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Congress of Students.

A Congress of“ · university students, representing forty-six nations, is to be held in San Francisco in 1915.

Motors and Rubber.

SERVICE MATTERS.

Volunteering-new Proposals

for Conscription. *** .

The defence of the voluntary principle in the military service of Great Britain is the task of an

THE HONGKONG, TELEGRAPH, MONDÂY, JULY 14, 1913.

Prepaid Advertisements

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influential committee which has MEIRION, No. 10, Peak, TO LET-AT KOWLOON,

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16 Rooms.

NEW MODERN 3 ROOM- ED FLATS with Two Bathrooms No. 21, SHELLY STREET. Pantry, Kitchen and Servants" ERON VILLAS" Mount Kellet, English Baths Kitchen has En- No. 59 The Peak, 6 "CAM- Quarters, Bathrooms fitted with

To let or for sale, GLEN-glish Cooking Range and Hot

jast been formed. Colonel Brom- That the motor industry is ley Davenport, who was Finance conanning more rubber is fully Secretary at the War Oflice in confirmed by the statement of Mr. Balfour's Administration, is Mr. John Barns in parliamentary the general, chairman, Sir Hugh papers that there are now licensor Shaw-Stewart (one of the principal SHIEL, Barker Road, No. 124, Water Boiler, Electric Light in the United Kingdom 320,119 representatives of County Assooin Peak, 5 rooms from 1st March, throughout. Immediate Posses motor vehicles. These are made tions in their collective dealings 1913. up of 175,247 motor-onra, 132,245 with the War Office) is treasurer, motor-cycles, and "12,027 heavy and Mr J. A. Spendor, the editor motor vehicles. Largene this total of the "Westminster Gazette," and appears, it has been stated that a member of the London County in the State of New York there Association, is executive chair are more motor vehicles than in man. the whole of the United King dom.

Japanese Caught in Suspicious

Position.

The first pronouncement of the committee, to be issued shortly, hears the signatures of Admiral Sir Cyprian Bridge, Major- General Sir Iver Herbert, Oulonel,

to:-

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Notices

No ices

GOOD GLASSES PROPERLY FITTED

cooling, heating, and ventilating precautions as the magazines of a Dreadnought, and these will be maintained under the strict st service conditions. Oflicers of the Royal Navy will supa rice closely the magazines and store at the termioni ports. So fer the policy in regard to the shipa has white crews. British ships with Lon to arm only ships carrying Lascar or Chinese crews have been invited to join inthe scheme. to an optician of doubtful abiliť Y Bat there seems no reason why a to purchase glasses upon which vessel with some Lascar seamen but a sufficient number of white your eye-sight depends.'' seamen to form guns' crews should not bave the self-defending equipment.

ese youth giving the name of Kaya Sazuki was rescued yester military writer), Mr Julian Cor- of harbour; 8 Rooms, 3 Bathrooms, view: Reasonable," day from the bay near Fort Weds bett (the naval historian), Lord Garden and Tennis Court: Ac kong Telegraph." worth, one of the furtifications of Inverclyde, Sir T. Glen-Costs comodations for 30 Servants,

Bedford- New York barbaor, by the steamer (Lord-Lieutenant of Christian X and taken to Ellie hire), Sir Frederick Pollock (the) Island, the Federal immigration jurist and historian), and Mr G. Roberta and Mr. J. Ward, station. According to the swim-. mor's story, he had been float two Labour Members of Parlia

The promoters of the TO LET (from 1st July 1913) two hours, having entered the ment,

No. 2 Mountain View, The waterma the Jerary shore to re-committee have been careful Peak. Apply LINSTEAD &

emphasizo trieve his hat. The current, he to

non-party DAVIS. said, carried him away Saz ki character. The object of the organ-Hongkong, 9th June, 1913, [345 was paroled in custody of theisation, are set forth as follow: Japanese Consul reading an in-To preserve the privilege of vestigation by the authorities. undertaking military service vol- juntarily, had to promote volun- Heredity and Blood Crystals. tary training in preparation for Philadelphia, June 8-Prof-national defence: To apread in-Road. essor Edward Tyson Reichert of formation showing (1) the vital the University of Pennsylvania is importance of our naval super seeking the establishment of macy; (b) the moral superiority: proof of his theory that heredity of voluntary service, and its ne- Can ba traced through the cessity for the maintenance of our examination of blood crystals, over-sea services and their expan-io quickly. Some misapprelien- For years, Dr. Reichert has been sion in times of emergency; (c) sions as to the status of the working along these lines, slowly, the strategic waste of highly- ships are being cleared away, trying to discover whether it was trained forces not liable to serve and the effect dissipated of not possible to determine the over-sose; (d). the economic waste hostile criticisms, which the father of a child by comparing attaching to compulsory universal Amiralty have reason to blive the blood crystals of the infant training for able-bodied adults as have not come always from with those of the parent. He a defensive measure for the Brit-entirely disintercated quarters. enys now that he has practically ish Isles. To promote the moral The BUCUSES of the solome solved this important question, and physical training of the boys will take away an enormous but that his laboratory work has and girls of the United Kingdom, burden from the regular mury; not yet reached that point where A very effective series of pam- and as this comes to be rc agnis he can give the results of his dis phlets has been prepared by the ed motives of patriotism as well coveries to the public.

committee for distribution. One as well as of sound business in- Japanese Business Hours,

of the best of these, the "Daily surance are bringing ship-ownera It is stated that the authorities Chronicle" says, deals with the into line. The first Australian of the Bureau of Legislation in effect of the conscriptionist pro- trader to he fitted is the Ceramic, British prestige a White Star boat which is fitted Japan are now pursuing investi- pagauda on lations with the object of altering among Continental nations, to carry frozen meat and wheat. In 1909 General Langlois, the A big response is expected from follows: The half holiday on creator of modern field artilley, Australian liners when the pur Saturday will be abolished. The who commanded France's crack pose and scope of the scheme are term of summer vacation, which troops on the Eastern frontier, explained there. Another Fower up to the present has been from paid a visit to the Territorial which may possibly be en enemy July 11 till September 10, shall camps. Remarking that the fear of the Empire at sea is understood be shortened to August 1 to of German invasion haunted the to have between 30 and 40 armed September 10, while the office British mind, and was pushed to merchantmen, the guns and the hours from July 11 to July 31, exaggeration, and that Lord fittings being carried in the which in the past have been from Roberts, wishing to lead the holds. The British armed ships 8 s.. to 12 a.m., are to be extend-ons pivare," open, their gure out in the ed to from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., while blackens the picture," General open," their work no ting between. August 1 and Septem- Langlois added, forritorial attack, but self-defence. There is ber 10 business will be transacted Force, with one Regular Divisjon, no reason why the numle of between 8 a.m. and noon.

will amply suffice for the event them should not reach to hun- uality in case of a conflict ba-dreds. Their value in that case New Peak for Mountaineers. ween France and Germany, with would be very great as regards Mount Robson, asys the Cana" their respective allies." By 1911 the keeping open of the food dian Magazine, is at the moment owing to the campaign of the roules in time of war. probably the most talked-of conscriptionist party, the Con- of fitting a ship is some £500, mountain in North America, and inental journals, quoting from and this falls on the owner. But one of the least known. Until the English newspapers, were assum-it is a very small sum consider- new transcontinental railway, the ing that the British public had ing the tsnefits gained. All Grand Trank Pacific, came with con vinced themselves that the Ter- other costs and the payment; in sight of it last summer, this ritorial Force would be "incapable of the guns' crem fall on the spectacular peak was to the gene for some considerable time of ful- Admiralty. An effort is now ral public almost a myth. Even filling the mission assigned to it." being made to ensure that tho now few adventurere have reached A German military paper went so arming of these chips and the its bass, and but one expedition far in 1912 as to say that, "the storage in them of a certain -composed of two men has supporters of universal service amount of ammunition will not ascended to its cloud-capped sum- have shattered the country's be prejudice them as regards port mit. It is said to be the highest lief in the capacity of the Ter regulations. All the influence of peak yet discovered in the Cana- ritorial Army." Nothing could the Admiralty will be directed dian Rockies, whilst its base is the show more oler ly the damaging towards Locoring for them im- centre of a new world of wonders, effect of the conscriptionist cam-munity from any harassing res- It overlooks the new railway from paiga on nor prestige; as the trictions. Very striot precautions a distance of ten miles through leaflet remarks, "If we go on will le takon regarding the the Yellowhead Pass.

insisting that we are absolutely magazines of these hips defenceless someone is bound to Their

Government office hours

Burial at -Sea.

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The cost

very small mt

believe us in the long ran.” gazines will have the fame

Armed Merchantmen.

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Notice

THE FAIR FARM

MissAmy Moul, of Craven Ter- race, Lancaster-Gate, London, W., who left estate valued at £5,698, On May 31 the Houlder liner directed that hier body should be La Corrientina left Liverpool for placed in a perfectly simple white South America fitted by the Ad- She wood coffin, which should be placed miralty with two 4.7 guns, in a leaden coffin with heavy carries as her normal cargo to weights- Amy Moul, of Lon-England some 142,000 carcases don," to be stamped on top-and of mest. Other vessels of the be taken down by midnight train line are being fitted to defend to Falmouth Station, and the themselves in case of war. next morning, if fine, to leave the Admiralty are aiming to get Landing-stage at seven o'clock, vessels on the chief food routes and be taken out to sea, no fur armed in the frat instance: The Farm is under EUROPEAN ther than necessary; four men though they are not refusing any SUPERVISION and every atten and a chaplain to take the coffin type of suitable merchant ship tion is paid to the PROPER

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Russia and China. The Sine Russian Treaty re geding Mongolia was submitted to the Chang Yi Yuan some.me ago, but no decision has yet been arrived at. Another long discus ion was held in a special Cabinet Note: mesting to discuss means for the final esttlement of the question. -"Peking Daily News"

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