1915-06-28 — Page 10

WAR TELEGRAMS,

(Continued from page 1.)

AUSTRIAN COMMUNIQUE

ANOTHER ADMISSION,

Jaro 27, 6.25 a.m.

A Vienna communique admits that the Russians have pierced the Austrian front at one point between the Dniester and Pruth.

EXCEPT THROUGH THE NETHERLANDS

OVERSEA TRUST."

Juno 20, 0.35 p.m. A Proclamation is gázotteď prohibiting any exportation to the Netherlands except through the Notherlande Oversea Trust.

(Toe following telegrams appeared in our special edition of yesterday:~]

ENEMY TRADING PROHIBITION PROCLAMATION.

(British Foreign Office Telegram)

June 25, 8.10 p.m. The following are the terms of the new Proclamation which was issued this evening,

Whereas it is expedient that transaction between British subject; and persons of enemy nationality resident or carrying on business in China, Siam, Persia or Morocco should be restricted in manner provided by this Proclamation, nor therefore we have thought it by and with the advice of our Privy Council to issue this our Royal Proclamation declaring ant it is hereby dolared as follows:-

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1915.

WAR TELEGRAMS,

A SUBMARINE HERO.

Jund 20, 12.00 a.m.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

CEO. P. LAMMERT.

AUCTIONEER, SHARE &

GENERAL, BROKER

HE Undersigned has received THE

Instructions to sell by Public Auction on

The "Guzatta"publishes the announcement that Lieut. M.E NA-

TUESDAY, smith has been awarded the Victoria Cross for most conspicuous the 29th June, 1915, commenc- bravery while commanding a submarine in the Sea of Marmors, Ining at 2.30 p.m. at No. 9 Ice the face of great danger he succeeded in destroying large Turkish House Street (cornor of Zetland gunboat, two transporte and an ammonition ship, three store- ships, and drove another storeship ashore. When he had passed the most difficult part of the homeward journey he returned to torpedo another Turkish transport..

The King has further granted the Distinguished Service Cross to Lieut. G. Doyly Hughes and Acting Lieut. R. Brown, while the Distinguished Service Medal has been awarded to Rear Admiral Crow: Mr. Oguri, Japanese Naval Attache is made Hontrary Coinman. der of St. Michael and St. George; Mr. Inasaki, military attache, Bonorary Companion of the Bath.

FOOD EXPLOITERS WARNED.

June 28, 425 a,m.

Street),

Household Furniture

A Quantity of Valuable including many specimens made

of Solid Teak. · (Particulars from Catalogue)· Terms:-As usuaf.

On view from Monday, the 28th inst.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer.

THE Undersigned has received instructions, from the Trustees of the Wing Yu Shing Hing Koe frm (in bankruptcy) to sell by Public Auction on

MONDAY,

at li a.m.

at the Po On Godowns, Connaught Road West.

The Rt. Hon. Walter Runciman, of the Board of Tade, spoak-the 5th July, 1915, commencing ing at Hartlepool, said we had 'provided for the defence of Flandere! against any attack, however great. Our numbers were adequate for any turn which may come. The Government if necesary will take drastic measures to prevent the exploiting of foo i andboul. There was to encugh meat for all and civilians must expecta sho:tage. We are now learning to deal with the cubmarine menace.

FRENCH COMMUNIQUE.

GERMANS REPULSED IN THE VOSGES

June 20,25 s..

A Paris communique says that the actions north f Arrag and between the Oise, Aiane and Argonne were chiefly confined to cannonading and fights with hand grenades.

The German sitack in the Vosges was ropulved.

GERMAN MINISTER TO BULGARIA REILACED,

(1) The Proclamation for the time being in force relating to trading with the enemy shall a from the Twenty Sixth day of July 1915 apply to any person or body of persons of enemy nations- lity resident or carrying on business in China, Siam, Persia or Morocco in the same manner as they apply to persons or bodies or perous resident or carrying on business in #1 enemy country provided that where an enemy has a branch locally situated. in Chine, Siam, Paraia or Morocco, nothing in Article 6 of the A report from Sofia states that the German Minitor has been Trading with the Enemy Proclamation No. 2 shall bere called to Berlín, as he was regarded as not saffioierly active and construed so as to prevent transaction by or with that branch too bureaucratic. He is replaced by the militat attache in being treated as transactione by or with an enemy.

(2) Nothing in this Proclamation shall be taken to prohibit anything which may be specially permitted by our licence or by a licence given on our behalf by a Secretary of State or the Board of Trade or the Lords Commissioners of our Treasury.

(3) This Proclamation shall be called the Trading with the Enemy, China, Sam, Persia and Morocco Proclamation 1915.'

FRENCH RESUME THE OFFENSIVE.

June 25, 5 35

p.m.

The French resumed the offensive in the Souolez ragion and

male progress.

A great battle han developed on the heights of the Mense. At Colonne the Germans made a west violent attack along the whole front, hurling asphyxiating bomba and throwing burning liquids over the Frenchmen.

A communique says that the enemy, after penetrating a portion of their second lice, was thrown back. The Germans at midnight re-attempted the o1ensive, were enveloped in a curtain of fire, and dispersed with Levy losses. The French are easily maintaining the upper hand in Lorrains and Aleace.

SERIES OF GERMAN REVERSES IN GALICIA.

Constantinople.

June 20,1.25 ..

RUSSIAN COMMUNIQUE.

THE FIGHTING IN GALICIA.

Jane 26,15 a..

A Petrogra 1 communique reports thero hue been important ohange.

In the directions of Zalkiew and Lamberg the enely continued the attack on the Lamberg, Brejany, and Kamnika taways. der of the Germans who crossed the Koziny district.

We drove back across the Daisater on Wednesdagbo romain-

We captured on Wednesday evening the remainde of the Aus trians who crossed Martynovo Rouzdviany, altogether 15 prisoners. Austro-Germans on the same night attempted to cae south of Notwithstanding the disastrous results of the fossings the Bukatobeveiz, where fighting continues.

AUSTRIAN ACTIVITIES DISTURBE).

June 23, 15 s.m.

A message from Rome states that an official comunique re- ports reconnaissances more pushed beyond all the front and showed June 25, 6.10 p.m.

that the enemy was most active in strengthening his orks, bring Realer's correspondent at Amsterdam reports that the German ing up reinforcemente, and mounting new batteries.

His activities were disturbed by the Italian artilly and bold rejoicings over Lamberg have been damped by to-night'e Berlin communique admitting a series of raverses in the Russian theatre of raids made by small detachments, war, for they were compelled to evacuats ground in Galicia which was captured on Wednesday by the Austro-German left wing.

The situation of General Mackensen'e army is unchanged. General Linsingen, north-west of Halicz, has been compelled to retreat acro the Dniester "before the enemy's counter-attacks with superior forces."

THE WAR LOAN; RESPONSE SATISFACTORY.

June 25, 10.10 p.m. The public response to the war lcan is decidedly satisfactory. Enormous though the subacriptions have been it must be remem- bered the loan is to cover the expenditure of a year, and will re- quire the whole-hearted co-operation of all classes.

Jave 20, 5.15 p.m.

GERMAN FORCE FACES ITALIAIS.

June 20. 110 a.m.

|

884 Slabs Yunnan Tin.

On view Now.

Terms: Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer,

NOTICES.

SILIMPOPON (SEBATTIK)

COAL.

The undersignol having been appointed Agents for the Cowie Harbour Coal Co., Ltd. aro prepared to quote prices for best quality Silimpopon Coal trim- mod into Bunkers at Sebatlik or (British North Sandakan Borneo).

Silimpopon Coal compares fovourably with the bettor grades of Japanese Coal and gives good results on a very moderate con- sumption.

Steamore calling at Sebattik or Sandakan exclusively for Silimpopon Coal (either cargo or Bunkors) are exempt from pay", ment of all Port charges.

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At Sobattik steamers berthod alongside the Companys' wharf where there is a minimum depth of 27 to 28 feet at low water Spring Tides.

Harbour) Prices, and all other Charts of Sibuko Bay, (Sebattik information concerning the Port Agents. can be had on application to the

BRADLEY & Co., Ltd. Agents Cowie Harbour Coal

Co., Ltd. Hongkong, 8th June, 1915.

THE HONGKONG CORINTH-

IAN YACHT CLUB.

A general meeting of members will be held at the Club House on June 30th, 1915, at 6 p.m.

All members are specially re- quested to attend.

By order of Committee,

A. D. GEE,

Hon. Secretary,

A SNOWBALL BAG SALE |

in aid of the Belgians in England and in Belgium, will be held in the grounds of Government

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ENTERTAINMENTS..

VICTORIA THEATRE,

TUESDAY, 29th June, 1915,

Another Starlling Programme at this Popular Theatre The Great Dramatic Feature Film **THE WAYS OF LIFE"

4 parts-Length 3,000 feet Pathe's Animated Gazette, (INTERESTING) WIFFLES GETS A DIVORCE-

FRIDAY, 2nd July, 13th & 14th Episodes "PERILS OF PAULINE."

BIJOU THEATRE.

TO-NIGHT!

TO-NIGHT !!

The Sensational American Drama, THE WRECK

in 4 parts-Longth 6,000 feet, etc., etc.

SUNDAY, 27th June,

THE THREE CARSONS the world's greatest sharp shooters.

WE

NOTICES.

WILL SUPPLY

DISS BROS,

ENGLISH TAILORS. No. 1, WYNDHAM ST. (Flower St:)

Over 30 year

the late Lord

ba received from 131MROD'S CURB, and every post bringe a letter to-day.

Beaconsfield tria

HIMROD

CURE for

ASTHMA

FAMES FOR 40 YEARS,

So'd in linɔ by ale Chemists'nnd Starts throughout the Country. Beware of Imitations,

CONSIGNEES

TOYO KISEN KAISHA.

6.8.

"TENYO MARU,"

A report comes from Udine to the effect thathe Italians House, on FRIDAY, July 9th From SAN FRANCIS00, via captured German prisoners, who say they belong to a ice of 30,00) from 4-7 p.m. Mecklenburgere,

BUSINESSLIKE ITALIAN THREA.

June 20, 10a.m. Reuter's correspondent în Rome states that Italy,ja retaliation

Colonial Subscriptions; Conditions.

for the bombardment of defenceless towns and the atraction of The Press Bureau states the Bank of England is prepared to anar med merchantmen, has decreed that she will getompensation receive applications for the war loan from abroad provided tele- by the confiscation of the enemy ships and cargoes no interned in graphic advice in received and a deposit of 5 per cent, is paid Italian porte. before the 10th of July.

QUEEN MOTHER AND THE GURKHAS.

Jure 26, 12.00 a.m. Her Majesty Q10an Alexandre visited the_Indian wounded in the Pavilion, Brighton, and afterwarde proceeded to the tents where the Sikh wounded men were holding a religious servics for the success of British srms. The Queen Mother then visited the kitchens, where Mr. Sahai, the Indian Advisor and Benior Medical Officer was presented. Her Majesty tasted the various Indian foods and asked Mr. Sahai to tell the soldiers what had been done and thanked him for the excellence of the arrangementé.

In the course of the tour Her Majestý took special notice of two Gurkha brothers (wounded by the cams shell)' who sang "Tipperary" to her.

Prior to arriving at Brighton Her Majesty visited the Indian hospital ship, but the locality is not specified.

SUBMARINE MENACE; A WEEK'S ALL.

Jane 28, 125 p.m. Daring the week ending June 23rd three Brith merekant steamers were sunk by German submarines.

The arrivals and departures of oversea steamerst and from England during that period totalled 1400.

TRADING WITH THE ENEMY FORBIDEN.

June 28, 115 a.m.

Under the distinguished pat ronage of HE. The Governor and Lady May, H.E. Major General Kelly, O.B and Mrs.-Kolly, His Honour Sir William Reos Davies, and Lady Res Davies, The Com- modore and Mrs. Anstruther

Road.

HONOLULU, JAPAN PORTS

and MANILA,

The above named Steamer hay- ing arrived, Consignees of cargo

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SAPIOL & STEEL

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CONSIGNEES

"MOGUL" LINE OF STEAMERS.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,

THE Steamship

"MONTROSE,"

From OLASGOW, LIVERPOOL & STRAITS,

By kind permission of Colonol are horoby notified to send in CONSIGNEES of Cargo are Watson and the Officers, the Band their Bills of Lading for counter- horoby informed that all of the 74th Punjabis will play signature, and to take immediate Goods are being landed at their

delivery of Cargo from alongside, risk into the Godowns of Holt during the afternoon.

Cargo remaining undelivered Wharf at Kowloon, whence Entrance from Lower Albert on June 24th, at noon, will be and/or from the wharvesdelivery

landed at Consignee's risk and may be obtained Admission 20 ots. Tea 40 cts, expense, and delivery must than; No claims will be admitted be taken the Company's Godown. after the Goods have left the Storage charges will be assessed Godowns, and all Goods remain- on all Goods undelivered on 30th ing undelivered after the 1st

prox. will be subject to rent. June at 5 p.m.

No Fire Insurance whatever

All claims against the steamer will be effected.

must be presented to the Under- No Claim will be recognized signed on or before the 15th prox. after the Goods have left the or they will not be recognised. Steamer or Godown.

All chafed and damaged cargo aged Goods are to be left in the. All broken, chafed, and dam- will be landed into the Godown, Godowne, where they will be ox- and examined on 30th June at 10 amined on the let proz, at 11

FAIRALL & CO. ANNUAL SUMMER

SALE

on

MONDAY, June 28th, 1915. Prior to stocktaking. All goods greatly reduced in all Departments.

In the "Gazette" a proclamation is publishedprohibiting Dont forget after the Show Britishore trading with enemy subjects in Chins, am, Persis Supper, and Laght Refreshments

ALEXANDFA CAFE, A and Morocco, or with their local branches.......

Oper Til Midnight

J

a.m.

No Claim will be recognised ¡if filed after 7th July, 19157

K. DOI,..

Aotg Agent

Hongkong, 23rd June, 1915.

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No Fire Insurance, has been effected.

Bills of Lading will be onunter signed by

DODWELL &c Co., Ltd y.

Agents.

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