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THE HONGKONG - TELEGRAPH.

SATURDAY, JUNE

1830.

NOTICES

NOTICES

Piano

Tuning

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at Your Service

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COOKING RANGES

BRITISH MANUFACTURE.

DOVER Nos. 6. 7. 8 & 9.

Also No B with side boiler

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Telegraphic address: UNIMPÉRCOY HONGKONG.

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Code asal: ABC 5th edition

AZ French edition.

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WE ARE NOW CARRYING LARGE STOCKS

OF

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AT

&

EAU DE COLOGNE,

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14, Queen's Road Central,

Tel. No. 1877.

TO GOLFERS.

A BAD SHOT ON THE GREEN

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THE EASTERN BAZAAR'S

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OWING TO THE PRICE OF SILE GOING DOWN.

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EARLIER

TELEGRAMS.

Continued from pax 2

THE ANGLO-JAPANESE TREATY.

Landon, June L

It is foreshadowed that there will be an automatic extension of the Anglo-Japanese treaty for another year, owing to insufficient time before July to negotiate the revision necessitated by the elimination of German influences from the Far East

DRY EGGS FROM CHINA.

THEIR RECEPTION IN AMERICA.

The Federal Food and Drugs act has brought about many changes in methods of roan- ufacturing and labeling food and drugs, not only in the United States but in foreign countries as well says the officials_of_the Bureau of Chemistry. United States Department of Agriculture. who are charged with the enforce- ment of that law.

The most recent instance which has come to the notice of the officials is poséefed preparations of dry eggs from China, which are shipped into the United States for: use by commercial bakers, include. the white of egg, the yolk of egg, The and powdered whols egg. preparations are made by drying and powdering the eggs as taken from the shells.

Egg powders will keep for a long time, est be shipped scop- amically, and, whide- properly prepared from fresti mees, can ba used to take thesganos of shell

At the annual meeting of the China Association, Mr. F. Andere in baking. Padernil ages son, Chairman, said the Committee had brought to the notice of the should never be confused with Government the representations of British residents in China that the so-called erg substitutes, neither in the spirit nor the letter was the Anglo-Japanese treaty which contain little or no egg and which will not serve the | being observed in Shantung. He was confident that if Japan spon- | taneously offered China a settlement on neighbourly and amicable terms she would do much to promote harmony in the Far East and disprove the criticism which ascribed to her a policy of aggression, Mr. Anderson paid a tribute to Doctor Morrison, who, he said, did his best to guide the Chinese Government into wise principles, which ifig from a mere trace to quanti- followed would have brought about a better position than at present.

San Francisco, Jace 3.

3r. T. W. Lamont has returned from the Far East, where he help jed to arrange a banking consortium for the benefit of China. Ad dressing the Commonwealth Club he praised the broadmindedness of Japan in waiting the reservations with regard to Manchuria and Mongolia, and declared this action had brought the Far Eastern question a step nézrer solution.

TRADE WITH RUSSIA.

Lonton. June 2

purpose of eggs in baking.

Examination of the egg pow ders imported from China showed that they contained.zine, carry-

ties sufficient to require the ex- clusion of some of the shipments from entry into this country under the Federal Food and Drugs act. Investigation devalop ed ths: the zinc in the egz pow- der was acquired in the proces of manufacture, either from zine- lined trays or zine belte ed in drying.

As a result of the exclusion i some of the shipments to this! country many manufactures i China have MA changed th

produce dried

of manufacture as process

ege, folk, and albumen free from zine, and th indications are that they will som

entities for bakers and manu facturers of bakers' supplies.

Is' cvanection with apprehensions expressed in France with regard to the Krassin negotiations, especially that France's claims on Russia may be prejudiced by Britain receiving Russian gold in exchange for supplies, Reuter understands the fundamental purpose of the negotiations is to establish trade relations. It may be neces-be able to supply increasing sary to employ a certain amount of gold in order to native the beginning of these operations, but the British Government, like the ether Allies, is seeking to obtain not gold but food and raw material for West Elrope. It is emphasised that the interview between the Premier, and M. Krassin was not arranged until the French view was received and the Allied representatives will participate equally with the British in all discussions before the Supreme Economic Council.

Peris, June 3. M. Hillerand has instructed M. Avenol, the French representa tive at the Inter-Allied Economic Council, en route to London, re- garding economic negotiations with M. Krassia.

RUSSIAN UNREST.

Loados, June

It is authoritatively stated that there have been grave peasant uprisings is South Russia, which were only suppressed after sanguinary fighting. Hundreds of peasants were killed and several villages destroyed.

THE EN OMOLOG:CAL CONFERENCE

The Federal Food and Drag act gives no authority to th prescribe the methods that must Department of Agriculture t be used in the manufacture of food or drugs either in this or is foreign countries. However, it

sometimes necessary for manufacturers to change their methods, as in this instance, in Confer to bring their finished pro-

duct within the requirements of the act.

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GENERAL NEWS.

· MUSICIANS' DEMAND FOR NEW SCALE.

At the annual conference of

of

London, June 2. The Entomological Conference discussed legislation regarding plant pests in the Empire. Mr. Lounsbury, representing Canada and South Africa, considered entomologists shoubi actively participate the Incorporated Society in the preparation of such legislation. He deprecated-interference Musicians, at Nottingham, Pro- as far as possible with private enterprise. Mr. Stockdale (Ceylon)fessor E. H. Barton, în a paperoD said the policy of Ceylon had been to formulate Plant Fest Boards Intonation and Temperament. with local duties. This had not worked wholly satisfactorily, and said that we must have a key. it was felt that general control should be governmentally centralised.board which would give us more He emphasised the necessity for thoroughly trained officials at ports than 13 notes to the octave. Dr. of entry to perform inspection ́daties.

GERMANY'S AFRICAN HOLDING."

London, Jane 2.

Markham Leeromarked that over since Wagner, the growing com- plexity of musical notation had necessitated an enlarged scala. Composers must demand a scale: M. de la Bassompierre, of the Belgian Foreign Office, and M. in which, for example C sharp Louwers, of the Colonial Department, are at present in London notes. A strong protest was made and D flat were entirely different negotiating with Lord Milner with regard to the ex-German territory by Mr. C. H., Moody, organist of in East Africa known as Tauganyika. It is arranged that the eRipon Cathedral, against the German provinces of Ruanda and Urundi shall be included in the gradual abandonment of morning Belgian mandate, but certain transit problems are not yet settled, choral services in cathedrals. He including arrangements for transport along the section of railway said that if once this tradition of between Tabora and the coast at Dar-es-salaam.

BEDOUIN RAIDERS,

more than 400 years was allowed to go, he was sure'ft would never be re-established. The con. ference passed a resolution 'urg- Ing upon the authorities the From Jerusaled it is reported that persistent attacks by Bedouins desirability of maintaining the continue on Galilee, necessitating 'operations by Indian patrols to ancient choral traditions of the

Bave cattle.

cathedrala,

London, June 2

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