1926-07-05 — Page 7

MONDAY, JULY 5, 1926

SHELVED?

TARIFF CONFERENCE AT AN END.

NO CHINESE DELEGATES;

Shanghai, July 8. It is reported from Paking that

the Powers' delegates to the Tariff Conference met at the Dutch Loga tion this morning and unanimously agreed that the Conference sittings should be suspended till the Chin-

aso delegates are able to attend.

This means that the Conference

POLISH FINANCE.

A MISSION OF AMERICAN: EXPERTS

INFLOW OF CAPITAL,

Warsaw, July 4. An American miasion of four been financial experts, headed by Mr. Kemmerer, at the invitation of the Polish Government, has arrived on a two months visit to study the public and private finan

cial situation of Poland,

THE CHINA MAIL,

PASSENGER LIST.

(ARRIVALS)

List of passengers per R.M.S. "Empress of azadn" which, arrived"] at Hongkong on July 5-

Mr. T. G. Ames, Mr. M. Dreyfus, Miss SDreyfus, Miss A. Fitzgerald, Krieger, Mr. and Mrs. L. de Lern, Miss E H. L. Hayward Mr. W Arr WM M. Lewis, Man G. Shallenberger, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. M. Stickland, Hon. P. K. A. Var Meerkamp, Misa M. Walsh, Mr. Ang Tek-bo, Mrs. Ang Tan-giek,

The Ministers of Finance and lan, Ang Slusam Mr. Dee Chian- Mr. Ang Su-leng. Mr. Tak Glok- has adjourned fideinitely as prae-Commerce, and representatives of hong, Mr. L. Tan, Mr. G. Tan. tically all China's original delegates the Harriman interests, have sign Mr. Uy Se-chlong. Mr. and Mrs. have left Paking, being mostly ed an agreement for the purchase A. S. Garriche and infant, Mr. C. nominees of Feng Yu-hinng or of the Glesche Zing mines in C. E. A. Darin, Mr. B. S. Fedley, Tuan Chi-jul, both of whom are Polish Upper Silesia, it is report-Mr. G. W. Merrick, Mr. J. G. M. ed, for ten million dollars. The Yuill. Mr. G. Assanmal, Mr. Y. Harriman group is furnishing an Mr. C. R. Cordero, Sr. de la C. ference will recpen in the autumn additional ten millions for various Eramanuel, Mr. J. Gonzalez, Mr. P. with considerable changes in the purposes. The American Minis de La Cruz, Sr. M. Lamb, Mr. G. Sino-foreign personnel or brenkler, Mr. Stetson, was present.

and infant. Pacin, Mr. J. Pangadian, Mrs; E. C. down' altogether.--Router.

now driven from office.

It is uncertain whether the con-

British Attude..

Shangbai. July 2.

:

The British attitude to the Tarlt 'Conferance" was made clear at a mesting of the foreign delegates this morning when Sir Ronald' Macleay, noting on instructions from Sir Austen Chamberlain in "view of the numerous erronous and misleading statements which had appeared recently in the local Press and Japanese newspapers," made the following declaration: "His Majesty's Government has instructed me to state it in te earnest dealre and intention to Implement the Washington Treaty with the least possible delay, and grant the surtaxes provided therein.. if this should be the wish of the Chinese Government, and It IA prepared to discuss any reasonable proposal put forward by the Chin- ese delegates in harmony with the spirit of the letter of the Washing- ton Treaty.

"His Majesty's Government also wishes it to be clearly understood that in the event of the Chinese Delegation on the resumption of the Conference, tabling à proposal for immediate enforcement of the Washington sur-taxes, it has no intention after agreement on such proposals has been reached, to sus- pend the proceedings of the Con- ferene or break off negotiations for the conclusion of the Tariff Treaty, which were interrupted by recent political developments in -China."

After the meeting, the following communique was issued by the Netherlands Legation on behalf of the delegates: "The delegates of the Foreign Power to the Chinese Customs Tari Conference met at

the Netherlands Legution this morning. They expressed the unanimous and varnest desire' to proceed with the work of the Con ference at the earliest possible moment, when the delegates of the Chinese Gatanment-are-in-a-posi- tion to resume the discussion with the foreign delegates of, the pro- blems before the Conference.. Reuter..

AT HENLEY.

REGATTA'S CONCLUDING

M

RESULTS..

It is hoped that further Amer lean capital in considerable amounts will reach Poland- Reuter.

EXILED.

FATE OF ABD-EL-KRIM IN MOROCCO.

NO SEVERITY

DEPARTURES.

Liat of passengers left Hongkong for Seattle vin Porta per-a.s. "Pre- sidunt Jefferson'' on July 8---

Mr. O. Guelchor, Mr. Lam Ping, Mr. K. Yabuki, Mr. R. C. Morton, Mr. C. "A. Clark, Mr. W. H. Brown, Master B. M. Eder,. Mrs. R. ́Ar Heacock, Mr. A. Heacock, Misa L Heacock, Mrs. B. Kaufman, Master A. Kaufman, Mr.. B. J. McKeeby, Mrs. M. McKeeby, Mr. W. H. Patterson, Mr. G.. Reindel,.. Mr. W. Pimley.. Mr. A. S. Gubbay. Mrs. F. Mooney, Miss P. Mooney, Mr.

Paris, July 2 The Matin states that Abd-el- Krim and his near relatives, will be exiled in Madagascar, where they will receive honourable treatment free from favour or severity.-S. A. Ismail, Miss I. Ho Tung, Mias Router.

KITCHENER,

MEMORIAL ON MARWICK HEAD.

W. S. Sul, Captain Coersen, Mr. W: I, Hoffman, Mrs. HK. · Kung. Master D. King, Miss M, Seong, Miss E. Kung. Mrs: E. Dünenberg, Mr. F. Mucchi, Mr. E. Jones.. Mr. C. S. Speyer. Mr. R. S. Simpson, Mr. M Seng. Mr. Chang, Mr. C. Lai Hing, Mr. Geo K. Hall Brutton, Mr. C. P. Anderson, Mlis M. B.

Rugby, July 8, The tower erected. to the Sarling, Mr. H. Abend, Mr. O. C memory of Lord Kitchener was un. Carter, Mr. H. P. Remington, Mr. Ho veiled yesterday by General Lord Wong Man-seang, Mr. Moi Horne, on Marwick Head, Orkney,ching, Mr. A. Masseurs. Mr. A. E two miles from the spot on which Smith, Mr. C. "C. Jordan, Mr. Az the warship "Hampshire, with Faizulahoy. Mr. H. Trevor Tao. Lord Kitchener aboard, was sunk Mr. CH. Yung, Mr. S. K. Moosa, on June 5, 1916.

Mr. C. Arima, Mr, C. J. Nahas, Mr.

A moving tribute to Lord Ki-Jey Bun. Mr. Ng Doo-tuck, Mrs. chener was paid by Lord Horne, Woo Shee, Master Wing Quock-thin, who referred to his creation of the Mr. Lee Tang-gum, Mr. Chang great army which did so much to Kwok-fun and Mr. Louie Hom-Wong. save Europe.

As the tower was unveiled the

List of passengers"left Hongkong warship "Royal Sovereign" on for San Francisco via Ports per which the service was held, as it.. "President, Pierce" on July 4:--- cruised slowly in the offing over

Mrs. L M Findeisen. Mrs. 0. the spot where the "Hampshire Strijevsky, Miss D. de Bailon, Mrs. sank. fired the Field Marshal's H. Fisher. Mr. I. F. Hail Mr. J.J. salute of nineteen guns.

Javellana. Mr. B. Javellana, bliss J.

The tower is visible many miles inland and out to sea.-British Wireless,

TRAIN SMASH.

HAVRE-PARIS EXPRESS

DERAILED.

Paris, July 4.1 Twenty were killed and 60 in jured by the deralling of the Havre Paris express between Acheres and Poissy, belleved due to a landslide following a atorm-Reuter.

"Foul Play,

Paris, July 47. The casualties at Poiesy are now estimated at 17 killed and 97 injured.

London, July 3. The weather was lovely and here were large attendances on all four days of the Henley re- gatta. just concluding: Resultsgons was destroyed. are as follow:

For the Grand Challenge Cup, the Leander Club beat Lady Mar garet by one and a half lengths in 6 minutes 56 seconds.

The Visitors Cup was won by Christ Church (Oxford) who beat Corpus Christi (Oxford) easily in 8 minutes 15 seconds.

For the Wyfold Cup, London beat Lady Margaret by four feet in 7 minutes 59 seconds.

Selwyn College (Cambridge) beat: Kingston Club, for the Thames. Cup, by half à length in 7 minutes 9 seconds.

There was a huge blaze in Dijon goods station and a score of wag

The damage is estimated at four million franes.

The traffic lines from Dijon to Lille and Nancy are suspended.

Foul play is auspected-Reuter.

Official Explanation.

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Paria, later. It is officially stated that the aceldent to the Havre-Paris express. was due to it taking too quickly a bend on to a branch line, to which the train was diverted owing to a subsidence of the ground us the result of a rain storm, which may have prevented the driver seeing the signal to slow up.-Reuter.

SIR A. TUCK.

The Silver Goblets were won by H. Carver and E. Hamilton-Rus- sell of Third Trinity College (Cambridge), Nickalle and A. Fearson (Lean-DEATH OF HEAD OF RAPHAEL der) by 1 lengths in 8 minutes

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The Ladies' Plate was won by

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PLOT: SEQUEL.

PENALTIES INCREASED IN

SPAIN.

"OFFICIAL DECISION,

Madrid. July 3. " Following the recent plot die- covery the Government has decided to institute as an addition to taz

of extraordinary. Anes on persons. attempting to stir up, trouble and impede the reconstruction of the counter.

half a million pesetas on

The list of fines gazetted include:

Romanones, 200,000 peastas on Count

General Aguilera, 100,000 pesetas each on General Woyler Dr. Maranon and ex-Senator Manecar and smaller fines on a number of ax-Deputies, 4 Colonel-Reuter.

Ceneral and

and Mrs. A. Montinola. Miss C. Montinola. Miss O. Montinold. Miss R. Montinola. Mr. L.. Montinola, Mr. J. de la Rama, Mrs. E. de la Rama,dinary legal penaldes, a system Miss F. de la Rama.Mr.. C......F, Williams, Mn A. G. Yanksy, Mr H. Lewis, Mrs. M. A. Lewis, Miss G. J. Lewis, Master H. Lewis Jr., Mr. G. L. Roundey, Mr.A. L. Smith,.. Mr. Lee. Master Hing, Mr. R. Patterson, Miss M. C. Alexander, Dr. R. M. Ross, Mine L. E. Ross, Master A. N. Ross, Master D. Ross, Master A. D. Ross. Mr. Lee Chon yue... Miss Wong Sau-tsing. Rev. Moy Kwok-fong. Mr. E. D. Smith, Miss C. Maph, Mrs. Chung Chu Kwan Yoker Miss Ng Gaun-how," Mr. Louie

Charity To Benefit. Lum-sze, Mixe J.

Madrid, July 3. Fulton, Mr. H. Welch, Mr. Ethat the extraordinary fines men- McPherson. Miss G. Hill, Miss. G

It is semi-officially announced Willner. Mrs. Lee Lai Wai Ping. tioned will be devoted wholly to Mr. Lim Po, Mr. G. Guvillier, Mr. Miss Ching Sui-kyan. Mr. Ho Fon. philanthropic purposes-Iteuter.

Constantini. Mrs: Chung Chan-shce, M. C. A. Van Schaijk, Rev. S.

Mr. C. K. Hing. Mrs. C. K. Hing, Miss J. E. Badd and Miss E. P.. Cocke.

Shadows Before.

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COMING EVENTS ANNOUNCED IN THE "MAIL"

Entertainments.

QUEER POLITICS,

· CANADIAN · PREMIER'S STATEMENT,

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affairs and the too evident in

July 5-Queen's Theatre; "Watch Your Wife."

July 5 Star

Theatre; The Man of Iron."

July 5-World. "Theatre: "The stablilty of the Government, acces-

"At Home" to friends at the Hong- Eighting Coward"

sitated, my opinion, an early Hence July 6-American Community appeal to the electorate,

'I have advised the Governor- xong Hotel Roof Garden from 4 General to dissolve Parliament, to which His Excellency has agreed. to 6.30 p.m. the

-Reuter. July 12, 19, 21-Brick Morse's

Jesus (Cambridge), who beat The death is announced of Sir California Colleglane, the World's Pembroke (Cambridge) by one Adolph Tuck--Reuter yard in, 7 minutes,,5 seconds.

[Bire Adelph Tuck, who was 72 Greatest College Entertainers will COBHAM'S FLIGHT. the Diamond Seulle, beating G. Managing Director

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appear at the City Hall," "Goddard (Cambridge) easily in 8 Turk & Co. Art Publishers to niture at Lammert Bros. Sales

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their Majesties In the Stewards' Cup, Thames Queen. He entered his father's art Room, Duddell Street, will be sold

the King and easily beat Leander, the time be- Business in 1869, and inaugurated 2.30 pm.

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Athens, July 3, Alan Cobham has departed-

At Bagdad..

Bagdad, July 4 Mr. Alan Cobham häs, sṛrived | Genera

ing 7 minutes 34 seconds. the first of a series of original Room, Duddell Street. 78 cases here Router

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A DISCOVERY.

HELIUM PRODUCED IN SOLID FORM.

Amsterdam, July 4, 14 The newspapers report that Pro fessor. Kossom, of Leyden Univer alty, has coooded in producing bellum in solid farm by means of powerful pumps and phenomenally dow temperaminen --Renter

Christmas Card Designs Exhibl. tions at the Dudley Gallery.. He Lager Beer, and 20 cases oatmeal introduced Picture Post Cards into stout,, 11a.m. the British Empire in 1894,1 k

STRIKE MANIA.

BELGIAN DOCKERS OUT FOR MORE WAGES.

Antwerp, July 8, The dockers have declared general strike for increased wagus:

Reuter.

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DROWNING FATALITY..

July B--At Lammert Bros," Sales Room, Duddeli Street, a large A eleven-year old boy, the son of quantity of miscellaneous goods, 11 a Chinese shopkeeper at Shamshuis.

Popo, was drowned while taking a Meetings.

bath in a pond at Kowloon Tong July 20-Annual meeting of the yesterday, Hongkong Taxicab Codes There were faint signs of ika - July 10--Meeting of creditors of when the body was brought up by the Hing: Wall Paŝto Mig. Co., at Ƒa daherman, but the boy was pró- the offices of Mosers Johnson, norced to be dead shortly after be Stoken & Master, Prince Building, was taken to the Kwong Wah Hon- Ice House Street, 2. p.m.

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