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NIKKO & CO.

71. Des Voeux Road, Corner Pottinger Str.et.

NOTICE.

"MESSRS, FINDLATER, MACKIE,

TODD & CO., LTD.,

WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS; LONDON.

The Agency for this Old Established, and Well Known Firm has been transferred from CARTERS, 10 JAMES H. BACKHOUSE, LTD., No. 1A, CHATER ROAD.

THE

House & Pipes

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HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE LÁTE, 1923.

AHEAD OF THE MAIL.

[FROM TYBIAN CAPEIS)

EX-KAISER AND LIEUT. ROSSBACH.

Cr

ROYAL PARTY'S NARROW ESUAPE.

LONDON, May 23rd." The Queen and Princess Mary had narrow escape from a motor sinash while motoring to the military operations at Aldershot to day. A heavy lorry suddenly The

LONDON, May 17th.

startexi 'front of the loyal car. The Berlin correspondent of The Times states that the existence of secret relationsen's chauffeur increased his speel and between Lieut. Roselach a veganisation and the lorry by a few fow inches, hut the car following, containing Sir Philip and the ex-Kaiser's house in Dourn way re Ludy Chetwoound a july-in-waiting, ensli venlet at 2 epurt marcial Clare, 4 | ed in to the lorry and was partially wreck- business man, who was changed with giving ed. The occupants, however, escaped with military

information to Germany's enemies severe shaking. The Arend had been desing with a British ottiver in Tologne, who End tional him about the matter. Accused was sentenced to

Ito nine months' imprisonment.

11

INDIAN VICEROYALTY RUMOURS.

IN

[At a trial at leipzig fast month e-

Lostus, May 27th, velations were made of a reactionary plot The change of Government hw lot to to overthrow the German Republic. It the revival of curs regarding the Indian statoy it is was then stated that Lieuterant Rosslach Viceroyalty. The Sunday was the chief organiser and he was await-understood that Earl healing seriously ing trial on charges of high teason.} considering the position is will not pointments relinquishes his ap

the sunr,

The THE PRINCE OF WALES.

Fopposed to Government in many vibe LANION, May 2uth.points: he had serious doubts as to the "A Welsh newspaper westerday punished Purves in men, bust Mr. of retaining his office when the the following: The Triace's return to Bonar Law prevailed up him to remain London from Swansen was followed by the There is no doubt that the two worked to revival of the remoar of a forthcoming annoncement of His Royal Highness without sign of fiction and engagement to a young lady at uneral anies to be guer, says the paper, whether

he will tally harmonise with Mr. Bald with Wales."

in, but it is an open secret that Manguess Curzon beenme Premier onl Reading would have resignatiomuddiately.

Paring his visit to Swansea the Prince was the guest of Lord and Lady lythswood at Breurice Castle, and the rumour connect ed his name with their only daughter, the Hon. Olive Douglas Vampbell. The rumour, however, has been definitely contralieted.

OARL ROSA OPERA COMPANY FOR SALE.

!

DE VALERA'S ORDER.

Learted (Oxpop), May gothy

d

i De Valens pablicity department has

issuer th following: On May th special army order to cease lighting ani dump arma was issued. This is to be com- pleted by Mag 28th.

It appeared that avus are to be depar sites in cecret places and that the Irish Free State Government will have h task of searching for them, but nevertin

Tess

arme

be without wariant or sanction

Lostos, May el, Amenting of the croitors of Carl Rosa Opera Company have decided to advertise the company for sale immediately. It is influential fritidis, with that some

piral, will take over the concern is seems that from now onwards any and carry on

on the Carl tradition. (au curlier

bie, dateal

2th, stated terprise that may be made by the May that the Carl Rosa Opera Company, against af de Vale. It may be recalled, then a de: Valera, made proposals for whom a greditor recently obtained "jude jasonth ment, had decided to go into voluntary peace terins. The terms were liquidation; but the Chaingan of the Board fore-induwed steps towards the recontrue; tion of the Company and the fulfilment of all contracts,]

MRS. STARR'S

"PRIVILEGE."

CALCUTTA, May 23rd. Mrs Starr bres sent the follow ing letter Trom the CMS, Hospi tal Peshawar, to the Vice President, European Assication in reply to the latter

vague language, but the general purport of. them was that no one who had levies! war on the establishel Government should be cailed upon to suffer any sort of disgrace. At the same time the suspension of hostilities was prochained which was not altogether alisnes- and the Irish Government were invis red to follow suit. The Irish Government took to notice of the proclamation

The narrater « Gunalios Dublin cor; respondent says: The steadfastress and courage of the Irish Free State Govern

in which the Association's almiration ferment in refusing to make terms with the

rebels is thus at last signally rewarded

lar bravery wasexpressedley I through and they retain as they ought to retain

thank the Cuunil of the Europea s-

indeal for

tch very

kind letter and congratulations.

most full discretion as to the treatment to be

RECOR1 10

men who have been in Tisc

PROFITEERING "

however,

I fed are really undeserved as 1 arms against the representatives of the FOR

was of course only to glad to he allowed people and who have sought by every the privilege

of goin

Th after Miss wether of violence to impose their will on 10 CASH y Ellis, privilege which, I think, every the mass of their fellow wantrymen.

British woman in India must bave wished she Could T

base

"always wished to Fu over the

as I had

not had a tay off from the rovine of hospital work I since September 15th bist, the change was i real pleasure and trust of it. I enjoyed. That the Khans who were with me were willing to talk everything over with me and let me share their opinions as if I had been a min was gratifying and I am grateful to them for dair loyalty. So I feel it is I who should thank and not be thanked and indeed I gmteful for the joy of being allowed an active share in Miss Ellis's rescue. With renewed thanks for your kind letter, I am yours sincerely, (Sd) Lamas A. STARE."

"BARLING"

"ULTIMA THULE".

* WEINGOTT ”. {

"BARNEYS," etc.

TABAQUERIA FILIPINA,

SOUTH

38, Queen's Road Central.

EUROPEAN AIRWAYS.

41123

LEAFIELD, May 24th. Discussing with a representative of The Tixies his recent tour of European airways,

MANCHURIA RAILWAYEir Samuel Hoare, who was Secretary in the

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for children.

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Barbour Exactly one hour's journey Dairen by express train. Yamato Hotel (16 rooms). Sufficient place of historical and scenic interest to fill a month with a fresh walk or drive BTBry day. Most healthy and salubrious spot in the Far East. KONGOSAN, The famous Diamond Mountain of Kores. A special Sumner Resor rivalling Switzerland for climate and scenery, Beautiful peaks and charming cascades Grand recuperative qualities. Kongown Hotel (19 moms) at Ozrairi and Choanji Hotel (1 room) at Choenri."

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Applications may be sent to the Hotel Managers si the parlozi reports or so

THE SUPERINTENDENT OF HOTELS Trato Departmect Dahls: Adi. Manteau

SOUTH MANOHTURIA RAILWAY, Dafran. Dodos: 48.0.8th EL, A1 à Liebers.

The All

A

British

Standard

LIGHT CAR

Typically an Overseas car for service under any conditions. Call at Agents for a trilrum

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FOR FURTHER PARTICU LAES TO STANDARD MOTOR Co.. COVENTRY,

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LYD

ENG

|late Cabinet aurd is stated to bo retaining that office in the new Ministry, declared that the main object of the tour was to

a

satisfy himself that British companies werd

The Trade Supplement, ong its principal editorial page, has the re-

marks:

Chur readers will recall, the numerous in. stages in which frankly hostile "profiteer. gommitte, discovered that great trading organizations did not as a natier

poley use their strength to extract higher gross profits than were customary among nuorganizi traders. The Coats combine stabilized the price of sewing. cotton and was able to charge British cua- sumers less because of profite from foreign trade. That is one of the advantages of branded and advertised goods-the pru prietors endeavour 20 stabilize prires be cause it is good business to do so, and in fact, advertised goods during the years of scarcity were far less subject an fluctun tions in price than unbranded merchandise. The history of the biye' shows how the consumer benefits from mass production and mas selling on wiensife lines. The port of the committee on Trusts poisted the utter way. Let us have not less hat more combination, methadt, and scientific salesmanship with the Board of Trade holding the power to interfere on behalf of fair play. Only by such means enn British trade hold its own against the cartels and trusis of its competitors abroad.

It appears from the report of the Cor- mittes in Milk Supplies that the milk

proving effective means of transport and to examine the prospects of future develop went. He was impressed by the comfort able

conditions in which he travelled and aio with the

of pxtraordinary

livary punctuality of arrival at various places. This has given Sir Samuel Hoare grounds for the hope that scheme of co-operation with European intries may be jsible when the restablishment of an Imperial service 155 contemplated. In Holland be found great interest in the possibility of connecting Java and the Far Eastern possessions of Belgium there was considerable interest in

combons" is in a position to supply milk Holland with Europe by air. Likewise in

to the consumer profitably at a price per organising a flight from Belgiura to the gallon less than the unorganized retailers. Congo. Sir Samuel Hoam says: The can afford to charge. Indeed, it is stated that if the combine reduced its charges Dutch night he of great value in an Imperial soheme. France would be inter the result would be to exterminate the ested as far east as Syria and Alexandria, analler retailer dealing only in milk, who We of course are interested directly at pre-lives on the edge of the profit margin. sent from Cairo to Baghdad.

So much has been said shout the wicked- ness of combination in industry that it useful to record this testimony to greater eficfency of organized trading. Longos, May 27th.

The way to progress and the ultimate Mr. Sustri, in London to day twih refer advantage of the consumer is through ence to the Kenya question, declared that organizulin, and no through unrestrict Indians only asked for a fair field and no od cut throat competition. But this coun favour. Indians were prepared to place try is now to grasp the potentialities of native interests foremost, but that connoted organization, and aven the Committee complete abandonment by whites of res finds it difficult to draw the right deduc- pousible

government. He questioned whetion from the facts. her that consummation were possible.

THE KENYA QUESTIONS.

Indians did not Neck dominat tion. They

hard helped to build

up

they were told the Indians

A scandal of civilized

were

While he readily acknowledged a hundred benefits India

received, yet outside India, Indian attachment to the Empire brought only humiliation and tribulation. Indians in the self-governing Dhainions treated worse thru aliens After alluding to certain sections and politicians

white empire who talked of political atheists," Mr. Sastri said that India wished to continue the connection with the Empire which she regarded as en. tirely beneficial to herself, and meant t

t to make enduring. He believed in the genius of British statesmanship to

to reconcile the

the

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Tcl. Central 236.

2, Quoon's Buildings.

WORLD THEATRE

TUESDAY, 12th, to FRIDAY, 15th June.

Matinee-5.16 p.m.

TOM MIX

IN

THE

UNTAMED

A Startling Boriance of The West. The Story of Three Inseparable Companions and the Wreaking of A Fearial Vengeance,

TSUAL PRICES.

Night-9.15 p.m.

2;

CHARLES CHAPLIN

IN

THE PILGRIM

ALBO

SNUBB POLLARD

IN

THE

"OLD SEA DOG"

Prices $2.00 & 31 50

Soldier and Sailers

80 cts. to Stalls only.

BOOKING AT THE THEATRE.

YE OLDE PRINTERIE, LTD.

:

HAVE REMOVED TO

14 QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL

Telephone 3787.

V. C. LABRUM, Manager.

W. P.

SIMPSON

(LATE OF DISSĮBROS.)

TAILOR & BREECHES MAKER

bas opened Business (at

ASTOR HOUSE BUILDING.

Queen's Road Central,

2nd Floor.

DRUGS

PRESCRIPTIONS

(785

When the Doctor prescribes he expects the Druggist to fill the prescription with Pure Drags. The quality of our Drugs, Medicines and Toilet Goode is not surpassed. Have the Dostor's Prescription filled here and the result will be

atisfactory.

THE PHARMACY,

TOR REDBUILDING (orrosive Tux House Sr.)

EXPANDED METAL

FOR PLASTER Word and RK-INFINGER, DONORETE

and now

sition was

.

HONGKONG SHARE MARKET

AS

CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

USED IN

Jave 13th, 1923. Hongkong and Shanghai

Banks....

...............$1,090 D. Union Insurances............ 2274 b... Hongkong Fire Insurances...$ 441 b. Indo-Chin Delerred)... 8

Kowloon Wharves

NUMEROUS

IMPORTANT

Whanapon Docks ...................5 Shanghai Docks................... The 96 ca. Hongkong Hotels ...... 1.8 26.85 b.* Humphreys Estantes.......... 254 h. Orientals

195. 107 83. 154 b...

WORKS

IN

Tis. 51 ra

*

Hongkong Electrice.........

23 b. 315

buyers; zellers; sa-sales.

different cultures and civilisation; and ho strongly resented a handful of whites endeak down such an ideal the help of Georral Smuts, us

and

if he were the Pope of white domination of the earth, to obtain a reversal of the Imperial Conference decision. Indians, concluded Mr. Sastri, refused any longer to be bullied into submission.

Cementa

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FOR

FLOOR,

ROOF.

FOUNDATION,

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