loud Northefifte, abolish the Anglo Japanese Alliance, China Steam Navigation Company engine crosshead, newspapers here of today's is unrespective of past events, and thus had been such a success that the Boilers are three in number, 15′.6′′ publish articles or wilde to-to-endeavour to settle her pot ey for the "Kung Wo" had been largely nedell-internal diameter x 12' 10" long, ing in conjunction with a Weir's

serish lordrb pad there me et à few o tablishment of more cordial rised on similar lines. The Kung Wooach fitted with 2 Deighton direct contact feed water heater. One them acheteler jo has nguronship ou a fresh basis between was longer than the previous ship und corrugated furnaces 3 10" long Weir's general service pump. P rewarding *All Talaga, akije, kapen, Great Britain, and the United more adapted for uruvy loads. The internal diameter, constructed to simplex type auxiliary ced puurg, Allanus.

modern requirements of the trade Lloyd's and Board of Tracie require working in conjunction with an Die fokyo "Nidą Nichi" de The Kokunin writes to the iu the Yungtee laver called for a ments for a working press are, of 190 suxiliary condenser and float talk. chin's chuig to the Azuntu ishes that the country is desirous of verset capalde of hunting heavy lbs. per square inch and working One editary and Bath“, pw up ivory subincied or issue the pene Ct, Lor. Northche study Japan machinery. The passengo, accommounder Howden's syster a of fored Carrather's make one deplex pump

the-t right and is in way wat vel. in as much detail as possible and houruation was sit, which was also a iu draught. hostile to the United States, there from the apanese rather than that provement. The name of "Kung Wo"

for circulating water to ancillary con can be no reason why it should but the latter should listen to him,

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1921,

DAIRY FARM NEWS.

BUTTER

FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES.

From 1st November 1921.

$1.25 per lb.

"DAISY" “DAIRYMAID " $1.15

"

THE DAIRY FARM, ICE & COLD STORAGE Oo., Ltd.

WHITEAWAY'S

HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DOWN QUILTS WITNEY BLANKETS AND TRAVELLING RUGS:

"QUALITY MUCH BETTER AND PRICES ARE MUCH LOWER

THAN LAST SEASON.

'YOUR INSPECTION OF THESE GOUDS IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED, AND THE GOODS, ARE DISPLAYED IN OUR LARGE SHOWROOM. ON THE FIRST FLUQB.“

DOWN

QUILTS

SIZE 61 x 4 CHINTZ COVERED $25150 Rach,

$39.60 33 COVERED $49.60

$89,50

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CUT DOWN QUILTS FROM $5.50 Upwards.

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SIZE 10/4 $16.50, $17.50 and $24.50* Pair, *12/4 $28.50, $20.50 $39.50 COT BLANKETS PURE WOOL 9:75 'Pair.

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TRAVELLING BUGS —

$12.50 Each BIZE 64" x 72" $9.50 and

60" x 70" $8.50, 15.75, 19.75, 29 50, and 34.50.1*

64"

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