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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, HONDAY, MARCH

DIRECT ACTION: TRADES UNION CONGRESS DECISION :

ATTITUDE OF MINERS' FEDERATION.

SERIOUS OUTLOOK IN NEAR EAST: SYRIAN DEMAND FOR COMPLETE INDEPENDENCE:

ALLIES "POLICY IN ARMENIA.

MORE OUTRAGES IN GERMANY.

LATEST CABLES.

(THROUOK KSUTER'S AGENCY.]

NO DIRECT ACTION. „TOLICY OF DIRECT ACTION REJECTED.

„LONDON, March 11th.

A special meeting of the Trades Union Congress assembled this morning to con- sider what action should be taken to come pel the adoption of the nationalisation of mines. Mr. J. H. Thomas presided, and there were present 700 to 800 delegates re presenting over 5,000,000 workers.

On a card vote, the policy of direct nction was rejected by 3,870,000 to 1,050,000 rotes

Subsequently, it was decided, by 3,732,000 votes to 1,015,000, to continue political action.

PROSPECTS OF A LABOUR GOVERNMENT.

THECOTTON REEL SENSATION MESSRS. COATS DENY OHARGES

OF PROFITEERING.

Loxoox, March ́19th. The cotton manufacturers, Measts Loots have issued a lengthy reply to the Sub-Committee's Report of February 18th and claim that a number of the figuren advanced by the Committes are inaccurate, also that the Committee ignored the generally accepted commercial principle of basing calculations on replacement cost. Mesars. Costs point out that four-fifths of their goods are sold abroad, while the bom, trade profits are less than one-tenth of the total.

Mesara

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THE TURKISH SITUATION. DISCIPLINARY OCCUPATION OF

CONSTANTINOPLE.

Losnon, March 11th.

The Supreme Council met yesterday and issed a communique announcing that it had considered the measures which were being taken to ensure the protection of the Armenians and other minorities in Turkey.

-LATEST CARLES MORE "INCIDENTS- IN GERMANY FRENCH SOLDIER SHOT DEAD. Pazis, March 11th.

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FAR EASTERN CABLE NEWS.

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT]

BRIGANDS CAPTURE BRITISH SUBJECT.

Havas mensage saya: A French soldier has been shot pear Wernits, in the park of Brandenburg. In this district, there are broad open heaths

PEKING, March 19th. It is significant that Mr. Winston where rough shooting may be had A

Dr. Shelton has been released but a Bri. Churchill Mr. Walter Leng, Admiral party of Frenchmen had been out Beatty, General Thwaites and M. Vene-everal Bundays without any objection, tish subject, the Rev. G. E. Metall, of the but last Sunday, they were surrounded zelos attended.

on

It is stated that the Council has ordered by almost all the inhabitants of the village China Inland Mission, has been mixed the disciplinary occupation Constanarmed with rifes, and soon one soldier by the same brigands near Yunnan-fa, tinople as well as a number of strategio fell dead, points in Asiatic and European Turker forthwith

America has been urged to participate in the measures for the protection of the Armenians

ALLIES' MILITARY SUPERIORITY ASSURED.

There was, on the other part, a violent. and apparently organised attack at Pren- on three officers-British, French and Balan visiting the barracks in conneo- tion with demobilisation:

The Allied Changes d'Affaires beld a meeting to discuss the compensation they should demand,

The German Charge d'Affaires in Paris! It is stated that the Council will be also considering military measures for provid

yesterday called on M. Millerand and ing against the possibility of active coexpressed the regret of his Government, operation between the Turkish Nationalist M. Millerand acknowledged the apology, forces and sections of the Arabs in Syria but added that the guilty acts would not Official circles are of opinion that perhaps have happened had the German the Allied forces, with the troops which Greece is believed to be ready to furriial, athorities shown more energy in checking assure the Allies of a military superiority sufficient for any emergency in the im modiste future, but the outlook is anxious owing to the extent of the regions which the crisis may affect

General Despotey is due in Constan-" tinople to-day to re-assume the command

the Allied Armica.

of

to maintain order.

·CURZON.

STATE OF WAR IN CILICIA,

LONDON: March 11th.. The Company paid in income-tax in

The situation in Cificia is becoming 1919 more than three times the profit

more serious. A state of war exists be derived from the home sales Conts contend that the percentage of the tween the French mad the Turkish Na- nett profit in 1919 showed a decrease of tionalists in the Province of Alexandretta, where the French garrison is small and 53 as compared with 1914, instead of an incresse 2.69 as alleged by the Com-the insurgents are strong, but the French Mr. Thomas, in his opening speech, remitten. Mesera Costa regard the sugges garrison at Mersina and Adana is strong ferred to the instruction of the previous tion to sell the home reel at Conference to send delegates to Russia to most amazing, as involving the utilisation IMPORTANT STATEMENT BY LORD

They maintain that much a pro- trade. investigate conditions. There," had been of the foreign profits to subsidise the home some difficulty, Mr. Thomas stated, rocedure will cast a slar on British trade in garding passports, but it had been found the Colonial and foreign markets.

The reply traversos the allegations of that there was a possibility of getting to Russia without obtaining passports direct the Profiteering Sub-Committee, which The necessary arrangements had now been were to the effect that they impose unfair made for a joint delegation with the conditions against competitors, and points Labour Party Executive. (It is under out that the retailers' prices are fired at stood that the delegation will include Mr. the retailers' request. Mesars Coats do Arthur Henderson, Mr. Ramsay Manou object to the discontinuance of the donald, Mr. J. H. Thomas and Mr. Will practice if the drapers desire it. "Thorne).

nation,

LONDON, March 11th.

In the House of Lords, Lord Curzon declared that the disarmament, of the Turkish forces in Cilicia during the British occupation was entirely beyond our power. He detailed the steps taken in connection with the messacres and pointed out that out of 730,000 inhabitants in Cilicia 548,000 were Moslems. It was, therefore, dificult to say that this par They maintain that the igure 3.838.tion of the Turkish Empire should be ous out. He hoped France would undertake Mr. Previously mentioned, should be 4.890

state that they have invited the Com the future security of the mindrities in are convinced that the recent advance to to limit her responsibilities there, mittes to examine the coatings order and that region, notwithstanding her desire 10d a reel is perfectly justifiable.

Advocating political "Thomas declared, personally, his real be lief in the carly possibility of & Labour the Labour Party Government when would find itself the guardian of the whole community, instead of the trustee. of a section. The policy of defying those in power would be an excuse for retalia tion against its sponsors.

"NATIONAL EXPENDITURE,

FIVE TIMES THE AMOUNT IN 1814

As regards Armenia it was not thought that the Northern Armenians were enden gered. He was bound to adult that they were not such innocent lambs se some sup- posed them to be. Indeed, they had made a series of the most savage and blood- thirsty attacks conceivable with the ides of provoking the Turks

violencs,

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ÄLLIED OFFICERS ATTACKED BY GERMAN ROWDIES.

PARIS, March 8th

MORE CHINESE MINISTERS

A DEAL IN CHAMPAGNE GLASSES.

GOODS OF ENEMY ORIGIN

At the Shanghai Supreme Court, on March 8th, before His Honour Judge 8. E. Green, Skinner Turnier, Mr. trading as Banker & Co, of Hongkong, claimed from Reids, Ltd, of Shanghai, the sum of $8,854,50 in, connection with" n contract for the supply of champagne glasaca.

The statement of claim set forth that on or about the March 18th, 1910, in Hong kong, the plaintiff agreed with one Chainice Stone, the Sales Manager and Travelling Representative of the defen dants for the purchase of 500 dozen. Bel- The Ministers of Finance, Communi-gian lead-blown hollow atom champagna cation and Justice have tendered their glasses at Mex, $10.80 Shanghai currenty resignations.

RESIGN.

BACRIFICES TO CONFUCIUS.

PERING, March 13th. A Presidential mandate orders" the. Premier to offer sacrifices to Confucius on March 20th.

[THEOOGH ZIUTER'S AGENCY.)

CHINESE STUDENTS IN PARIS.

Pasis, March 8th.

In view of the large numbers of

A Havas message says:- Herr Noke, the German Minister, Defence, has ordered Prince Joachim Albert and Captain von Plathen, one of his fellow rowdies, to be placed under Chinese students coming to Paris, Preventive arrest as a sequence to the adult on Captain Clein, a French officer

when the band played "Deutschland Uber Alle Wate

the Hotel Adlon, who refused to stand

TATEST CASES.

PARIS, March 10th. A Havas message says:---

acidents of the same kind that occurred in Berlin on Saturday, when French officials wers insulted and assault- ed by German aristocrate, are reported from Bremen. Two French officers were The police nailed by a hostile mob. dispersed the crowd, but a little later two French officers, a Japanese and an Italian officer, members of the Allied Naval.Com mission, werd surrounded by a menacing An English protected by the police crowd on the Bremen quay and had to be officer was also insulted in the heart of the city.

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THE WAR ON BOLSHEVISM

GERIERAE DENIKIN'S PROGRESS:

Chinese Institute for Higher Education the University of Paris. The Institute is under the presidency of M. Painleve and has been established in connection with

other distinguished personages. The aim is to provide advanced instruction in all branches of modern education.

PROPOSED, ABOLITION OF LIRIN.

UHINA WILLING IF IMPORT

DUTIES INCREASED.

per dosen 1o.b. Shanghai, and on the same date the plaintiff forwarded to the defendants through the said Charles Stone: an indent for 500, (tive hundred dozeÍK Bogan lead blown hollow stem cham pagne glasses in confirmation of the said purchase.

Un or about the April 6th, 1919, the plaintiff received from Mosers Reid, Evans & Co., the agents for the defen dants in Shanghai, a letter dated April" 1st, 1019, stating that the present serves to enclose invoice for the tollowing ship- ment per str. Hopsang to Hongkong

B Hongkong No. 91-500 dozen cham pagne glasses costing Mex. 63,841.59 for which amount we have drawn

on you by four months sight draft through the Bank of Canton, Ltd., and commend our signature to your kind protection,

Upon delivery of the cargo to the plain. tiff the contents were examined and were

glasses contained therein and/or large found not to be in accordance, with the proportion thereof were not Belgian glasses but from labels attached thereto description in the indent in that the

trian origin. and marks the root appeared to be of Aus

By virtue of the premises and in con- sequence of the laws forbidding the im portation of goods of enemy origio înto Hongkong the plaintiff suffered damage, the particulars of which amount to 89,584.50, which run the plaintiff claimed, The defence did not admit the cargo of glass goods referred to wère of Austrian prigin.

In the alternative they said if the said cargo of goods was of Austrian origin, the defendants had always been ready and willing to take the same off the hands The following amplifies a brick message of the plaintiff and reimburse him for the from our Feking Correspondent which we price of same and pay him all the costa, The Government have presented a Note charges, freight and the expenses incur published a week ago:-

The defendants denied chase thereof. to the Legations pointing out that thored by him in connection with the pur have long had in mind the abolition of that the plaintiff had suffered say dam- Likin, but that it ta necessary to had some

Counsel for plaintiffs (Mr. Reader other reliable form of revenue, as the age through loss of profit or otherwise. court was that of damages for loss of while the provinces largely rely on likin Harris), said the only question before the profitThia, was clearly s contract for matter allects the Government's income

administrativa expenses MR. LLOYD GEORGE READY.

LONDON, March 13th.

The Note continues, fu The Wichtaopu sale of goods by description, and it was in May, 1919, received from the Ministere required that the goods should correspond Mr. Clynes asserted that the man who

Official estimates issued indicate that

of the Powers, whoso representatives sign with the vendor's description. If other would most welcome direct action was Mr. Lloyd George. If the Congress and the national expenditure in 1820-1821 is nounced a general strike, Mr. Lloyd estimated at £1,187,000,000, of which the George would give them a general election Civil Services account for £557,000,000;

General Denikin has driven back ideed the tariff revision agreement, a com- goods were offered and were rejected the his centre, but he has been compelled to internal duties was having an extremely on conditions which would find their claus interest on National Debt £400,000,000;

Bolsbevists who were attempting to break munication stating that the levying of purchaser was exactly in the same poci rent in twain, while all the other classes Army £123,000,000; Navy £84,000,000:

Bostor, while, on the right wing the trade between China and foreign nationsvernd Counsel submitted that the would be united to fight what would be Air Force, £21,000,000, as compared with

withdraw his left wing 90 miles south of miurions affect on the advancement of tion as if no goods at all had been de regarded as an aggressive step. The force the total of £208,000,000 submitted in no mandatory appeared Constantinople: Bolshevists have advanced within 20 miles and greatly hoping that some method plaintifs were entitled to damages in res which the direct. actionists proposed to Spring, 1914, of which the Civil Services | which was one of the most complex and of the all-important Rostov--Petrov rail-] might be devised for the, abolition of such pest of the difference between the confrzeg employ was not & British hat a Prussian characteristic. MOST SIGNIFICANT DECISION OF BRITISH TRADE UNIONISM.

LONDOS, March 12th.

The greatest satisfaction is felt as re gards the decisivo, character of to-day's Fote as regards direct action" and is widespread among all classes, while Labour circles express delight that the issue had been definitely faced and finally disposed of, as far as organized Trade Union movement is concerned,

A prominent Labourite is of opinion that the question will not again assume a serious form in this generation.

The Miners' Federation meeting to day will consider action upon this decision. The miners are now faced with the alter natives of B sole strike or a new wages demand, and, as previously indicated, the Intter is more likely, ass

Yesterday's vote does not imply Trade Unionis ill-will towards Nationalisa tion. They will, doubtless, declare their sympathy in favour of the campaign, but it is the greatest moral victory, and de monstrates in the most significant fashion that the average British Trade Unionist is neither a fanatic nor a revolutionary. LONDON, March 11th. In the event of today's Trades Union Congress deciding to favour political action, it is generally anticipated that the miners alone will not call & nationales tion strike, but they will inaugurate a campaign for highor wages, probably (in increase of) a pound per week.

MINERS FRESH, DEMAND. FOR INCREASE IN WAGES

LONDOS, March 12th..

A Conference of the Miners Federation has, by overwhelming votes, decided in mediately to demand an advance in wages of 33. per shift for workers over 10 years of age and is, ed. for workers under 18 as from March 1st.

The Executive-takes immediate steps to

hat £2,000,000; National Debt Services £38,000,000; Army £20,000,000; and Navy £81,000,000

THE AIR FORCE ESTIMATES

SEVEN AERIAL SQUADRONS FOR

"EGYPT.

LONDON, March 11th. Major G. C. Tryon, Under Secretary for the Air, introducing the Air estimates, stated that the personnel of the Air Force had been reduced from 164,000 to 34,000 The normal strength would be 31,500.

The Peace Conference's idea was to create an Armenian State containing a distinct predominance of Armenians with a defensible frontier and access to the san The Armenians ought to be able to protect ing them. It might be advisable to place themselves, if the Allies succeeded in arm Armenia under the League of Nations, if

As regards the fate of

Asia.

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LOEDON, March 11th

COMMISSION TO LEAVE IN APRIL A third meeting of the Council of the Council of the League of Nations is being held in Paris to-morrow. It will appoint Commision of Enquiry, which will pro ceed to Russia early in April.

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most closely debated issues the Allies were wa called on to consider, Lord Curzon said that Moslems throughout the world were anxious to keep the Sultan there not merely because he was the Khalif bat because be symbolized power and authority. He hoped that the draft of the Turkish Treaty will be ready an March 31st, but warned people against It is noteworthy that 12 of the 13 imagining that peace would spread over nations who, did not sign the Treaty of Versailles, but, who were invited to join EARLIER CABLES.

the League, have definitely accepted. LONDON, March 11th. In the House of Lords, Lord Bryce.UNA BARLIER CABLES. dealing with the massacres in Oficia, trged that the frontiers of new Turkey should not approach the frontiers of LEAGUE OF NATIONS TO CONSIDER Persia and Mesopotamia. He moved that immediate steps were needed to secure the safety of Christians in Cilicia and Armenia and to end-Turkish rald there. He declared it was very unforta nate that the Government's intentions with regard to Constantinople were coin municated to the Viceroy of India before Parliament was informed and that the concession to Turkey was made in such surrender to agitation in India. This way that it could be represented as He expressed his pride that those great had greatly harmed British prestige in enterprises the Cair to the Cape, the India and the effect in Turkey was disas Australian and the Indian flights radiat-trons. The Turks would attribute the concession to timidity. He urged the ed from England.

despatch of troops and warships to Asin Miñor.

He paid a tribute to the services of the Air Foros on the North West Frontier of India, in Mesopotamia, in the Aden hin- terland, ipod to have even squadrons

It was hoped to have seven of modern aeroplanea in Egypt by April Aerial photograph, of the Nile foods had been very useful. It had been pro posed that the Air Force should have one rigid and three non-id airship The were noquiring Colonial Governmen« non-rigid airships for patrol and survey purposes,

BRITISH WHEAT CROP.

RELIEVING THE ANXIETY OF THE FARMER

ceed 958, a quarter.

LONDON, March 11th.

LATEST CABLES. SERIOUS SITUATION IN SYRIA EMIR FEISUL TO BE PROMISED KING.

LONDON, March 11th.

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PROPOSALS.

FARIS, March 8th, A-Havas message says:- A aperial session of the Council of the League of Nations, to study the proposal of the Allied Supreme Council regarding the sending of an Allied Commission to name to study internal conditions under the Soviet regime, will be held on Friday Bourgeois will presided at the French Foreign Office, M. Leon

CAJ

GERMANY'S ECONOMIC

* SITUATION.

RANCE WANTS PRIOR

CONSIDERATION

Panis, March 5th.

".

Thomas the called, and in answer to

Craven, a director of Reid

duties. Again in January 1990, Bir Jahn Pie and the market price. Jordan handed a Note to the Waichinopu Ltd merce in China at the Shanghai Confer stating that the British Chambers of Com eneo had advocated the carrying out of the various clauses of section 8 of the Commercial Treaty of 1002 with the pro- viso that before consenting to an increase of import duties the Treaty. Powers should obtain from China satisfactory guarantees that China in future would not levy any other form of direct or, in direct taxation, and also reminding the Government of the earnest hopes of every one that China would become united, this question necesarily preceding any dis- wise there could not be uniformity of revenue collection." cussion of revenue collection, for other

China, the Note proceeds, "is decply grateful for this advice. The question of arranging & method of abolishing likin and inercasing the import duties is at present engaging the attention of the various departments concerned It may increased, hikin will never again be levied be stated clearly that when fikin has been actually abolished and the import duties directly or indirectly in the interior of which increased import duties are already China on goods of foreign nations on paid. The praiseworthy sentiments ex- pressed by Sir John Jordan that a scheme of uniform collection must be preceded by unified government meets with the hearty, concurrence of the Chinese Government.

The cost was, Mr Levinson stated that he did not e bai from San Francisco. a little over G. 83 per docon. The selling amine the glass when it arrived at. Shang

por dozen. When a telegram was received price in Hongkong could not be $20 per from Hongkong saying that delivery bad. been refused, on account of the goods being of eneiny origin, the whole of the facts were placed before Bir Everank Fraser in order to clear defendants of any suggestion of having traded with the enemy. Defendants offered to re-pay to plaintiffs the fal amount they had paid this amount being paid into court. Wit ness only beard about loss of profit jus for the glam together with their charge

before this ense began

In answer to Mr. Reader Harris, wit- ness said he did not know that glass was practically unobtainable in Hongkong, adding that he could send 700 cases from

Counsel for plaintiff pointed out Shanghai. Of the stock remaining here, it was found that two barrels out of 3-

not, suggest that defendants knew that contained Austrian glass. all the glass was Austrian, but he did when they delivered it."

His Lordship-It has been admitted that the glass was of Austrian erigio. The question is one of datangen pe

Mr. Levinson for the defendant sub- mitted that the plaintiffs were entitled only to the return of their money, and the costs incurred by reason of the breach af

ontract, but dot ta profit, com

Lordship You suggest that it is sufficient to put the purchaser back in the same position as before the contract was entered into 1

Counsel continued his argument ta effect, whereupon his Lordship observed that it seemed to be rather a startling pro position.

Counsel replied that it was not a cIẾP

There are, however, circumstances of internal admmistration unavoidably pre- venting unification of the country by force. On the contrary there has been in the past unity as regards foreign ques tions. Moreover, in view of the fact that A Havas message says ---- Different views have recently been given the abolition of likin and the increase of import duties is a national project, the concerning, the attitude of the Power Government believe that North and South

in accord in this matter. cannot but act regarding the economic recovery of

"Still another phase demande con- In the Hours of Commons, at question It is somi-officially stated that the poli- Germany, which will probably take the time, Mr Lloyd George stated that in tical situation in Damascus is serious form of fermitting a German Loan. All sideration after the import duties have order to relieve the anxiety of the British Emir Feisal has summoned a Syrian Lon-inter out 10 the question for France lies been increased and likin sbolished, if it of non-delivery; but of misdelivery. If farmer the price of the 1920 wbent crop greas, which intends to declare the comp,the manner in which the Loan can be be found that the additional import re the defendant had known that the plain- would be levelled up to the tif, price of plete independence of the country and

a. privileged venue is insuficient to make up the losses tilf would be at a loss he would bare guaranteed. France, an

in good faith and did not know wang mported wheat, provided it did not ex- proclaim him King. The excitement in creditor for the devastated territories, from licin, China must arrange to make had to pay, but he delivered the gucas

pros that be will probably be compelled sanct admit this it should be to the up the decoration of the fact th

that the breach of contract would result. Count to yield to their demanda.

detriment of the reparations due to her.

· EARLIER CABLES. Eeparaticas mus rasain priority over Powers concerned have agreed that as the contended List in the circumstances lost

fixing

of the prices of commodities under Profit was not recoverable as damages, any Loan! It is for Germany to find the revised tariff was made during the and that, if it were recoverable, these LONDON, SINGAPORE AND

distinct guaranteThe Commission

Mr. Reader Harris briefly replied for JAVA BANK.

presided over by M. Poincare should have war, such prices shall be subject to further had been no loes in this case,

revision two years after peace, China con- the power of accepting or rejecting the siders that before the proceedings now plaintifs and his Lordship reserved indg proposals German prosperity cannot be contemplated for increasing the import ment, the counter-claim re-established to the detriment of the duties and abolishing likin are actually journed

enforced the Powers should be requested creditor's élaim.

to take part in a prior revision of the pag MISHAP TO BRITISH STEAMER import tariff so as to make the listed values of commodities correspond with actual values and to raise au income sufficient to compensate for the loss from likiny

formulate the application and asks for an HUNGARIAN PEACE TREATY interview with Mr. Lloyd George to dis cuss it prior to the resumption of the Conference on March 24th. BRITISH NAVAL ESTIMATES

REDUCTION ON PERSONNEL ACCOUNT

SUPREME COUNCIL UNABLE TO ACCEPT, COUNTER-PROPOSALS.

A FINANCIAL GROUP'S OFFER LONDON, March 8th Lombok, March 11th.

The Directore of the London, Singapore Reuter understands that the Supreme and Java Bank announce that certain Council has agreed in principle that the proposals have been made to them on LONDON, March 12th.“ The revised Naval Estimates for 1916 Hungarian Peace Treaty as presented befall of a financial group with the object 1920-show groes expenditure of £97,000,000 shall not be modified

The Allies were unable to accept the of acquiring a controlling interes in the and & personnel of 136,000 as compared counter proposals for the revision of the Bank by purchase of its shares The with £173,000,000 and 280,000 personnel frontier and economic relations which, offer made, which is subject to acceptance. In 1919-1920, the amount reigned to in effect, meant the restoration of the by the holders of not less than per cent of the shares, is to pay £12 for ach NewConstruction was 24,000,000, but monarchy. this was entirely for the completion of

The Council's fadings will be communi- £10 fully-paid "A" share and £5 for Canels laid down in war-time. My dadeli estel to the Hungarian Delegation in each £5 paid-up "B" share

Contributions from India and the Paris in a few days after which Hungary Dominions, excluding New Zealand which will be required to sign the Treaty within

& week is still discussing, total £915,000.

It is understood that the prospective purchasers intend materially to chang the scope of the Bank's operatione.

***THESEUS STRIKES SUEZ

CANAL BANK:

PORT SAID, March th The British str. Theseus, bound from Bingapore to Rotterdam and London, struck the canal bank and ber pronellor was damaged. She is being towed to Port Eaid,

BILLIARDS.

-OVEN AIKAMPIONSHIP OF COKE Z

The next game will be played to-mo In view of the foregoing considera between W. Hall and Pa Ivanovich. tions the Note adds, the Government This game, in the semi-final, will be 58 There will be no game on Wednesday. above arrangement.

Finally the Note emphasizes China's and on Thursday the 18th, S. Gray will ope that the Powers will carry out the up and will start at 8 pm intention to proceed immediately with in meet Lient TB. Colding. The win creasing the import duties and the aboli-will play 8. K. Kwok in the other zowy

Final tion of likin