THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20TH. 1919.
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Joan L. THORNTCHOFT & CO., LIMITED,
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"Road.
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THE LARGEST AND MOST MODERN RATTAN CHAIR MAKER IN THE EAST.
Rattan chairs are better than wood because they are neater, more graceful, durable, comfortable and light, d
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Once we get you as a customer wo
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ou want, we will make it for you..
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is specialty with us. We invite"
correspondence.
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SEA GRASS FURNITURE
STORE,
17a, Queen's Rd. Central, Hongkong. Tel. 2007.
R. R. ROXBURGH,
Manager for China,
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
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THE VITAL NEED OF EXPORTS
SIR A. GEDDES” APPEAL TO IRON AND STEEL TRADEJ
Bir Auckland Geddes President of the Board of Trade, addressing the Londch dron and Stool Exchange, declared, that the iron and steel trades of the countr were of great interest to the Government not only for immediate purposes, but for Joar distance purposes, because we had to face very difficult problems and find solutions for them. One of those prob lems was the "anding of occupation for the big population which now had to engage
in industry in some form or an- other..
He did not know that it was fully realised yet, but it was a fact that one of the results of the war was that there were now more people in the coun try who had to earn their daily bread as wage earners than there were before. That condition of affairs would be even more markedly so when the demobilisa tion of the
Navy
Rough; and Air Forces was complete
apeaking, thera were about 3,000,000 people, men mainly
but including a certain number of women, who would require to find employment within the next few months who were got at present employed in constructive in dustry Unless they had a well and ful employed population they could not ex. pect to have civil order or stable conditions in the country. (Hear hear.) So far na the immediate prospects were concerned. he personally, had no doubt that it was within their power so to increase the country's oversea trade that they would have in a very few months, perhaps, e greater volume of export trade than they
ever seen before, not only in money value (because the rises in prices were deceptive at the present moment), but in E. actual bulk of exports, because the world was absolutely crying for goods, and these sources of supply were not very
numerous
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MAKING TOO MUCH MONEY,
HONGKONG FUND
DEVASTATED FRANCE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH At Happy Valley..
GYMKHANA
$1.00
Admission..
Tickets Now On Sale.
The Race of the day *** ST. ANDREW'S CUP
The Governor has kindly consented to give away the cups at the conclusion of the meeting.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10. At the Theatre Royal, at 8.15 p.m. LECTURE
By Mlle E Yan der Flier. Booking at Houtris's-Seats to any part the Theatre $1.00 each. Soldiers and alaraja uniform 20 cents each.
A
The Chair will be taken by Fis Honour Sir William Rees Davies, K., K.C.
He was speaking the other day to a large manufacturer engaged in the iron and steel business about the conditions of industry, and he found him a strange blend of pessimism and optimism the
end he amid to this gentleman : "Well, L
make I cannot
up my mind what to
you tell me what! think is the matter with the iron and steel busof ness at the present moment?" The reply Waa! The fact of the matter is there are a great many peopdustrial side, and The lecture will be illustrated by moving
making too much money in it on they are not ready to develop the industry to mees the strain which is coming on it pictures of intense interest, among which is in the future. That was the impression photographs were taken from an aeroplane shown the bombardment of Antwerp. The which he (Sir Auckland Geddes) had formsad German shela are plainly seen bursting ed as the result of other elaborate invest gations. It was quite clear that if after the supply of the goods the world wanted A quantity of beautiful bronze placqu now had been effected; they were to specially designed for the Fund by a famous maintain an active iron and steel in Belgian artist will be sold by ladies before dustry in the country there would have and after, the lecture. A number of these 1 very great change in the develop placques were purchased by the Belgian ment of the industry from what it was overnment for presantation to ladies in before the war. He did not want to sug-foreign countries who had helped in collect gest that the Government was going to ing money on behalf of the destituto and interfere. because the more the Govern suffering people? Price $5.00 each. ment could keep out of business the bet
to be
over the town,
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Do not fail to purchase one of these beauti
ter it seemed to him (bear, heat-proof placques of historic value. It will Barre vided the men who were in the business redid you of the great victory of were taking a big view, and saw beyond Freedom over Tyranny
the business and their immediate interests
saw the national interest
terest which, alter all, was their own interest too At the present time the greatest thing needed în business and industry was the large view and the long view. He knew many of the movements that were going on in the iron and steel industries, and he knowË also that, who was quite
were agiting guy, there were men against a greater de
of the industry from short sightedness. They saw the change, and ther feared they might be burt. It would be far better if the change were organised and developed within the industry itself.
TRANSPORT POLICE, were now
A
They
transport policy No
overnment
in
At Volunteer Headquarters. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19,
From & p.m. to 12 midnight... GRAND MASKED BALL, Prizes will be given for the most Attractive Dominoes.
Admission. .....$5.00 each, including light refreshments.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20TH,
at 3 pm... Admission:
$1.00
CABARET, TOMBOLA, DANCING, TEA, ETC.
THE
Also EVERYTHING” STALL DANCING will continue until Midnight.
Motto for December 19th & 20th: "DANCE FOR DEVASTATED FRANCE":
past bad thought out what trans meant to an industrialised country and what transport could do but they had a PHP ( now got a machine. established in the dra
thell Ministry of Transport, which would be able to thick out and give effect to a co plate transport policy which would bave an enormous effect upon industry. If the great trades would choperite it would be the greatest possible help to thỏm in the .development of their induries. There was further thing the Goverment wished to do for the metal industrics of the country espeially, and that was to develop real British standards so that there could
proper standardisation, help enormously, he believed by would
connec
Those were lines the
with our export trades. (Cheers)
ment were already moving, and if any of those present at any time had ideas which suggested that the Governmenti could in certain directions do more, to help, than
it was doing, those suggestions would be welcomed. Partly as a result of war measures he thought that was found everywhere traces af antagonism between industries and the Government and a sort of trying to keep ernment off.
bent off. If there were an attempt of the Government to interfere with an
B
dustry that in order
he also would say
where it was help that Government one could give to an industry through
alone
wide machinery through
Lquite
Hingrent thing and it was on that Rider and on the the Rahe had indicated, Hsi
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HONGKONG
ONG HOTEL
TEA DANCE
will be held on the following Dây
the month of NOVEMBER
From 4:30 to 7 p.m.
Thursday, 27th.
Admission to Dance Boom
Tea
J. H. TAGGART : Manager.
of Trade, As representing the Bach Day $2 per head, including tride of the Government, was abri- and willing to render assistance..
WORK THE FORT THDEALE From the point of view of getting rid of the viciousreizcle of rising wage prợ ducing increased cost of living and bring ing more paper money into cizų), Fit, was a very vital thing that the
get the export trade of the goal He would urge everyone, préndit to
to push the export trade. * (1 He and spoken to another bezion ed, with the iron” and itsel bad asked him how the 77/in/ getting with the export trade, and the reply
We are not bothering about it, we far too bday at home and are makin colossal profits! This was not hel
But was merely forming up for the
Sta mesat big pries. He did not say would pay just as well for the momen "but it would bag Lar, far better in long run to get the export "tride noi He who helped in this direction wo **** (Continuet of Jonght next
be helping himself. (Hear, Lad now to face a period of difficulty -not the result, of propaganda," but arising act that they were now a poor If the export trade was slowr ing, they would have s.miði to pass through the odon- fed through in this early part of century after the Napoleonic the period that led unite the atriots Exactly the same pheno Gwastrepeating itself.
all coming down in economic lev kud the soverty of the country, 185
way to meet the difficulty and miti cffcota "waktu establish largo
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"THE MAN WHO CAME BACK" Patrons are requested to note the transposition of Plays for Monday & Wednesday. Tickets issued for these nights will hold good unless changed beforehand at Messrs. Moutrie & Co.
Prices as Usual.
Booking at MOUTRIE'S.
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