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To-day's closing rake 2 /6 18/19.

| To-day's opening rate 2/6 13/16.

NEW YORK STATE POLITICS,

HEARST'S NOMINATION DEFEATED.

New York, October 2.

The convention adopted as a plank in the party's plection programme an amendment to the Volstead Act enforcing prohibition and an amendment to the con-

The Foreign Office has received a further noto from the Ression Soviet Government dated October 1 very A convention of the Democratic Party of New York strongly protesting against the "Blackade of State unsuimously adopted Mr. Alfred E. Smith as the the Straits by the British Flest and alleging party's candidate for the governorship of New York. that the British commander-in-chief ordered the Mr. W. R. Heart'e campaign for nomination failed. He warships to fire on chipa disregarding his order not therefore withdrew to pass the Straits. The note declares that the blockade prevents Russia carrying out her work of economic recon- struction. The Russian Government is for the liberty of the Straits, but for liberty appertaining to merchantmen stitution so as to permit the sale of beer and light wines. alone which would completely fres the Straits and Black Sea from the presence of foreign zaval forces. The Rassion Government insists on the raising of the blockade and all restrictions enforced by the Allies with regard to the passage of the Dardanelles and Bosphorus by merchantmen.

BRITAIN'S RUSSIAN INTERESTS.

TURKS CONFER WITH KEMAL.

BERLIN, October 2. Kemal's emissaries are basy conferring with Soviet representatives, notably regarding the effect of ratifies tion of the Urquhart-Krassin agreement on Russian and Turkish relatione, Supporters of the agreement contend that ratification would tend to good relatiors batween Britain, Russis and Turkey.

[The agreement relates to British interests Russia. Mr. Leslie Urgobart is Chairman of the Russo British Consolidated Company]

SYRIA AND ANATOLIA

CUSTOMS AGREEMENT SIGNED.

BEIRUT, October 2. The Syrian High Commissariat has signed a customs agreement with representatives of Angors designed to

eopen relations between Syria and Anatolia.

RUMANIAN CORONATION.

DUTCH QUEEN'S ENVOYS.

THE HAGUE, October 2. A special mission composed of three court dignitarios is going to Boklisrest on October 6 to represent the Queen at the coronation of the Rumanian King and Queen.

JAPANESE SQUADRON AT BUENOS AYRES.

BUENOS AYBES, October 2. A Japanese squadron has arrived here in connection with Alvear's assumption of the presidency.

U.S. ASSISTANT SECRE. TARY OF COMMERCE.

TIFFIN TO MR. C. H. HUSTON.

business men

OHINESE RAILWAY BONDJ.

£50,000 LONDON ISSUE,

LONDON, October 2.

- £50,000 worth of bonds of the t per cent, gold loan of 1913 of the Chinese Loog Tringa Haï railway are being offered in London at nearly £14 pr bond of £20, equal to over £69 per cent, whereas the Times points out that he present market price of similar bonda is about £55.

'DAÏLY MAIL " DIBENTURIS.

HEAVILY OVERBUBSCRIBED.

LONDON, October 2. The Daily Mail debentures have been heavily over- subscribed.

~ [A London cable dated September 27-stated: A share transaction has been carried out by the adminis. trator of Lord Nortl cliffe's estate, whereunder Viscount Rothermere will become chief proprietor of the Daily Mail and associated papers. The shares concerned are being transferred to the Daily Mail Trush, which is issuing £1,600,000 of debeatures.]

GERMAN HUTINE BENTENCES.

BERLIN, October 22 Eighty-four soldiers were sentenced to short terms

of imprisonment up to three years in connection with the mutiny at Loetzen Fortress.

LAW OF NATIONS.

JURISTS' TASK.

THE HAGUE, October 2, The Foreign Office announces that as a result of a consultation among the powers concerned, it has been agreed that the commission of jurists which the Washington Conference decided should be established to consider the question of additions to the rules of international law in connection with new methods of warfare shall meet at the Hague on December 10,

attention to the improved steamship service, and said he thought that doubtless the gathering would wel come the advent of the American Rbipping lines which gave them the chance to get acquainted with meu A large gathering of American fresh from their ocuntry who canid of Hongkong were give them the latest information of present at a tifin to day given the conditions at beme, and take at the Hongkong Hotel in honour of home with tom information of the Mr. C. H. Huston, U.S. Assistant craditions here. Mr. Huston aleo Secretary of Commerce, who arrived called attention to the rapid strides here frem Manila this morning by the which had been made in the development of radio which should soon help to further consider-

the ably decrease

distance very excellent between here and the States. Even

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After everyone had done jos. tice to the menu, and & flash photo-

GARRISON SPORT,

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HOCKEY LEAGUE.

The following fixtures for the week ending October 7 are made- Monday, 2nd-King's Regt. Tuesday, 3rd-R.E. 7 D Coy, King's Regt. (league match)

Wednesday, 4th-88 Coy. R.G.A. Tharaday 5th-83 Co., R.G.A. Friday, 6th-B Coy. King's Regt, v 88 Coy. E.G.A. (league match)

Saturday, 7th Spare.

League matchos start at 4.30 p.m., sharp and play will be of 35 minutes? graph of the gathering, had been the alecirty of radio was duration cach way. taken by Mee Cheong'a, Mr. Gale, stolishing, and recently 10,000 the American Consul-Get exal introduced the guest and

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FOOTBALL LEAGUE,

people in San Franciso, sitting Following are the ground allotmesta

as they for the week ending October 7 :-- at that

moment, heard Monday, 2nd.-94 Coy. R.G.A. V. doing so, referred to the dist nee between Hongkong and their bowe, Harding in Washington. He perdict Kick off 5 pm., B.Coy. King's Regt. made by President Coy King's Regt., No. 1 pitch. a speech and asid that they were glad at any ed that it would not be long before. 88 Coy. R.G.A. No. 2 pitch. Kirk time to welcome anyons from their

homeland, but, of course, more parti radio, travelling at the rate of eight off 5 p.m.

times round the world in a minute, Tuesday 3rd. No. 1 pitch is allott cularly such a distinguished personale would make it possible for people in ed to fling's Regt. from 2.30 p.m., as Mr. Huston, who represented the Hongkong to hear what was being No. 2 pitch is allottal to B8 Coy. Commerce of the United States, - | said in America within a twentieth RG.A from 2.30. p.m.

In reaponding, Mr. Huston said that part of a second quicker than it took

if the nations of the world had his voice to reach the end of the table, learned a lesson is the grest war

that lesson was the great depezderce

Wednesday, 4th-No. pitch in allotted to R.A. from 2.30 p.m., No.

2 pitch is allotted to Kings Regt. from 230 p.m.-..

of the nations on one another.

Thursday, 6th-83 Coy. R.G.A. Frankly, he was here to study the During the sbeerce of Ligat.-Col. | v. R.F. Nor 1 pitch. Kiok off 5 pm. conditions in these parts with a view W. N. Nicholson in North China, D Coy. King's Regt. v. 34. Cop. to developing a larger volume of Major B. F. Daubue, E. A, will act as R.G.A, No. 2 pitch. Kick off 5 p.m.; American trade. But he would not { D‚Å‚A; and Q.M.G..

Friday, 6th A Coy. King's Regt.

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v. U Coy, King Bag No. 1 pitch- |due consideration to the other nations ↑ Superintendent of the Peak Kink of 5 pm. No. 2 pitch allotted Tramway for the past twenty five to RA.M.C. and R.Rat 2.30 and Referring to Mr. Gala's remarks years, Mr. C. B. Buyers has retired 4.801spectively for practice games. about the distance between the and is leaving for home soon. He will. Saturday 7th Botha pitches: yee: Orlent and the US., Mr. Huston called | live in Edinburgh:

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