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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Dentist

Harry Fong, Dunde

18 foor, No. 74. quoen's 16 d Central, Tel, Central No. 1266.

Engineers & Bhipbuilders #B. Bailey & Co., Ltd.

Engineer and Shipbuilder

Kowloon Bay

New Work and Repairs

Call Flag "'1'

Importers & Exporters Kwong Sun & Co., 4, Quoon Fond

Central, Ko Chi Chong (Maragor), Awong King Him (Asst.) Tel. Coo, $189.

Land & Estate Agents

fax Vic➤ "bo, Laud & Estate routs,

Tal. Central 913-1987.

26, Queen's Road Central.

Modistes

Madame Flint

Photographers

Mes Cheung, Potographer

13. Ico Hque Street.

Beaconsfold Arcada Branch, Developing & Frating undertakon.

Printers

The China Minf);" General Printers.

Publisher and Bookbinder.

b, Wynkan Street. Tal O.IA..

Ship Uhandlers

E. Bing & Co.,

Wing Woo Street. Tel Conken 111 Metal Merchante & Ebly Chandlers, Managing furostar Mi. H. 8. Chls.

Crepe Rub, sule Canvas Shoes $ 7 Buckskin $1

11

14

#1, Queen's Road Centre. Com. 888, Repairing & Soling a Specialty

(latest Parisian models).

Optician

The Hongkong Optical Co. Phone, 2009,

83, Queen's Road Central.

WONG SIU WOON .*

21 Pottinger St.

Phone 1474

RELINQUISHING BUSINESS

MADAME LILY

Last Week of Sale

Ladies should not lose this opportunity of buying

High

Class Goods at Bargain Prices, As everything must be cleared

regardless of cost, no

able offer refused.

reason-

Madame Lily is retiring from

business owing to ill health.

Tel. C. 2336.

Tel. C. 2336.

For your floor furniture—and

every domestic article requiring

a stained and varnished finish

Wilheycla."

Oil Varnish Stains

IN

Oaks Walnut Mahogany-Satinwood Rosewood--Ebony Black

Can be applied by anyone. Always reliablo, never sticky. Non-poisonous and Darabis,

AGENTS

S. C. LAY & CO..

Telephone Central 763...

"Alexandra Building.

Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark

SHANGHAI,

NO DEADLOCK.

THE BELGIAN DEFT NEGOTIATIONS.

PRESIDENT COOLIDGE'S

STATEMENT.

(Reuter's Service.)

Vermont, August 17,

HONGKONG.

HUGE DEAL.

REPORTED MOROCCO

PURCHASE.

THE

THE CHINA MAIL.

FUNNE

BLUE

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hines, Landua, Ratleidim & Hamburg Marsellies, London, Rotterdaın & Fimuburg.

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"ANTENOR " 26th Aug. "RECTOR" 310 Oct."

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Also Cargo stormem with limited peasinger auzoturoaintion at. specially reduced fares.

For freight and sage rates and information apply to:---

Butterfield & Swire.

agento

POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Radio Traffic with Canton is ever endid until further notice. Interport Radio Telegras s are subject to delay of 2 hours.

Tie Radio fice will be el sed from 8 pm to a. nntil further notice. Messages in code must have'name of code vzed included in text. REGISTERED and PARCEL MAILS are closed is minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where malls are advertised to close al or before 9 a.m. registered and parcel malls" are closed as 5 pam. on the `previous day.

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Australia and Manila

FRIDAY,

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AUGUST il.

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1.8.4. Canada, Japan and Shaoghal,.

MONDAY, AUGUST Canada, 0.8.A. Japan and Shanghai

Fox

OUTWARD MAILS.

18.

'p.m.

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19.

BOLSHEVIK MENACE,

(Continued from Page 5.)

A reduction in the population of St. Petersburg from two millions before the war to 400,000 and 500,000 now and its ruined state were also referred to by the! lecturer. the matter arising out of a question by the Hon Mr. CG. Alabaster.

In reply to another member of the nudience who quoted the "China Mail" and asked the lec- turer it he had heard the rumour with regard to the opening of the gates of Shameen, Mr. Hellstrom said that he had, but it was only, a rumour. When the rumour had got about before the "Bolsheviks had caused to be re-erected some kind of barrier outside the Chinese' Customs and, had warned the Chinese that they were able to be killed if they had" anything to do with Europeans.

His reference to barricades was challenged by a member of the audience and the lecturer admitted that it was perhaps too strong a term to use in indicating duck und pig baskets near some newly laid cement although they had been strengthened somewhat after the rumour about the gates. being opened. He did not think Shameen would be attacked by the Bolshevik Government as they preferred to kill trade rather than risk defeat by war.

an

Lecturer Applauded. The meeting applauded answer given by the lecturer to Mr. M. Manuk who asked what remedy he would suggest for the |present state of affairs.. A voice interpolated with "British inter- vention" but Mr. Hellstrom answered that it was not for him to tell Britain how to put her own house in order.

Conditions in Swatow were re- ferred to by Mr. A. Macgown of that port. He referred to the taxes imposed by whatever mili- tary leader happened to have con- trol at the time and said that the the taxes were collected by Chinese Chamber of Commerce whose representatives were accompanied by military. Up to the present house rents fone method of taxation) had been collected three years in advance (tr.) Mr. Macgown referred to the impossible treatment of the British Consul at Swatow who received no replies. to his despatches to the Chinese repre- sentatives and was not received when he called personally. Examples were given of the intense anti-British feeling in existence there.

Daily at 2.30,

5.15,

7.15,

D.15.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1925.

Q

UBEN

SUPER

CINEMA

Change of Programme

Tuesday-Thursday-Sunday

Sundays at

6 p.m.,

7.30,

9.15

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW ONLY

The Kid Comes Through!

They called him a coward back in his gilded Long Island social set. But out in a lawless mountain country he found a girl worth fighting for and then what a battle! It will give you the greatest thrill of your life. Here is a wonderful two-fisted romance that you will go wild about!

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The CHICAGO DAILY NEWS Prize Winning Story

BROKEN CHAINS

By WINIFRED KIMBALL AN ALLEN HOLUBAR PRODUCTION with COLLEEN MOORE, CLAIRE WINDSOR MALCOLM MCGREGOR, ERNEST TORRENCE

THE STAR

TO-DAY and TO-MORROW

at 5.30 and 9.15 p.m.

- ROBERT WARWICK

in-

,

THOU ART THE MAN

A Drama of Illicit Diamond Buying in South Africa

FELIX THE CAT

MERMAID COMEDY

Our

own Topical.

CORRESPONDENCE.

SPECIAL CONSTABLES.

since the downfall of the Monarchy. With wind result?

wardly politicians.

Will all who want to join an Anti-Bolshevik Association whose objects are to forcibly eject all

It is time Britain intervened and showed a lead to other nations A large body of influential Chinese More questions were invited at (To the Editor of the China Mail), should welcome British intervention to help China put her house in order, the end and speaking from the

We can intervene with every justi audience, Sir Henry Pollock was Sir-There were some mendeation. Now is our opportunity. received with applause when he (foreigners), brave and bold (?), Wake up England and fight this. remarked that the time for drift who could but would not help in blused Bolshevism. Let's have- and inaction was past. Aany capacity during the strike. War and occupy Canton to start minority in Canton were defying Now these gentry are vexing with. We have a wonderful record. treaties by which it was stipulated sarcastic about the Special Con-Let's live up to it and be men, not that Canton was an open port to stables who, besides doing office Great Britain for trade not only work, had to go on picket duty. with Canton but with the interior. These men, (Specials) offered He felt he was expressing the their services willingly and smil

I call such Bolshevism from China and every i feelings of those present when he ingly, without pay

as: "The Specials other part of the world, send their said that they would be grateful remarks to the Committee of the Chamber are brave and useful, aren't names in to ma care of the "Chion of Commerce if they would at an they? Not half," and "When Mail as soon as possible, with a early date call a public meeting shot is fired you will see view to a mean meeting to ask the with a view to definite action the Specials run to the nearest Government to declare war on the being suggested to the British tree for shelter" caddish and dis-present Canton Government. This graceful. My only conclusion is is the only possible solution to the Government.

Thanks to Mr. Hellstrom; the

that the speakers speak from ex- present situation, and the only way Chairman and the Hon. Mr. perience. I presume that during to restore our prestige in China.

the 1922 strike these men were Holyoak for getting into touch enrolled as Specials and when.

Yours, etc.,

ANTT-PHILANDERER: with Mr. Hellstrom, concluded the danger threatened them they, meeting.

brave men, funked!...

Hongkong, August 17, 1925.

EXCHANGE.

Hongkong 18th sout. 1990.

POLEMIKAAMP,

Mishima Herz

Bicilia pira Yan Cloon.... Takiwa apaço

10.30 am.

11.30 a...

On London.

Bank, Wire.

TUESDAY, AUGUST Kongnoon. Kumchuk and Kakong ............ Tung ... Cantonsínimame cu esse montazendoan Tang Of

-WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Manila, AUSTRALIA & New Zealand vi

Thursday Island -day Thursday Island Suth Angust. Registration 75 mm. Letter 193, was in such cernono traita, Ceylon, India, Martins, E. and B.

Africa and Bombay Straits Ebbi

Stratus and Calcatta Saigon Shanghai, Japan, Canada, USA. Central and South America, and EUROPE via Vancouver, B.C-due Vancouver BC. 7th. Bapt. & EUROPE vik - Biberia (Correspondence specially, superscribed Via Biberia" only) Farcels frt 5 pr. Rexistration on 90th August R15 101. Letters 10 am.visaartidenden da. Empress of å als

THURSDAY, AUGUST 20

BIGGEST SINCE THE WAR.

(Reuter's Service.)

Berlin, August, 17. Reuter learns that a gigantic "After two hours conference at financial deal, probably the big- the Presidential homestead with gest since the war will presently Japan Mr. Mellon and Senator Smoot be negotiated, whereby an Anglo who reported on the Belgian Debt American syndicate, the names of Bolbow, Fakhoi and Haiphong sa Amakusa Maen. 3. 8:30 am. negotiations, President Coolidge the members of which are not dis-Straite,

madé a statement to pressmen

closed, will purchase the entire that progress was satisfactory Brothers in the Spanish zone of property of Mannesmann and that no deadlock had Morocco and Riff. developed.

The conference is reassembling to-morrow when a final agreement is expected.

MOROCCO TROUBLE.

(Havas Agency.)

Paris, August 17. Raporta from Madrid state that the members of a dissident, tribe who had especially suffered from the hombs dropped from French nezo pense, killed their chefs and fled to the mountains of Where pursued *by Riff Foil Ya

(Havas AgenCHEDDA

Fez, August 17.

The vast property includes the harbour works of Alhucemas, and elsewhere, zine, sulphur, and other mines and large, tracts of agricultural land.

FRIDAY,

Mauritius Ceylon, India, E.& 8. africs, Aden Egypt - and. Europe via Marseilio-dce narucilios, 18th Sept. Parcela 5 pins. Reglabration, on Auf Rd 9.15 m Letters 10

BURDAY, AUGUST Swato, Amoy and Formosa Marcadores cuente

Kaljo Maru ON TUERDAY,

AUGUST Straite, & Europe is Narciilis.

due Wor. oilles 12 ́d Sep3. Regktrašivo. The reason for the sale is re-

1. Lotter 10 & materassimeuringe “Antenor

AUGUST ported to be the unsettled situs- tion of the country, the Mannes)

Straits and Calcutta (Paromlu From: Latters. manns not seeing any prospect of carrying on without political complicatione. They intend con centrating their activities In the Straits, Corion, India, Mauritius, E. & S.

Balkans.

Suicide, whilst

the

ning

Was the verdict returne Kowloon Magistracy, this General Lyautey, has studied within the adjourned inquiry. (reported: Generala Noulie and Ds Chambrunelsewhere) into the death of us the next eventuality in the offensiva, maried,woman by opium poisoning?

On demand

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4 months", aight

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On Parts

On demand an

Credits,

On Berlin-

monthy siębi

Un demand. in New York- On demand ¿Credita, '60 In Beatsy-

Wire. On demsed

On doinki

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On' demax. d Du Manila.

On demand In Shatigba

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311var (put on m

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La press

Canada.

3.30 pm

Bar Bliver in Bongo

SATURDAY - BLUGUST":

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Registration 2.35 Am. Løfteen, Emman

VIUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. Ceylon,® India)

Paal Locat

Datronso Copper

Mainers Cloppy

Bate 01.

“Loogkong, Haly Dola

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.

Although we have not done any- thing extraordinary we deserve, I think, more than such sarcasm. We thank God that we have done, and are still doing, our "bit, which is more than what our satirists can say..

Vincit qui patitur.

Yours, etc.,

A SPECIAL CONSTABLE, Hongkong, August 18...

HOW MUCH LONGER?

(To the Editor of the China Mail).

A man had purchased a pound af apples from a street barrow for 8d., and on biting them found they all contained maggots." Taking them back to the hawker he said: "Say, governor, these apples have all got maggots."

Well," ejaculated the hawker, "what d'yer expect for yer blink- ing money, silk-worms?"

STEAMER MOVEMENTS

The PS, EMS. "Empress of

Bir-How much longer are wenstralia Kft.Yokohama for Vancouver, Britons going to stand being in- BU%ar ipsa on up 17709004 sulted by slot of schoolboys and

coolics? How much longer are

merchants, both British and Chinaingspore for tale

Hackunda “

ese, going to sit down and twiddle nook the outward Sorilia Mal

dug here, 40

their thumbs, while Bolsheviks flout saded DPTOW." si " about.

them right am left and stop sil (10

their trade? How many more years. The02), MAL6. “Enfants of Arda” of our lives are we going to waste Cept ICD: Das glas, my my Commander, out in China waiting for the coun: will leave bar-Victoria and Vas- 53 O.GJA SBABE Mali Ragmasi, try to settle down? China has been to and Yoko 3000 sử, aug.

CONTET”).

trying to settle her own affairs ever ad akaba

A FAMILY NECESSITY.

family should be prov

provided with

The B. L. Banviene !!* £rom Middiebr. Antwerp and London Jult Bingapore for this port on Aug. 16 at ncon sed te don tɔ arrive bun oa

or about Aug. 28.

BI UPPE MOJ

Ming Pain Bain at all times. Canada "arrived at Jokohamow we 1 BER

be cured in mach Inus tinis ] 05 Aug 17, left Yokohama si 6 p.E

palus in thežakli