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THE
HONGKONG, DAILY
PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY
17TH
1919.
CA BLES.
LATEST CABLES, THOUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.] THE BLOCKADE AGAINST GERMANY.
WHEN IT WILL BE RAISED
FAR EASTERN CABLE NEWS.
LBY COURTESY OF THE HONGKONG.CHINESE COMMERCIAL NEWS."}
CHINA AND THE PEACE TREATIES-
SHANGNAL, July 10th.
NEW ALIENS ORDER. STRINGENT REGULATIONS. HOME SECRETARY'S POWERS, There has been laid before Parliament
WHEN KISSES WERE WAGES POWERS OF THE CHURCH, He would feel SHY PERFORMERS OF AN ANCIENT
the draft of the new Order in Corner regulating the admission of aliens to and Therenbingt zelegraphed to Luk Tsing their supervision in the United Kingdom,
Comprising twenty-seven clauses spos, July 11th Reuter is ficially infartssed that the cheung pn the 13th inst, instructing him three schedules, it confers stringent powto-day. blokkie against Germany will be raised to sign the Austrian Pence Treaty, with on the Home Office and its inspectors
been formally revived by the Allies in Paris.
The raising of the blockade, it is stated,
The Joy-lay repots that European
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THE ENABLING" BILL
a little nervous. (Laugh- ter.) There had been bishops whour be (certainly would not trust, and he was noɑ“ pipared to take risks of that kind. They must not ask the powers of the State and if they did, the pries they (world have to pay was disestablishment.
1
Boes not necessarily imply the removal of public opinion fully chilorses China's strictions on aliens, to prohibit them Kennet and the fun, where, as Evelyn Rood any contaries that worket to whom they were responsible the Blous
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In the House of Lords, on June 3rd, the The Hungerford correspondent of "Archbishop of Canterbury, moved the bus paper writing on April 9th said;second reading of the National Assably Kisses and trout and hot panch: there's of the Church of England (Powtes) Pill.
Ministers were respensible to Parlia ment that was the essence of democracy. fine trip to make a festival: They are was, he said, a Bill to enable the and the ingredients of Hock-tide held here Church of England to do its work pre But who were to constitute this Privy perly, and was of the first importane as Council Committed! How were they to affecting their system and organisa- 16 chosen ! There was not a word about They were to tender What's kissing to do with crout and hot tion. They were dealing with the true that in the bill.
work of the iter secular rules within advice. the Sovereign... and the The Saterrig was to it on their advice. as you as the documen confirming Ger. / the whist of joining the Lengur of with, regard to such matters as the land. I punchi Well, that goes back a bit before which their work had to be done.
the alvastage and drawback of being old. cuid de no wrong!
That WAN ว Will Entilation of the Pace Treaty has Naticus After signing the Austrianing, inspection, detention, registration,metime - but you know what these anglers framework of the Church of England Sad Wher was the doctrine that the
Part of their st dated back for doctrin. which resulted from the King Teaty, he may discuss the German and depertation of aliens, and the Faru Jur..
ishing of information by them and by
John Hannt began it when he gave severnt centuries, and so far as those hai seting out the advice of Ministers who
authority they were fashioned Treats in
sponsible ter Parliament, but here the town and fiberty of Hungerford then when for practient purposes, he was to not on the advice of men whos botelkerpers and others,
Power is taken to impose special ev« Rialb fishing," as he called it, in the Parliament consisted of Churelmen alone, we get responsible to Parliament, wast
did not know. Here was a new bodyin. will bull you, some of the finest trout in reasonably well. In eent years a com frontering and residing in certain and to close clubs and restaurants
England, sa im. That made the free plete change hart come over the whole the Constitution advising the Crown. It Severe penalties are prescribed for in
franchises ther fringements of the Oriler. Frovision is suitors of the town, with their fulles scheme in pegast to these matters. With was Radicalism, it excelsis no far as tran
so rich that they soon governed all Hansuccessively enlarged. also nude in regard to.ile farther perford and had their tipstafis to arrest can to be far greater varters in Parlia. up the roots of the Constitution was mentary representation, and far more ferned. Committee getting indirect The proposal involved the tion and the repatriation of civilian pri
The principal actions unmannerly varlets.
mer than before who wer elected were control over the Hons of Commons, and soners of war. of the Order are sumpparised below:-
non-4 'hurchmen, Hence it became tar this situation would become tlmost intoler. An alien will not be allowed to hand
more difficult to get a bearing for Church
fable for the Government of the dus. with the leave of an immigration
matters
The measure, if passed might apply to except
any matter relating to the Chures of. It is proposed that if Shan Cina linofeer, and such leave will not be given
The Toleration Acts th unless the alien:
Beland. (o) is in a position to support himself
Baria Act and the Bevased Wife's will assume the chief delegateship Tunn
They and his dependents: Kisai should I appointed chief deles
(1) Is as a bunari, flot, or montally
Sister Art might be swept away
thi appointment to the right see
the gate for the North so plat peny car he
shopries, taken out of the bands of Crown and passeď tu one knew where. more easily arranged. The responsible
user altogether different conditious, and their lordships who lived in their parishes,
traf restsictions
THE FIUM IMPASSE
A WARNING FROM THE ALLIES. Pants, July 19th.
A Havas mesange says t Three Allied warships. rejiresencing | Aurion, Great stignin, and France, have been orderet no stram into Fiume. This petion, by the Council os Five, is regard.
a warning to truly that she is not yet in possesion of Fiume:
FRENCH VICTORY
CELEBRATIONS.
"GREAT PROCESSION IN PARIS.
Pans, July Pack.
A. Hakamonesange synt
the victorians troops from the start. to the finish of the procession,
-
THE ALLIED
ETELIER CABLES..
WATCH
ON
attitude.
Taan Ki-sui still advocates signing the German Twaty in order not to lose the advantages accruing therefrom;"
PEACE BETWEEN THE NORTH AND SOUTH.
| leaders na both sides,
Jruns,
The On Fuck Club Oppesus-booth-Ching crime Nang-fas and Chew thi clui as chief! pence deligu.
+
gder
REGISTRATION PROVISIONS.
de ten-
$
But the tipstaffs had no wages till they had served. like Jacob far Rachel. Then they reaped a royal reward a kiss from each maid (and maids aer winsome in Hungerford) and a penny from each five suitore" That is why they are called tithing, taxing, non, which Berks folk
call tutti nen totlay,
Were
Therrin lay the disability of the Church, The time which pund then, subjerg these talities was the tins for bring in frosh life to the hutch's work for bringing them into close relations with the pile of the land, and for adapting They hardly ever tip a staff nowadays; their old rules, ystems, plans, and habits but Mr. Facob and Mr. Hedger, the two the babits of the people Appointments of the clergs might curie bank managers, who have been utti i fared with the diffenies that it was in
this past your had their right to them get thera award. Mr. Hedger was shy though, Difficulties had and sent his enretaker,
unttiplied. The Charts could
He would rather was as
the national character"oy the
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"DECKED WITH PUNTES,
Parliament. through
crivities-hat-
thepeality ultiplying; might be deburred the right of entering
as
1211
hapter
they Ting buried there ness
perved they were, and said not perish is the setting their child murrhut there, of
leone careen
on No more shes were than diminish in at practical the Tsal had been put he
or read
But whether they kissed all the activity of the Church of tur. Parliament for many years.. past.
እነ
England. But they would go on only lam-y and hampered in, their work Those who deefined to help to relieve them of that difficulty seemed to have a heavy
The arts «were" one larg.lie opinion.
deficient:
(2) Has not been certified as undesir- al for medical feastinss
(7) Has not Teen sentenced in a foreign country for any extradition a deportation not the subject 47) Has not beer" prohibited from Tand-
Their staffs decked with posies, these doing of it. ing by the Home Secretary: MATTERS REGARDING MONGOLIA.
Fulfils such other requirements as may be prescriredily general or special mettlesome fellows collected lots of pen It is reported that the fovernment have instructions of the Home Secretary.
If the bill passed it would convert the Aliens will be permitted to land onlyrauls; and whether the "maids were coy,
Church from being an organisation p
af the nation, 11:0 д „The Programme of the Victory fee is complied with Chang, Juk Inn's" mutat approved parts, to be hereafter selector gigged and be them well, it wouldn't
presentative They may be inspected on arrival be fair to tell would it!
affic or medical by an immigration
Besides, they distregtly shut the doors
denomination, and it would substitute the practically complete, Marshall Joffre and issue a mandate ordering "an attacked.
influence of episcopacy for that of jub Marshal Foch will rit jogether bending "por Kirin. It is said that the Centras inspector, and if landed conditionally behind them.
Government will despatch one division of will be held, during detention, to be in
All this while Hoek-tite nurt
A 'LAYMEN'S HILL, ingat custody.
electing its new constable to suceerd M. matter which needed attention for the
Log Parmor, speaking as Chatrinav troops, and Chang Jok will despatch
Alexander, who has served since war be right doing of their work. They affected two divisions, but the authorities deng
of Canterbury, said that the one abjeet" Springent Phies are laid down with regan: a bus man, he is mayor and the question of patentage and the taking the House of Layner in the Provment, alien must coroner, schratory and foodary and clerks of benefices, and in that department of the bill, which was brought forward any such report.
gard to registration.
in the lay interest, was not to enhanc furnish to the registration officer of the of the unrket to. Abo they chose a there had been admitted evils for many
or increase the power of the Church, but THE STRIKE IN CANTON. district in which he resides the following portreeve and a hayward and a water years. Other anthers requiring attention bailiff, to say nothing of the two ale reclesiastion) discipline for moral
to introduce a new
new and proper factor, and particulars:
afteners. the difficulties surmancing
one that was necessary in order that the tasters, who it was hoped. would dilapidations, and the number of Colonial *(1) Sathe in full, and sex. The Calones residents in Shanghai
Church should exercise its true influence held ́s meeting yesterday, to discuss the (2) Present nationality and how and have ale they could tast
to give greater power than formerly to. when required and previous nationality
There was a feeling that the tan new clergy working in England.
Constantly they heard the words "How the laymen of the Chure. As to the r tatti men to be chosen on Friday should does the Church not go ahead! strike in Canton. It was decided to wand cif any),
solution
to which reference had been (3) Date and country of birth... be returned warriors who, this four years wooden these ecclesiastics are. faur delegates to Cantori
That was to ask the
it Wits -Profession or occupation.
of war-time have never been kissed - (ao!
not true. They were equipped with sager
* proposed by himself and Wolmer, and it em faharitis to eply with the people'st-Date, place, and mode of arrival a word of Jeanne at the estaminet so
By men, lay as well as clergy, who wanted to phasised the point that there was no in United Kingdom. (8.) Address of residence in United Mr. Mumford and Mr. Gresham, spright help in all these matters. People said: ly young ex soldiers Juth, are strong ⠀ Why don't you That was a most dan
do these things regardi
Consistency between
national of religion and the spiritual indepen Kingdom
Iss of the law
dene of the Church. The supporters It was bad in gerous counsel to giv
the bill had striven for these two ideas. tself: it reacted on those who had to
of Parliament less effective but other heids than those of the effective. On the other band, in example for exact discipline and it was a hangfal Thes had not strives to make the control spiritual Church's life.
matters the Church claimed to be as far REPRESENTATIVE CREACH-MACNEIL
Vis The idea of the bill was a reconstituted
possible. an independent body.. ent Haldane belonged to a Church Representative Council with more
which had practically complete independ nembers than before. Of that lady there ener: then why did he grudge the Church would be. Legislative Committee, eon"
of England small measure of the samo mer, tay pre
preponderat dependence? sisting of its Heat
to consider ans proposal i
for Irgikla
As to the suggestion that the bill was tion. They would bring the proposals
of the
objects of the bill was to Privy Council, not a handful of experts. put, the Church on a more democratic but a large body. It would not be
he hitted to me Viscount basis to give to which, historicaily and the lay element the power
Haldane
THE RAINE.” TILL GERMANY FULFIES HER
OBLIGATIONS;
WASHINGTON, Julv roth. President Wilson, interviewed by news paper correspondents." expressed the pinion that American troops should stay on rh Rhine antil Gemmang had delivered all the materials required under the
Trency.
TRADE WITH GERMANY. Furthermore, the Associated Powers | should resume trade at the warlingto sible moment. thus permitting Germany's Snancial rehabilitation,
RECONSTRUCTION.
The United States must generously help in the reconstruction" of Europe alung lines of a sound basis of credit...
He said that the Trague Cuvenant would be included in every Trenty con cluded at Versaillen.
demand.
IN SEARCH OF A CABINET.
Compryanised by Taan Kismi, the On Fook Club has now decided to Et Kung Sun-jar for a Cabinet,
FRENCH NATIONAL DAY CELEBRATIONS.
in
(-4
(7) Address of "last residence entsid. the Enited Kingdom.
(8) Photograph (which if not turn isbed by the alien, may i taken by the
registration, officer).
o
favourites.
The sulean court over, and the last sibilant kiss silenced, the free suitur ad foured to a good old midday dinner in A good old tavern.
And that is where the ha punch comes
sreended
recogni
of
Diora
-Government service, name of con- try served, nature and duration of seri Vier, and rank of appointments held
-Particulars of passport or other document establishing nationality, and identity, The Chinese participated in the French Signature (which, I required,
shall be in the characters of the language | frequenting the premises are of criminal afore an Eclesiastical Committee of the best democratic, he contended that one of the alien's nationality) and Singer- prints if
required. (1)-Any other matters of which par- ticulars are required by the registration.
National Day Cgiebrations on the 14th,
IMPERIAL PREFERENCE. NEW ZEALAND PREMIER'S PLEA.
Mr. F. W. Massey, Prine Minister of
British Empire Producers' Organisation change of
Power is taken to close clubs and rewoul staurants frequented by aliens if, in the opintor of the police, (a) the cliens so
or flisoyaf associations or otherwise un desirable
330) the premises 1 con ducted in a disorderly or improper man ner or in a manner utejudicial to the public good.
which be for them to have
have rate body
The represented the Church England. main object or this bill was to create stich a body, and in creat By this plan thing that body they, Church laymen,
"LASTING TRIUMPH OF ni luncheon given under the presidency forty-eight hours of his arrival.ortice, or otherwise. he may deem to Church and the people wanted to do. done all they could to get their in-
L
FREEDOM AND RIGHT:"
THE EFFORTS OF THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
.
a practical necr
order in the new
indispensable to
La
be necessary in the public interest.
DEPURTATION ORDERS.
ing
Phurch. haber of it. That Comuniste every other way, they were entitled.. must furnish particulars of any
The Home Secretary may by order im would consider any legislative pronomaly at the present time there was no cur circumstance affecting the accuracy of the
How can any allen or class of aliens such unten the presentative Church particulars previously given by him additional restrictions as to residence
desired, and it within seven days after the circumstance New Zealand, who was the guest of the has occurred; give full details regarding reporting to the police, registration, the it laid before Parliament: both Houses
have the right to veto. us or passession of any machine,, ap of residence: ón removing to a new district report himself within Faratus, arn and explosives, or other would have their hands free to do what
Fonts fully represented in a.democratic There was no set of men who bombard of the Marquis of Londonderry, at the from his residenes for a continuous
him more in wanting to see these things
With egard to Disestablishment, ho he Connaught Rooms May 27th. said the exceeding two months,
put forward than the soldiers overseas, must, on the war taught them that the Empire was expiration of that period, forthwith. re-
Au alien ray in deported (g) if rome did not belive that there was any lived that it would be a decided anis- dependent upon enemy countries for port his current address to the registra-
As a Churchman, nexessary commodities: It was our duty tion offer of the district where he is for end for deportation by a Court where strong body of his Sonconformist friends take so far as the civic life of this coun--
he has been convicted of any of certain who really said: If you retain they was concerned. WASHINGTON, July 10th. now so to develop the immense resources the time being, and until he returns to
It would not in any way affect ment. In the Senate President Wilson preof the Empire that they would be entire his residence, report every change of cited offences, including any offence establishment we intend that you shallowever, he did not fear Disestablish
It address
inanner as possible.”
the spiritual unity or continuity of their sented the German Treaty. He declared ly independent of other countries.
spiritual life. It would relieve them of that the League of Nations had become could be done, but to do so they had got di to the registration officer for which unprisonment without the retain it in s burdensome and difficult a cach new address. of
He. muption of a fine may be imposed, or (b)
MOTION FOR REJECTION.
ertain bordens, which, however,
they Viscount Haldane inoved bring about a satisfactory system of also
ase report. his return to his residence to within a specified period after enter the United Kingdom, he has been in
were willing to undertake-burdens which registration officer.
That this House is unwilling, especi were nut. undertaken by other denomina Imperial Preferener,
Registru- Ho welcomed the Chancellor of the Ex- tion certificates must be produced on de freipt of parochia reliei or been found
wondering without ostensible men of ally in the absence of independent inquiry,tions What they wanted was to be able small instalment of Imperia mand.
to asent to legislation which would g elbsistence or has been sentenced in
to carry these burdens in the easiest man- Where an alien required to register is foreign country for an extradition crime. chude the greater part of the people at her, and to carry out their work ander Objection would be lodging with or living as a member of
In addition the Home Secretary is fairs of the National Church as estab} Thanost »Fective conditions. Again and
England front effective every kind stood tion of principle.
influence in the ments and agreements of
the household of any other person, it will
powered to make a deportation in the way promises plade in the days taken to it on the ground that it was
order when Might was Right--and these could apposed to British policy, but a policy be the, duty of that person to take steps agalsive to the public good. Warredo framed as to hable members of that they had
an alien if
deems it be fished by the Constitution, and which is in the House of Laymen they had
discussed this question, and not always he honourably disregarded: that was suitable seventy years ago night to secure compliance with the Order in
bern unanimous that" Consequently,
Where' an alien' it was difficult to graft be quite unsuitable for present condi- respret of registration.
opportation order is inue the lean Chura to pass laws that may wholly have some such outlet as was provided the new order of ideas on the old. Hence, tions. He argued not for Protection, but has no residence he must report his pre- Secretary may upay any moary or pro change, its character without acquate by the bill. There was no exclusion in Home fruits of grafting might be tem for a system of Preference, which would sence to the registration officer.
to consolidate porarily bitter, but the majority at the de more than anything else to
The provisions as to registration wiperty of the alien in payment of the exsuevision by Parliament.
penses of the voyage from the United w shake the Empire and strengthen "existing ties. not apply to any person under the age Kinzdom and maintenanc, until deparf submitted that this bill really went the hill, but, on the contrary, there was Conference sincerely desired off bad influences, and legitimate and The system of Free Trade could be credited of 16 or to any non-resident alien who has ture of the alien and his dependents. demoralising ambitions in international with a great deal of prosperity, but he been in the United Kingdom for a period "month since the counsels and exped dients, from which the knew perfectly well that if the other ays-of not more than one einister designs of Germany had sprung. had been in operation the Empire date of his last arrival.
"Hotelbergers, and greater proFTESS.
others must keep would have made much gren CONSOLIDATING PEACE.. Every one of the Dominione bad given register of staring at their pre
Preference
to Britain some of them very mixes, and their belief in the principle. As soon as aliens
Describing the efforts of the Confer
cace to ensure a lasting triumph of free-
dom and right be said that “ld entangle P because it was an athrma
tem
GERMANY RATIFIES THE TREATY butantial--and by that, they had praved gistration return to the re-
PART, July 13th.
means
מנין
be
AU visitors, whether will be ur not,
required to fil the German Note declares that the Ger were willing to go a great deal farther in register of aliens will be kept by the feezned to be in legal custody, and shall
the opportunity offered, the Dominious and sign the prescribed form. A central An perush its signed the ratification the direction of Preference than they Home Office, and district registers will Preference would be be kept by chief officers of police, bo of the Treaty with the protocol: also the had done. Rhenish agreement.
most important factor in future pro will act as registration officers.
It would benefit Britain gress. much as any Dominion, and was, no question that it would in crease trade. They were not justified in keeping thir doors open to other coun- tries whose doors were closed against them.
It adds that the text has been despatch d by special courier, and hopes that the pluckade it the raised inmediately and war prisoners returned.
THE DARDANELLES AND BOSPHORUS
DA
there
PROHIBITED AREAS,
He
which a
Mut on
RUSTLESS. STEEL,
time
time
must
beyond what the Printe had int method by which a larger number of would be able to take an effective Jaymen ed.. The Primate had been associated share in the government of the Church, Provisions relating
In civilian prisonery with a budy of idealista. Idealism had as they desired to do. Opinion in the but it had always to Church was practically unanimous in his sincere respect. of war read as follows:-
Without pre
thout prejudice to the repatriation he watched, because it very ofthusins avuur of the bill.
people Lo endeavour to impare of military and naval prisoners of war,
their
The debate was adjourned. any former enemy alien who, at the date w ideals on other people contrary of the termination of the was, is detained to the will and wish of the latter. The in any camp or place of internment in Committee which had on this question would have to be paid, and in the bill it was plain that thoms period of six months after that dare a far contemplated a far-reaching scheme
The romance of rustless steel, one of not be released without an order of the who supported it were not prepared to the most recent metallurgical triumphs,
pay that price. If the bill were passed writes The Scientific American," is given Secretary of State.
The Secretary of State may, during the Church would be changed from a de increased prominence with the removal of control. The new metal, with a bright Un the recommendation of the Ad- the like period, direct the removal of all mocratic to an aristocratic institution.
He had spent a good deal of time in surface and able to resist the corroding miralty or Anay Council, the Home Sec from the United Kingdom, and may considering what this bill really did, and effect of air, water and acids, without
or any former enemy aliens so detained retary may by order declare any area to prescribe their destination and the ship he had put down in two or three sentences staining, was discovered just prior to the be a protected area, and may
un which they are to be placed; and any what it amounted to, as it presented (1)-Prohibit any alien or class of such former enemy alien whilst being con, itaclf to his eyes. According to his view outbreak of the war, and was immediately aliens from entering or remaining in the eyed to the ship and whilst on her trol of the Church of the nation out of for use in airplane construction and for un board the bill aimed at taking the effective con-commandeered by the British Government (2)--Umpose in the area such conditions
the ship until the ship
the hands of the pation at large and purposes where strength and durability, or restrictions as he may think its tier as the Secretary of State directe, and placing that control in the hands of in combined with rust-resisting qualities.
destination, may be detained in such mas i) registrain with or reporting to the whilst so detained shall be deemed to be assembly which believed in the superior-were invaluable. police or any naval or military authority, in legal custody."
ity of prelatical government to govern. The steel is a Sheffield invention, and yer institution for the studs surveying or making sketches or
Contravention
of or failure to comply ment by people at large. The result was chanced upon largely by accident. A telegram from Paris states that of shipbuilding, reience has been erected photographs, (c) the use or possession of formal request from the. Koltchak Govern- by Baron Koyata Iwasaki in the grounds any machine, apparatus, or other article with the provisions of the Order will of the passing of the bill would be to local metallurgist, Mr. Harry Brearly, make the Church no longer the Church author of numerous standard works, was render the liable on summary ment has been addressed to the Confer- of his residence in Sugarno and the com-
of CAY description.
(d) the acquisition of conviction to a fine of 2100 or to im
of the entire English nation, but the experimenting in the armament shop to ence asking for a mandate for the control pletion ceremony will be held in the mid-
land or any interest in land, (e) any other prisonment, with or without hard labour. Church of a denomination of earnest find a means of preventing erosion in of the Dardanelles and the Bosphorus. ale of next. marth.
matter as to which, he may deem it neces-fut six monins, or on & second or any
minded believers in another creed, to
After some experimente The Koltchak Government also asks for Dr. Chunuke Suehiro Professor of the sary in the intereste of public safets in subsequent conviction twelve months, and whom were to be handed over the titles noticed
conditions or restrictions:
and authority of the Church na to-day chrome steel had not suffered from cor-
that certain pieces Constantinople, and declares that Russia perial University and one of the ablest
The Court may require him to enter into would willingly recourse her nrotectorate men in that branch of science in Japan, other person the obligation to recognisance to
failing-compliance tions-of-the-Jrder with the provi- will be, made president, of the institution. the police or any naval or military au- with such an ordergot the Court, the Over Armenia
About 10 experts in shipbuilding, electhority the presence of any alien in his fender may be imprisoned, with or with- THE SILVER MARKET. tricity, machinery, mining and metal household or in any premises occupied by out hard labour, for six months.
lurgy have been selected from among him or under his LONDON, July 11th graduates of the Engineering College of ture of any such diet, and the depar The Order is to come into force on the
alien
dine on which the repeal of the Aliens the Imperial University, for the cicntific
(Continued at foot of next column.). study of shipbuilding.
Act, 1905, takes effect.
KOLTCHAK GOVERNMENT ASKS
J
FOR A MANDATE,,
LONDON, July 10th.
STUDY OF SHIPBUILDING SCIENCE IN JAPAN,
A
500,000
aren:
a share in the international mandate for Engineering College in the Tokyo Im (3.)--Impose on any householder of
Silver is quoted at 531d. buyers and 531d. sellers. The market is steady.
he
A
of
established by law."
He had a strong dislike to putting his rosive influences under conditions which neck into a running noose and then hand would have rusted ordinary steel, He ing the end to somebody else. He would followed up this clue, and what is known not mind handing it to the Archbishop as stainless steel was eventually worked of Canterbury (laughter) and he might out and added to Sheffeld's metallurgical trust the Bishop of London. He was not triumphs. It was applied to manufactur.. quite so sure on that point (Laughter.) ing cutlery.”
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