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Famous Docters Sariss, Na, d
TO GET RID OF
STOMACH TROUBLES
An
English Doctor
writes :—
"I find that * Bizurated' Magnesiz taken after most of my ments is the only thing that keepà me free from pain and discomfort, and I take it regularly. I often prescribe it for my patients, and have had very good results."
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(Signed) Dr. H, G——
—————————, BL.A., M.R.C.S.. L.R.C.P. HE English doctor is the most conservative medical
bat personally uses a remedy there can be no more con- vincing proof of its efficacy. This doctor is but one of many who constantly advise the use of Risurated Magnesis in all cases of indigestion. Most stomach trouble is caused by acidity, and the reason why Bisuraled' Magnesia gives quick relief is that is in- stantly neutralises excess acid and soothes, heals and trengthens the inflamed stomach lining. Nothing could be simpler, saler or surer. If you suffer with indigestion or stomach disorder of any kind put your faith in Europena science and make an end of your trophies by taking Bitrated' Maynesia after eating or whenever pain is felt.
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1936:
MAIL NEWS FROM HOME
Gossip Of The Week
London, June 15. Although all Ambassadors and Ministers accredited to the Court
of St. James's were invited to the Abyssinian Legation to meet the Emperor on Saturday, only some of the "Asiatic atil South American Ministers attended.
This was due to two reasons. The first was a doubt existing in the Diplomatic Corps whether Dr Martin is still officially accredited to the Court of St. James's,
The second was the fact that » point had been made of aanpune. ing that Signor Grandi, the Italian Ambassador, would not be invited.
The corporate spirit of the Dip- lomatic Corps is very strong. The Ambassadors curld not attend with out here slighting their fellow Ambassador.
I understand that diplomats who consulted the Foreign Office as to whether they could with propriety be present were informed that they must make their own individual decisions, and that no official guidance would be forthcoming
NEW FRENCH MONTAGU NORMAN
M. Auriol Laberie, the new Governor of the Bank of France, was M. Caillaux's Chef de Cabinst -principal private secretary is a rough English equivalent-when he was Minister of Finance,
This may be the reason for the selection of M. Labeyrie, the api- pointinent always being binde from the permanent officials of the Finance Ministry.
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Debenture holders score in that their seats are available on every day of the Wimbledon fortnight. Seats obtained in the public ballot are available only for alternate days.
THE BLUE RIBAND TROPHY
Yesterday's run of the Queen Mary, averaging 29.52 knots, with an hour and a half's delay owing
tug, further indication that she will capture the Atlantic re- cord in the near future, 11
When she has done this a claim tor the Blue Riband Trophy- pre- sented by Mr. H. K. Hales-must be made within a month. The claim is submitted to the trustees, au international board of seven, of which the Duke of Sutherland is chairman,
Queen Mary breaks the record on Supposing, however, that the this or her next voyage, the trophy will not immediately be hers. By the rules governing the award three months must elapse after the record crossing before its posses- sion passes.
The Normandie is the second liner to hold the trophy, the Rex In the latter case being the first. the run was measured from Tarifa Nantucket Lightship. Point to The trophy is also open to liners on the Canadian service, Father Point paking the place of Nantuc- ket as the western end of the COUTS.
M. COT'S FIRST TASK
After the 1921 elections hail re- M. Pierre Cot, the French Air turned, as goW, a Left majority. Minister, visited the new Gatwick successive Coalition Governments Airport, which WLA opened on found themselves in conflict with aturday by Lord Swinton. He thus performed his first official duty on English soil.
the Bank of France
Twice within two years M., Cail- laux tried fall with the bank. In the first case M. Caillaux fell. In the second the bank's Governor. Meanwhile the frane had fallen steadily until it was 240 to the pound. Finally M. Pioncaré ro- turned to office
He was supported during his two years Premiership by sufficient members of the Left Wing Cartel to enable him, in concert with the Bank of France, to save the franc.
บ
..LENT £7,000
By the statutes of the Bunk, which date from 1806, the Gover nor is appointed by the State.
Before assuming his duties, how- ever, the Government must own 100 shares. These to-day are worth about £7,500.
As French Treasury officials are not expected to be able to lay their hands on this amount of money, the Bank gives them credit.
The Governor therefore starts by giving hostages to the 12 Regents, as the directors of the Bank are called,
Presumably M. Blum means to take steps by which M. Laberrie will not be liable to any form of
pressure.
DINNER BOOM
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Over 350 Conservative peers and M.P.8 will be present at the 1800 Club dinner next Wednesday, when the principal guest will be the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
This number creates a new high record for the function. The pre vious best had been the 313 who came to speed Mr. Baldwin on the eve of his departure with the Ot- tawa Conference delegation.
Mr. Neville Chamberlain's draw ing powers are undoubtedly re sponsible for the bulk of this year's dinners. On the other hand, the toast of "The Club" may have something to do with it,
!
He was unable to be present at the afternoon's ceremonica, as he had to return hurriedly to Paris to take up the portfolio assigned to him 24 hours earlier..
He made, however, a special visit in the morning to what Lord Swin- ton later said he hoped would prove a rallying-point for a for- invasion of tourists from eign Paris
M. Cot has had considerable ex. perience of his post, which he has held three times before.
WALL STREET SLUMPING AGAIN
A Wall Street broker whom I met during the week-end was any thing but cheery. He had just res ceived news that his firm on Satur day had truded in & here 80 shares
This was the worst half-day's' business in ite history. He told me that to break even" his firms in a full day had to do at least 9,000 shares. On Friday the total was 1,500.
A sign of the present stamp, my friend said, was the drop in the price of Stock Exchange seats. In a few months these bave fallen. from £35,000 to less than £20,000.
The chief cause of the present lack of business is believed to be the restrictive margin
require- menta enforced by the Security Commission. These have had the effect of forcing some larger trad- era to do their business through London's American market.
A curious paradox in the situa tion is that business appears to be booming and the reports of the large industrial companies are all highly favourable.
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DOMINIE-PLAYWRIGHT
Running a successful preparatory
a
r. Thomas Pellatt, who, having It baa been accomplished by
which he founded, has written retired from Durnford' School,
his schoolmastering reminiscences,
Boys in the Making."
This is to be proposed by Mr.school is such an absorbing task Winston Churchill and responded that to combine it with success in the London theatre must be a rare to by Lord Londonderry. The
feat. Francophile views of the proposer and the equally strong sympathy Herr von Ribbentrop's Whiteun host has with Germany should lend added liveliness to these speeches. SIX-GUINEA TICKETS TILL 1947 With Wimbledon approaching I have heard many inquiries about centre-court seats available for de benture holders. Originally, when the new Wimbledon was financed sixteen years ago, there were two classes of debentures both issued at
£50 each.
The As were all redeemed in 1927, but still carry the right to the allotment of seat at the cur- rent price (now six guineas) every year up to 1047..
The B debentures, of which there were 1,500, carry no interest, but entitle the holders to a free seat up to 1917. A certain number" are drawn for redemption each year in July, at par-but the rights za
to seats continue.
It nowhere mentions that the author is also that "Wilfrid T. Coleby" who, among other plays, Lens Ashwell did at the Kingsway wrote the Sway Boat,"
before the war. "
which
produced in 1932, was done under
The last of his plays, "Dizzy," his own name. It arose, he said at the time, from a schoolboy how- ler.
"What do you know of Dis raeli?" brought the answer: "Dis raeli would keep on buying shares in the sewage canal, and this in- sanitary habit angered Mr. Glad- stone so much that they did not speak to each other."
MAGIC AT COVENT GARDEN
Sir Thomas Beecham is return- ing to-night to ane of his first Bloves. He produced "The Tales of Hoffmann" in May, 1910, xt His Majesty's Theatre, where it was an
SEATS FOR EVERY DAY The preamt market value of debentures is in the neighbourhood of £200. They occasionally change hande round that figure.
A hundred C debentures were issued 1928 at £150 each. They are liable to be drawn any year at £50.
With the exception that the bal lot for peats is made after the bal lot for the other holders and the places allotted are therefore not quiet so good, they are identical with the Bs.
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Incidentally, I hear that Biz Thomas has shown his personal in-
The immense vogue of the Bar-terest in the magic which Mr. Noel carolle trought him considerable Makelyne has arranged by trying out the affects himself. These are musical discomfort. It was in the. repertory of every restaurant band chiefly concerned with the sudden in England. And wherever Sir appearances of Dr. Miracle, who Thomas lunched or dined it was is inally blown to pieces. As Sir Thomas is still sound in wind and played in his honour.
limb, nerebus opera-goers to-night can take courage when the doctor meets his explosive end.
"A nightmare" how I have heard him describe his excessive popularity.
TEL
OXFORD SOCIALISTS' BETBACK reverted to the custom of wearing evening dress at debates- prac Mr. Janks Brown, the new pre-tice temporarily abandoned by the sident-elect of the Oxford Union, Socialiste is that rare phenomenon-an Ulster Liberal,
In spite of his official Liberalia he has won two notable victories for conservatism at the Union during the present term.
At the beginning of the term he succeeded in carrying a motion. whereby the officers of the society
"A fortnight ago, with the power ful support of Mr. Ian Harvey, fast, term's president and the lead ing undergraduate Conservative, he secured the rejection of the pro-
posal to admit women to member” ship of the Union.
PETERBOROUGH
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