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NOTICES

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

WAYGOOD-OTIS

ELEVATORS

FOR ALL PURPOSES.

FOR QUOTATIONS APPLY TO THE

SOLE AGENTS

DODWELL & CO., LTD.

MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.

THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE CO.

New Scheme for Children's Early Endowment:-

Principal features: Small Premium, Liberal Surrender Valus. Ye Medical Examination, Return of Premium in the Event of Death, and Numerous Options at the Age of 25.

FULL PARTICULARS TO WRITE FOR PAMPHLET AND

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Agents.

THE HONGKONG ROPE MANUFACTURING :

ESTABLISHED 1883. MANUFACTURERS · OF

+?

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3. STRAND

14 to 15"

OTROUMFERENOL

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Oil Drilling Cablas of any size up to 3,000 feet in length, Prines, Bamples and full particulare will be forwarded on application.

SHEWAN TOMES & CO.

OWING to the present high rate of EXCHANGE we are now offering our KODAKS and FILMS at very lowest

possible prices. Inspection cordially invited.

A. TACK & CO. 20, Des Vœux Road, Ctl.

CREEN ISLAND CEMENT

f+

COMPANY, LIMITED,

PORTLAND CEMENT.

In Casks of $75 lbs. nat.

In Bage of 350 lbe, net.

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.

General Hasquia Hongkong, 16th August, 1916.

HONGKONG JAPANESE MASSAGE ASSOCIATION.

Mr. U. SUGA

Mrs. A SUGA

8 Queen's Road Central Hongkong.

METALS

of all kinds, especially for ship- building and engineering works. Largest and best assorted stock in the Colony.

SINGON & CO.,

Established A. D. 1880.) HING LUNG ST. Phone 515

MEE CHEUNG

PHOTOGRAPHER,

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General Managem.

THE CHINA PROVIDENT LOAN AND MORTGAGE CO., LTD.

(Capital Paid up...$1,250,000.)

Loan Mortgage of House Proparty, de Goods recetted où Bloraça. Advances mada en Marehandlas.

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TBUSTER, EXECUTOR OF WILLE ATTORNEY, ka Undertaken and Exeath

(Rates and Particulars in spritesdam To the Office of

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.

General Managers.

NORTH BRITISH

AND

MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO,.

in which are vested the shares of THE OCEAN MARINE INSURANCE CO., LTD.

AND

to

THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE CO.

The Undersigned AGENTS for the above Company are prepared ACCEPT RISKS against FIRE at Current Rates, SHEWAN, TOMES & CO. Agents.

MASSAGE HALL 23. FLOWER STREET.

MR. T. TAKAYE, MRS. MORITA. CERTIFICATED MASSEURS. Pazienza TREATED IN THE Own Hox

MONEY VALUES IN GERMANY.

HOW THEY WORK.

Mr. G. G. Desmond, writes to the Daily News from Berlin:---

The great difference in money values that is giving our Protect- ionists in England cold shiver, naturally works just the other way in Germany To her it gives a lordly protection. if only the interfering democratic Govern- ment would allow the law of the market to have free play.

The cry of everyone who has something to sell is: "Away with Zwangswirtshaft" that is, away with all the interferences with the law of supply and demand which helped us through the blockade, but now prevent Imany an honest man from getting This profit! Surely, when the

wicked or lucky foreigner is get- | ting a hundred marks for twenty marks' worth of rye or bacon, the honest German farmer ought to be allowed to make more than the paliry forty or so that the Food Controller says is enough.

Only they don't put it that way. Those who know the species in England can easily guess how they do put it. They say that the removal of the fixed prices would ensure a larger quantity of wares coming forward, and thus improve the supply available to the people.. It would in fact

steady the market." "Some of them go so far." says a comment- ator, as to say that things will come fcheaper into the market if the restrictions are removed." "If that is true," says none other than Herr Sehmidt, the Minister for Commerce," then the Govern- ment is committing no slight) crime by holding to the trade restrictions."

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919.

NOTICE.

Tyres Made with a Determination to Make Them Good

You will find this spirit animating the workman bending over his ma- chine the inspector keenly vigilant for fault or Raw-the floor foreman checking the work as it leaves his department.

You will find it evidenced in the long list of Goodyear contribu- tions to the tyre business-contribu- tions in machines, in methods of manufacture, in factory and sales practice.

You will find it expressed clear- est in the Goedy car Tyre itself.

For the efort spent the en- deavours for improvement made, the scruple exercised to make these, tyres good, have had effect.

Goodyear Tyres really deliver great mileage at smail cost.

There is a certain way to prove

it. if you are dubious-by fitting them to your motor car. You will

be surprised at the result.

SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY

ALEX ROSS. & CO.

4. Des Voeux Rd. H.K

Unfortunately for the potato growers and the breadstuff mer- chants who are agitating fur the freeing of their respective com- modities from trade restrictions, some others have got the freedom these are king for: it has not cheapened prices. Fish, for example, was recently made free. whereupon the price of herrings immediately soared from one mark apiece to two-and-a-half. and other lines in proportion. Still, fish are not corn. Well, the example of cats is available. The free oat is apparently enjoying a lusty market at 1,300 marks a ton, while rye, in the fancied interest of the consumer, is bound to a paltry 600 marks. Naturally the farmer and the merchant are willing to sell cats, and refüse with all their might to sell rye, feeding it. in fact, to their stock instead of oats. So the Govern- ment has to buy rye meal off the foreigner for 4,400 marks-a ton. and set it to the German con- sumer for something like one- seventh of that price. It is the patriotic German farmer who ought to do that lucrative selling, and be would be doing so, if the brutal Government did not prevent the consumer from pay- ing what he is asked for his daily bread.

There is virtually a strike of the corn-sellers against the State and against the consumer. The Government has offered them an early threshing premium of no less than 150 marks a ton. They laugh at it. They are out for a thousand at least in other words, for the right to sell at import prices, valata difference and all Their representatives are "ne-a profit directly out of the gotiating" with the Government, misfortunes of his country.

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GOOD YEAR

BIGGER SEAPLANES FOR MANILA.

NOTICES.

BRINSMEAD

TO BUYERS WHO APPRECIATE

MERIT, NO PIANO MADE

OFFERS GREATER POSSIBILITIES.

THE ROBINSON PIANO CO., LTD.

DRAGON MOTOR CAR CO.

Tel. 482 24. Des Voeux Road Central. Tel,, 482.

Agents for South China:- HUDSON,

ESSEX,

CHANDLER,

OVERLAND CARS

A consignment of HUDSON and ESSEX Cars

expected shortly.

Orders may now be booked.

Cars for hire.

Lessons in driving at moderate inclusive prices.

FOOK LEE & CO.,

always in stock. large quantities of

Tinplates. Wire nails, Pig Lead. Pig Iron. Steel Plates, Black Sheets. Galvanized Wire. Galod Sheets," Yellow Metal Sheathings & etc.

Te'ephone

1174 & 1950.

BRITISH) CONSULS.

OF

ANOTHER CRITICISM.

BY SHAW DESONE.

Nos, 4 & 4 Hillier Street, and at York Building, Chater Road.

Greek why the two last, Heaven. and the Civil Service Commis- sioners alone know. Arithmetic they don't bother about. It is as elementary as no matter.

He has then had to go to Cam- bridge for two years, where he has been brainaddled by stiff ex- Wherever he British fig flies aminations in such trifles as over a consulate mat place to the Arabic, Turkish Persian, Rus- inhabitant, whether his skin besian. Turkish and Persian history, white or brown or black is "Eng. and English law! At one time land," the consul, the representa- the poor devil would have been tive of England. The consulate examined also in Turkish or Per- is holy ground. its head the pro-stan law. After worrying through tector of every man in whose this inferno, he is rewarded by a veins the blood of England runs. magnificent £350 a year, rising He is the outpost of empire. But by £15 a year to £450 as vice- be ought to be more. He ought consul. plus an office allowance to be the Empire's "commercial of, say, £100. Compared with traveller." He is not. And it is pre-war rates, his income is not his fault.

worth about £225!

latter figure by five shows that apart from the valuta, the farmer] would get no advantage from the placing of meat on the com- petitive list. so that he seems AIR SERVICE FORCES TO any Silabrian upon the goods of most prominen: business men.

clearly to be aiming at making

Chance has enabled me to see No wonder, as I have seen at short range the working of more than once, when the vice- what should be the Empire's com consul or commercial attache's mercial traveller over a long help gets a tempting offer from period in one of Europe's busiest local firms be quits the service. centres. It gave me furiously to You can't blame him. think

The Americans have another. What should be the business of way. Their men have been gen the consul, say, in a country, erously paid. They have trebled which we may call Silubria? the staff of the commercial at- To give exact information to tache, himself on of America's the British Empire; their quality. They have sent a stream of valu price, transport, etc. where they lable information meaning mil- beat the goods of America or lions to America across the Germany.

Atlantic. They have appointed, He should act as a trade tele-wherever possible. Americans Silubrian through to any British knowing language and people. phone exchange iu put ansborn in the country in question. manufacturer, and to see that he laying, as always in America gels through. His consulete first stress оп "the personal

BE INCREASED.

The strength of the air service and. says the Berliner Borse- Berlin is seeking to protect in the department of the Philip- zeitung, they leave no room for itself from the boycott of the doubt that they will hold fast to farmer in the only possible way the addition of 36, flying boats of pines will shortly be increased by their delivery strike so as to bring by taking hold of the means of the H2SL type, equipped with about the breakdown of Zwangs-life and doing its own distribu-

liberty motors and more than wirtshaft in corn."

tion. This has aroused the most ex-violent opposition of Berlin/double the size and power of the should be a bureau of information factor." They have switched the Freiked, which never

the shopkeepers; and by way to protest Seaplanes which are now in use available for any British manu-local merchants by the hundred pects anything good of Government, fears that it will against what are called the plans made recently to detail these the trade possibilites of Silubria as, when I first knew the country in the department. Decision was facturer who wants to know about through to the States, and where- give in. But Herr Schmidt has for communalisation, 75,000 shops flying boats to Fort Mills, Corre- and the psychological peculiarit-nine years ago, everybody swore put forward. so striking a case of various sorts were closed one that he can scarcely refuse today from 10a.m. till 4 in the after. gidor. They are en route from lies and trade customs of thelby John Bull and English goods, fight on it. He estimates the noon. As the Berliner Tageblatt New York and expected on an Salubrian (a vital point).

to-day there is a steady trend increase of cost to a family of says, this caused little incoa-

towards America and Uncle Sam. the little bit that five persons on their present in-venience. as

The landing and take-off Diers

The consul or Fortunately, the consular and dispensable weekly rations of can be bought in the public shops at Corregidor, technically termed vice-consul (I'am here using the diplomatic commercial" service 434 bread, 200 grams (sey 8 could easily be got between the "ramps." were broken by the re-terms interchangeably) is usually is being revised, but unfortunate- oz.) meat, 1g potatoes, and so hours of 8 and 10"; while the cent typhoon and will be replacedrudge of the empire. He works ly there is a talk of retaining thei on, to the little bit of fat and schleichhandel trade went on ased by new and better structures. like a coolie at the pay of a discredited examination systemu milk, "if the mad proposal to set merrily as ever, the illicit traders All the men obtainable have been supercoolie. His energies are though modified. Speaking from these to followed." LONDON DIRECTORY. The treterate that the scope the Bues as Whopkeepers rush the work on the new ramps which a clerk could do, and by suggest the following reforme

having no sympathy whatever for organized into a special force to sapped by routine work, much of intimate experience, I should tion of free commerce would in- Moreover, anything but sympathy along. They are piers extending "reports" which don't matter and (1) The placing of consulate, volve is almost incredible. The is felt by the democratic public under the water, along which which he knows don't matter legation, and commercial at- weekly bill for five persons comes for the present strikers, who have tracks are laid for the accommodHe is ridiculously understaffed tache's office under one roof, to over 134 marks of the present more than cace had their shopsation of the seaplanes and flying and underpaid. He holds himself preventing jealousy and securing 30 marks.

looted for keeping their prices boats in getting to and from the to the "legation set," when it ex-efficiency; (2) abolition of the There is very good control in too high.

hangers built over the shoreway. 1sts, which, with his insufficient examination and the taking of

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Can he do that? He cannot.

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milk, for example. The legal So communalisation, the same The department air service salary, means that be seldom consuls, etc., from the businese price for cow's milk is 80 pfennigs remedy as applied by Trotsky offices are being moved from the gets the chance to know the world, paying first-class men a litre, while goat's milk, which and Lenin, is to be, in some form building at Fort Santiago bousing country or its people, with whose tempting salaries; (3) deabling or is free, fetches 4 marks. It is im- or other, the reply to the food the offices of the commanding language he has often only a trabling of presens staf, using possible to deny that, as soon as raisers and handlers who do not general and his staff to the build- nodding acquaintance.

clerks for routin a work; (41 “live”

cow's milk should become free, it voluntarily recognise their duty ing occupied by the offices of the Our consul has had to pass a informatios bureaua for collection would rise to the same price. to the consumer. It will not be inspector general More room for mad examination which has done and distribution of local informa

A reference back to the price of quite so nice for the producer as the expending needs of the air its best to unfit him for the bust-tion; and last, and most im- tye, meal will show that after the free right to exploit the ruin-service headquarters is available neas of empire. There are three portant, the securing of consulye allowance is made for the valuta ad mark against his countrymen, in the latter building, which is branches of the consular service who have personality, speak the difference, the foreign article is but it will be ever so much better the reason for the change. Lieut. (1) the general, (2) the Far-language, and mix with the not much

dearer than the for the consumer, and it will help Col. Earl L. Canady, department Eastern, and (3) the Near-East-people. German fixed price. Meat to raise the valuta, as much as air service officer, will have a ern. If he is in the last, he will All of which means the build- stands at the fixed price here continued wild purchases from private office at the new location have had to pass a competitive ing of British foreign trade of 4 marks; foreign imported, the foreigner, tend further to and desk room will be ample for, examination in French, German, around

Consul DeR 12 marks per lb. Dividing the depress it

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