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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY

THEATRE

ROYAL.

TO-NIGHT!

HUMPHREY BISHOP

PANTOMIME

CO.'S

TXDER instructions, from the concerned, the undersigned

UNDER

WILL RECEIVE SEALED BIDS up to Neos on will Te spenel WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, which bids -hunthy iti private, for the > purchas—nt- WRECK OF THE STEEL AUXILIARY TWIN SCREW 3 MAST SCHOONER

ALFONSO

its she dies fatheist in Manila. Bicy

Bubs to welenely marked

Bid for purchase of M. V. Alfonso," The undersigned serve the right to reject any

KER & CO.

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THE CHINA & AUSTRALIA S.S. CO.

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1124

187

FOR MELBOURNE & SYDNEY I MANILA, BANDIKAN & QUEENSLAND-PORTS

"GABI" (CATRO Only)

"HWAH PING-

VICTORIA

Paisage and Freight sup

July 2nd.

July 19th. Aug. 4th.

THE CHINA & AUSTRALIA FRUCO.

Agente que Connaught Road Central.

AUSTRALIA'S CHANCE TO GET. POPULATIONJ

MR. SEDGWICK'S PROPOSALS. "For a number of years now Mr. T. E. Sedgwick an English journalist, at pre- sent on a visit to Sidney, has devoted much labour and thought, largely in an unofficial way, to Empire migration. It is his third the Sydney to Australian suited New Zea visit Herald. He has land four times. His point about migration within the Empire be illustrates strikingly when be tells you that be very tween 1901 and 1910 no fewer than 1,780.000 people migrated from Great Britain to the United States. A few of then, he says, might have been foreigners; but the majority of them were British. Now, if those people had been attracted to Austra lia, with its great empty spaces, the probs ability is that Australia's contribution to the war, big and generous as it was in men, in honey, and in materials, would have been

so increased ne to make this great country

an even more decisive factor. winging peace and victory before An tralia que into the struggle.

11,

Air. ommemorate the visit of the

Sedgwick thinks that Australia could

Prince of Wales by establishing in each Staten big fund for the migration to Australia of English boys whose fares can. not be paid out, as in the case of ex-service men and other war workers, and for uwist- ing them in their training for the new life. It was to the migration of boys from the old country that Mr. Sedgwick first turned his thoughts; later he took up the ques tion were broadly. He assisted 50 boys to Since then, ha go out to New Zealand. Says from 1910 to 1914. Australia itself has! gained "in population, in the extent of between 3,000 and 4,000 of the same promis. ing young raw material All the boys. according to Me Sedgwick, have been

Walo on the land, mainly in New South |

and in Victoria.

Australia and New Zealand together," Mays Mr. Sedgwick, have not the popula tion of London. It is thought by some that Australia. without going right, into the hears of it, could carry a MARY AS 200,000.000 people. Allowing even for 100.000,000. it would take its present band- ful of people a very long tenths, to by the natural survival of births over people it thus strongly without some vigor.

us immigration movement."

"The British Government, according to Mr. Sedgwick, has extended until 1921 its offer, as part of a scheme formulated in 118 to provide free fares to any of the British dominions for ex-soldiers and their wives and children, war widows and orphans, and war workers such as land girls upon their approval by representa- tives of the dominions. "Australia.h nikhs ar can have as many of these people as it cares to ask for practically. Labour's interests will be protected, because no one can come out under the scheme without th approval of the Agents-General or the High Commissioner. During my vidit L want to let the people of Australia know how things stand. For them this is a unique opportunity to get by their own svlection, free of charge, that greater

̈emistry-IN population of which the THE NUCL.

THE ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE.

U.S. INTEREST IN ITS RENEWAL

WASHINGTON, May 11th,

in-

11

1ST 1920

ITCHING BURNING RASH ON ARM

Neck and Head. Hair Fell] Out Badly. Cuticura Heals.

"I had an itching and burning on) my arm and neck, and also on some parts of my head. Then a rash ap- peared which caused my hair to fall oat badly. I was treated, but could. get no relief. After this I tried Cutl

ura Soap and Ointment. I found

relief in a short time, and now. great I am healed." (Signed) Miss Nor Woolley, Chapel Street, Murpis, Cheshire, England.

Prevent these distressing skin truck-

les becoming serions by making Cuti- cura Soap, and no other, your every- daytoilet soap,anslated by fretouches of Cutleura Ointment now and then. Soap to cleanée, Ointment to heel. Sox. Ointment 1s. 3d. and 2. Bd. Sok throughout the Empire. For lample marhi free mal- trway: F. Jewbery & Band, LM.. IT, Charterhesse 19. pron. Kao for mail vedere with prow *Cuticura Soap shares without mag.

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changing food to keep him strong and contented. THE ALLENBURYS' FOODS contain graduated propor tions of the slements essential to your baby's brain and body development.

Allenburys

Fods

MILI VOOR No. 3 From birth to 3 months MILK FIXI X. For 3 in $ muncă MALTED FOOD No. 5. Pan 6 mintha upwards

Obtainable of nit' Cheminia ALLEN & HANBURYS Lid.. London

Tade

94-10

DAIRY FARM NEWS.

INDO - CHINA

STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. "LIMITED.

JAILING 3-SE BJECT TO ALTERATION

x.

TIENTSIN via WEIHAI WEL... MANILA

SLYGAPORE & PENANG

SHANGHAI & TSINGTAU SANDAKAN -

STRAITS & CALCUTTA

W

"CHIPSHING"...Fri, 2nd July, D'light WINGS ANG". Fri ad July, 3 pin

Fri. 2nd July. 3 p. "CHAKSANG"

"CHOYSANG...Sat. 3rd July, D'ligh

HISPANO ......Sat... 6th July; Non " "KUMSANG"...Tues, 6th July, 3 pm

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CALCUTTA LINE:-This Line affords regular sailings to Calcutta Penang and Singapore; returning fron Calgupta steamers proved via Straits and Hongkong to Japan, occasionally calling at Shanghai. All steamers have excellent passenger accommodation, Etted with Electric Light sad Fans and carry a fully-qanlified Surgeon.

Arr

SHANGHAI LINE--Sailings approximately every five days between Canton and Shanghai, sometimes calling at Swatow. Through tickets can be obtained and through Bill of Lading are issued to all Northern and Yangtze Porta via Shanghai.

weekly service is maintained with Manila, by vessels with good passenger accommodation, sailings from both ports every Friday HAIPHONG LINE:-Sallings approximately weekly for passengers and cargo,

calling st Haibow

when inducement offers.

MANILA LINE:

"BORNEO"" "LINE:One sailing per month between Hongkong and Sandakan by

a steamer having up-to-date accommodation for passengers. Cargo takes on through Bill of Lading for Kundal, Jesselton Labuan, Tawse and Lahad Datu TIENTSIN LINE-A regular service is run from March to November betw

Hongkong sad Tientsin, calling at Weihaiwei and Cherdo.

CALCUTTA

LINE

S.S. CHAKSANG »

will be despatched on or about July 2nd, for SINGAPORE & PENANG.

S.S.

will be despatched on

KUMSANG”-

or about July 6th, for SINGAPORE,

PENANG and CALCUTTA.

Cargo accepted on Through Bills of Lading (Transhipment at Singapore) to RANGOOM, PORT MADRAS...

For-Freight-or-Pessage:apply_to-

TILIPHONE NO. 315."

SWETTENHAM" and

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

GENERAL MANAGERS

JAND

SHIRE

GLEN

Joint Service of Steamers:

U.K.-STRAITS, CHINA & JAPAN SERVICE.

OUTWARDS.

"GLENBANDA

Verrel

SELECTED FILLETS

FROZEN SMOKED" FISH

CARDIGANSHIRE”

60 cts. per lb.

"GLENGYLE.”

"GLENTARA"

"GLENAMOY

SELECTED KIPPERS

40

30

GOUDA CHEESE

direct from Holland

In chose crates, official and unofficial, where Japan is a subject of constant pre cupation, there has been considerable interest of late in the future of the Anglo. Japanese Alliance, It is recalled that New shipments S/S when the Treaty was last renewed in July; 101, a clause was written in providing that if either of the contracting partie should conclude If general arbitration FINNAN HÁDBOCKS treaty with a third Power, then that party should be noder ng obligation Alliance of the with thei third RED HERRINGS Power. A general treaty of arbitration. was then, under negotiation between Great Britain and the United States, and it was understood that this provision was insert ed at our request so as to exempt us from the obligation of declaring war on the United States in the event of war between her and. Japan.

under..

to ко

the terms D war

The arbitration treaty was never rati fied, however, and this exepting clause of cur treaty with Japan consequently never became effective. Our friendly ge ture to America, therefore, "remained no more than a gesture.

It is now suggested that we might take advantage of the opportunity of the re newal of the Treaty with Japan in July next to repeat our demonstration of friendliness to America, and this time more effectively. It is pointed out that by referring to the Anglo-American Treaty for the submission of disputes to a per manent International Commission inatend of mentioning the General Arbitration Treaty which failed to be ratified, the object we failed to achieve in 1911 could be achieved now. The question of incor- purating in our alliance with Japan classe excluding the United States from the number of nations with whom the alliance might involve us in wat is a matter of concern not only to those directly interested in Japan, but also to those" anxious-for-more cordial Anglo-American Teiations—As the Providence Luninal re marks in a leading article to-day:

In the present state of public opinion in the United States and the United Kingdom an announcement just at this time that Britain had taken the initiative in suggesting the, inclusion of such a re- servation in her alliance with Japan should prove most beneficial to Anglo- American actord.

The Journal Also Raps Might not Britain go a step further, bowever, with! advantage to herself, both as to Far Eastern policy and in providing further ties to bind together the two great Eng lish-speaking nations? "'

limit on the lines of the wording of the It is further suggested that we should Ishii-Lansing Agreement the scope of the phrase special interests" in China. It. in urged that a special interest should be conceded to Japan in China only when it is recognized as distinctly defensive and na based on geographical proximity, and is clearly distinguished from the assertion. of paramount political interest.”—Timer"

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THE DAIRY FARM & ICE COLD STORAGE CO, LTD.

MARTIN'S

MARTIN'S

POR

NERVOUS EXHAUSTIC

LOSS

*?

MEMORY

and

DEBILITY

Vessel "CARMARTHENSHIRE”

GLENGYLE

HOMEWARDS. Leaves Hongkong

3rd July

26th July

Dao Hongkong_

2nd July.

12th July.

15th July.

28th July.

Dischargem

...LONDON & ANTWERP

GENOA, LONDON & ANTWERP.

Movements are subject to change without notice.

For freight or farther particulars please apply to:-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

The Glen Linc, Ltd:.. AGENTS: The Royal Mail Steam Packet Cor

Liner Owners of "Shire

Tel. No. 316, rub. ex 22.

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Fund tha NERVES

CHAPOTEAUTS PHOSPHO-GLYCHEATR OF LINK

It increases vital energy and nerve- force, cures Mourusthenia, Dyammals, Bergencia, and Karenus diseases in adults. and childreri

I CAPSOLEL IN VINE, AKO NE SYNOP

Cable Addrees

Kawillies, Kobe.

·Bentley's, A.B.O, 5th Ed. and Boott's Codes

KAWASAKI

TelephonsTM Bannomly

· 2864, 2952)

KISEN KAISHA

(KAWASAKI STEAMSHIP., (00)

CAPITAL PAID-UP Y20.000.000

President: Mr. Y. Kawarami- Vice-Preddent: Mr. K. MatsukaTA. Managing Director: 'Mr. Hanaya SEL

The Company has on hand a Las

NEW

Sumber of

CARGO STEAMERS

ALWAYS READY FOR

GHARTERS of all "

1

descriptions.

The following are comprised in the Company's Fices →

Eleven steamers of 9,100 tons each deadweight.

And ander the. Company's managemeri Twenty steamers of about 9,100 tónä deadweight each Two steamers of about 6,400 tons deadweight each, Belonging to the Kawasaki Dockyard Co, Ltd.). For Charter Bates and all other particulars apply to the

KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA,

No. 8, Barn, Koza.