MOUTRIE'S
FOR
VICTOR
RECORDS {SPECIAL DISCOUNT,
The China
China Mail.
August 27, 1923, Temperaturo 78 Barometer *29:48.
No. 18.988. 一拜赠. 號七十月八年三十二百九千一英
Rainfall 0.09 inch.
Humidity 69.
18
1982. Temperature 78,
THE DOLLAR. To-day's closing rate 2/3 1/16. Today's opening rate 2/3 1/16.
HONGKONG, MONDAY, AUGUST 27; 1998. 日六七月七亥癸水糞年二十章中
TRADE
luid.
ALEX. RÓÈS. & 00. (CHINA) LTD. Fole Agents
PRICE, $3.00 Per Month
See and Hear This New Victrola
This is the new Victrola Model 215, the latest development of this type of instrument -a new Victrola at a moderate price. Our wide range of styles offers ample choice to suit your taste. Convenient payments: Come in and hear this Victrola where the service is always good!
Tel. Central 2313
S. MOUTRIE & CO., LTD. Exclusive Agents.
P. 0. Box 630
HAWTHORNE & PEARSON
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Tailors
and
Breeches Makers
St. George's Building,
Ice House Street.
(Next door Café Wiseman;)
MAH-JONG!
MAHJONG
1000 {000
|000
A
The Game which bus become the rage of the whole: world.
Take a set home to
day aud you will quickly become enthusiastic expocent.
We have the best solcation in South China.
SWATOW LACE COMPANY.
No. 17A, Queen's Road, Central. Manufacturers of
SILK EMBROIDERIES, SWATOW DRAWN WORK, LACKS, etc., etc.
Phone C. 1468.
(Hung On Furniture Store).
FOOK WENG & Co., Just Opened!
EXPORTER OF
Swatow Drawn-thread Work and Canton Embroidery in Ausst
Quality of silk and linen.
Dealing in Ivory, Brass, Pewter, Cloisonne and Lacquer. Mandarin Costumes sed Shawls are our most popular stocks.
All goode Fresh and Moderate in price. No. 13 Queen's Road Central, Hongkong,
DONNELLY & WHYTE.
WINE MERCHANTS.
Tel Cen. 636,
Tel. Con. 036.
When someone tells us Tll come bak"
HE USUALLY DOES
(without cominents)
J. ULLMANN &,00.
34. Queen's Roid Central.
1870.
SEEKING FRIENDS.
SOVIET CONSIDERS CHINA.
"PAY US OR WE STAY."
FRANCE'S TURN.
LATEST REPARATIONS FIAT.
(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)
JAPAN PLAN 'FAILS. ·
Reuter's Service to the China Mail:)»«
RIGA, August 26.
Messages from Moscow state that following the failure of Mr. Joffe's negotiations with Japan, the Soviet diplomacy is now threatening an alliance with China.
PARIS, August 26. M. Poincaré, unveiling a war memorial at Chassey, declared that in view of the valuation of
Mr. Vilenski, the Bolshevist Far East expert, the German payments unanimously made by the writing to the Isvastia asserts that Russian support Reparations Commission, it was useless to pretend is Chines only hope of preventing Japan from Germany had already paid 42 milliards gold marks absorbing her northern territories or successfully
PERILS OF THE SEA.
or even twenty-five as stated by the unofficial waging a struggle against foreign imperialism, Economic Institute at Washington. These arbitrary estimates showed what would happen if international experts were charged with determining Germany's capacity to pay.
French opinion thercanent could not change. France after 1870 placed her finances in order and recovered prosperity by work, good faith and goodwill. Germany should do the same to-day. If Germany did not decide to do this she would force France to execute in regard to her the menaces which Germany then addressed to France-"pay us or we shall stay."
AMERICA'S IDEALS.
WIRELESS FOR LIFEBOATS.
FIFTY MILE RANGE.
LONDON, August 26. Aptopes the movement given a fillip by the arrival of the "Trevessa" survivors, for the invention of a transmitting wireless apparatus capable of in- stallation in lifeboats, Marconis are exhibiting at the Shipping Exhibition at Olympia in a few days a compact apparatus fitting between the afterathwarts of ships boats with a range of fifty miles. It is equipped with a direction finder and is readily erect- a bright light as a guide to rescuers at night time. ed and hauled down. The aerial is surmounted by
WORLD CONGRESS.
PRESIDENT HARDING'S VISION..
PARIS, August 26. M. Poincare, unveiling a tablet at Condrecourt commemorating the arrival of the first American troops at the front, paid an eloquent tribute to American resolution and energy in sending men to defend on foreign soil the rights of civilised pęō- ple. French and American troops fought side by side for months in order that peace might no longer be placed at the mercy of mad dynastic ambitions. In order that the peril they averted might never recur it would have been most desirable that the union so closely maintained in wartime might have retained the character and force of an alliance in peace time. The Treaty of Versailles authorised France to take for granted result which would, prej Johite plan to call a world congress At the time of his death President Harding was have guaranteed her remrations security but, the next year. According to a hitherto unpublished United States Senate had not rating the work, the interview, three weeks before his death the President President judging the hour had come when America declared his conscience no longer permitted him to could no longer be embarrassed with affairs wherein remain inactive in world affairs. The American she was not directly interested, "
people would not countenance persistent isolation
That decision had not changed the sentiments uniting the two countries. France thought a mutual attachment a surer pledge of good understanding than scaled parchments. The United. States had not ceased to follow sympathetically the formidable work of reconstruction and French claims for safeguarding their rights.
THE LORD HELPS THOSE.
AGAINST ISOLATION.
and indifference.
NEW YORK, August 26.
ARMED POLITICS.
POLITICAL REVENGE.
MINISTER KILLED,
A large majority of Americans found it legiti- mate that in default of German payments France
PRAGUE, August 26. M. Paskaloff, Bulgarian Minister to Prague should have taken pledges which she could not sure during the Stambuliski regime, was wounded in the render against vain promises. Post-war America stomach by revolver shots. He died in hospital. consulted her own interests and she did not find it His assailant was arrested. Daskaloff refused to strange that France should do the same to-day. The recognise the new Bulgarian Government and re- people, knowing what they wanted, were always mained at Frague where he was alleged to be carry- sure to retain the esteem and affection of the Uniteding on Agrarian propaganda. States. Moreover the best way to be helping was by helping oneself. This conviction took France into the Ruhr and everything that had happened before and afterwards confirmed them in the idea that they were right.
currencies in proportion to their tax assessments, decree compelling taxpayers to surrender foreign public companies surrendering twice the amount of public bodies and individuals, the object being the creation of a fund to finance essential imports, especially coal and food. Gold Loan script will The worthlessness of the mark for foreign pur- be issued against such surrenders while heavy ⚫ chases is illustrated by the issue of a far-reaching 'penalties wil be visited/upon defaulters.
WORTHLESS MARK..
BERLIN, August 26.
| CORRESPONDENCE.
MOTOR: TRIALS.
(To the Editor of the China Mail.)
BRITISH, INCOME TAX RETURNS.
[To the Editor of the " China Matj
(a) Cash over £3,500 in 25 years. (b) A comfortable old age. (c) A fund for all great emo-
gencies.
(d) A Home for the family. (e) An education for the
children.
(0) Au ivestment which is al-
ways increasing
Dear Sir, The letter under this Sir-With regard to the above, I caption signed by Mr. Wilfred T. should like to know if such roads as Fry has proved, doubtless, of in- the "Trials" were held on comes terest to a number of your readers £12 10d. 6s. per annum which with and at the same time saves within traffic regulations or not and and with your permission I desire interest compounded will exceed that no permission from the authori.
for
The Sun Life Assurance of Canada is always prepared to sup ply further details and particulars regarding Income Tax and wel- comes inquiries.
ties is necessary for any body of to bring to their attention, through £625 in 25 years. For premiums motorists to hold meetings of the the courtesy of your columns, afew | totalling £2,500, therefore, the total character commenced on Satur- further facts which I hope will be amount which will be received and day. I do not remember reading of benefit to some.
saved in 25 years will exceed that permission was either asked With its usual farsighted policy, £4.125,
ог given, and the the British Government, cognizant rights of pedestrians and of the benefits accruing to the those who Own cars or nation by thrift, co-operative effort Cycles, and not necessarily imbued and the moral advantages of with the desire to race and desiring financial independence of the in- to make use of the road, seem to dividual, has enacted, in effect, bo in question.
that à citizen will be allowed a re- These responsible for the meet-tura of 26 in the £ for income in- ing may not have had time to meet vested Dr Life Assurance, provided and consider their position, they that such annual premiumns do not. have had ample time for reflection) exceed one-sixth of its annual) but I and lots of others wont like incomter
to know why tho meeting or the As an example, a mad of 25 with motor-cycle events was not post-an incons of £600 per annum, may poned at the time of the "first lavest £100 ia Life Assurance and accident. The callousness shown I will be allowed a rebuté of £12106 reflects on those responsible,
Yours etc,
W.X.Y.Z.
Hongkong August 27.
Yours faithfully,'
D. O. DE SILVA,
Acting Manager. Sun Life Assurance of Canada. kong, August 27.
inconic tax, which would aut otherHopes are entertained that, as a wise be allowed. This man sc result of representations at Kubel, ures, therefore, a substantial policy the Amir will co-operate in hunting which itself coafers, amongst down the murderers of Mrs. Ellis,
others, the following benefits:--- who have escaped into. Afghanistan.
The Shoes we offer you carry the
K
brand on the soles, and have the quality and comfort that mert fre demanding today: In their shoot.
Stocked in Brogue, semi- brogue and plain Styles in all sizes by
Mackintosh
---- & CO., LTD. MEN'S WEAR SPECIALISTS. Alexandre Building
Des Voeux Road.
Have
you noticed how the cockroaches are increasing again That is because you are not using
FLETCHER'S BEETLE VIRUS,
You can keep your house clear of these pasts, if you apply the virus occasionally. And remember the Sola Distributors are
Tel: 0. 345. FLETCHER & 03., LTD, Tel. 0, 345. THE PHARMACY,
IMPROVE YOUR COOKING
with
Enamelled
and
Aluminium
COOKING UTENSILS.
OBTAINABLE AT
THE WING ON CO., LTD.,
GINS
HONGKONG,
& LIQUEURS
FROM
ERVEN LUCAS BOLS.
CALDBROK, MACGREGOR & CO., LTD.,
Tal. Coutral 75,
15, Queen's Road Central,
SWATOW TRADING CO. Tel. Central 3303. 6, Hongkong Hotel Building
SO MANUFACTURERS
of Handsome Chinese Linen Drawn work and Embroideries
HÅLERS IN ALL KINDS OF BILK GOODS.. Mandaria Costumes of Various Design and Fewter-ware.
ECONOMY IN
COAL
Fachsen Lamp Osel stands for woonomy in Cosi valos, Altlamp Coals here a large percentage
af dass which are FRUTICALLY WASTE The dar in FUGEREN Lamo burns Into lampe as an they are came tato boflerm. Farbsen Iump coal burns grsonally and is theretors & decided BOOHOMT.
HING İP Goat Merchant
Corsetor
*00
17. Son's Road Centrs Tal. Central 870. Cazle kddress* Hindesa
Bale Arte ter Fuchsen.C
We ook in our jo*awas 15 graden af albar Pichnes Cork.
PIANOS for SALE or Hire
TSANG FOOK PIANO CO.,
Tel. 2127.
94A. Wanchai Road,
MEE WAH KNITTING & DYEING CO.
General Knitter & Dyet... Manufacturers of Woollen Biagists. Jerseys, Sweatern a all kinds of Underwear.
--Telephone Central 1301. Manager :-VEUNO PORWAN,
No. 3—18, Cansoway Bay,
We are manufacturare of Falt Hats, Straw Hate, Linen Hats, Toyoda, stol
NAME
THE
Manufactured 'in
HONGKONG
URT HAT FACTORY
12- Stashiwan, Bond
YUEN WO STORE.
Harbour Repairers.
Engineering & Building Contractors, General Repairers & Shipshandlers.
Off No, 88, Teng Man Streel, hope Central 2580 Workahoy, Calon Road, Kowloon Phone Kowloon 781.
LEUKG.
Manager K. C. LAUNO”
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