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THE HONGKONG

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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

THE EMPIRE CONFERENCE.

London, June 21. "Statesmanlike“ ia the unanimous verdict on the Premier'a speech. For once all parties are united under a single banner. The newspapers contrast the Conference with the League of Nations as a peace-compelling institution and a factor in world welfare. They point out that excellent as the League's ideals are, it start- ed with a dourish of trumpets and depends on a paper constitu- tion, whereas the Empire meetings are a simple and unceremonious Britannic partnership that has grown naturally on practical lines and comprises many races, religions, languages and cultures which have already successfully emerged from the severest testa.

The Daily News refers to the Conference as a "movement preg- nant with good for the whole of mankind."

The Chronicle says "The Empire, is based on liberty." The Morning Post describes it as a "Family party"

All bope that the Conference will limit its agenda and con- centrate on a few things and do those well.

MINERS' STRIKE COLLAPSING.

London. June 21.

The possibility of ug incidents in connection with miners returning to work is realised by the Premier who has promised protection to miners wishing to resume work. A large body of police was rushed up to Cannockehase yesterday and prevented trouble by dispersing a hostile crowd of ten thousand who were, awaiting for 250 "blacklegs" to leave the pits. Many other cases' are reported of handfuls of miners endeavouring to return, being prevented by powerful pickets, amongst whom women were pro- mirent in several districts.

A significant statement was made by the miners' leader, Mr. Frank Hodges, at the annual conference of the Labour Party at Brighton. He said that the miners' leaders must assume a great deal of responsibility, rather than allow the huge mass of the population to go on till breaking-point came, and chaos and disaster replaced discipline, goodwill and solidarity. "Maybe we shall have to bow to the inevitable through the forces surrounding us.”

INTERNATIONAL CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE.

London, June 21.

There has been a further invasion of American business men. Seventy-five delegates to the International Chambers of Commerce [Conference, to be held in London on June 27th, on arriving at Liverpool were met by Mr. Defrees, President of the American Chambers of Commerce, who said that the purpose of the Conference was to discuss the reconstruction of the world's trade methods and sift the possibilities of an international credits system.

The American section of the Conference alone represented 1,500 trade organisations The first international conference was organised in Paris last June, with Anglo-American, Anglo-Belgian and Italian sections. Since then other countries had joined.

FRANCE AND HER FRIENDS.

Paris, June 16.

The new French liner Paris, the largest of the French fleet, has left Le Havre for New York. Averbalission, headed by Marshal Fayolles, is on board going to Canada to thank the Dominion for its assistance during the war,

According to the papers, a Military Mission, headed by Marshal Joffre, will soon leave for Japan, stopping en route at various places in British India, French Indo-China and China and to retin ria America-Vale

THE NORTHERN PARLIAMENT.

London, June 21.

Their Majesties departed from Euston via Holyhead to Ireland. The royal procession in open carriages from Buckingham Palace received a great ovation...

AMERICA'S GLORIOUS DEAD.

Antwerp, June 21.

The steamship Weathon 2) has sailed for New York with the bodies of fifty-nine handred Americans who were killed in the war.

COLOMBO BANK SMASH.

Colombo, Pine 21.

The Bank of Colombo, with a capital of twenty lakhs, has sus- pended payment.

AMERICAN SIAMESE ADVISER IN LONDON.

London, June 21.

Me. Elder 1. James, Political Adviser to the Siamese Foreign Office, has arrived with his wife from Washington.

LAWN TENNIS RESULTS.

At Wimbledon in the first round

Grenu, 0-6, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3, 9-7.

son. with Drawing Room at Singles, Lacett beat Gaunt, 8-6, 6-2, 6-1;

DOINGS OF THE DUFFS

TOM. WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THIS? MRS. BAILEY HAD DANNY OVER THERE AND WAS QUESTIONING HIM ABOUT MY AGE!

CAN YOU BEAT THAT?

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London. June 21. of the Lawn Tennis and Kleinman beat De

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

Meeting On Thursday. After a "recess at vera) weeks, the Legislative Council meets to-morrow (Thursday), at 2.30 p.m., and there is a lengthy agands, including the following.

Enginess.

Regulations made under: — a.) Tas Stamp Ordinance, 1921, by the Offer Administering the Government in Council on the 30th April, 1921.

b. The Stamp Ordinance, 1921, by the Officer Administering the Government in Council on the 11th May, 1821. The Places of Public Enter- tainment Regulation Ordin ance, 1919, by the tiovernor in Council on the 20 the May,: 1921.

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The Stamp Ordinance, 1931, by the Governor in Council en the 9th June,, 1921. Rules made under the Supreme Court Ordinance. 1878, by the) Chief Justice on the 14th June, 1921.

Resolutions under

13: The Baring Ordinsnee, 1901.

b. The Liquors Consolidation

Ordinance, 3PIT.

Questions.

Hop. Mr. H. W. Bird will ask: | **Will the Govenment instruct the Police to afford facilities to Con Tractors for the temporary storage of building materials on the Prese during transit from the lighters or junke in which they arrive?"

1.

Hop. Mr. H. E. Pollock will ask: Has the new Telephone Cable from the Island of Hongkong to Cheung Chau, which WA referred to by the tulonial Secretary in this Council on the 15th September. 1919, been laid?

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THURSDAY, June 23rd to SATURDAY, June 25th.

USUAL

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30 doz. White Cotton Washing Ties with neat coloured stripes.

$1.50 all full-length Tiss. Unequalled

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USUAL

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40 doz. Mens White Cotton Pyjamas in Rae Soft White

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$5.50 Shirts, very fine neat Coloured $2.75

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Stripes on White Ground. Only

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A doz, only White Rubber Wash.

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White Pyramid " and "Lova “ Handkerchiefs with neat fancy

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boxes of plain Khaki Mercerised "Pyramids."

"Morler's" Fine White Lisle

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$21.00 and serviceable Grey Felt, with $10.50

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Bathing Costumes A. S. A. Re-- $10.00 gulation. io Plain Navy of Dark $5.00 Grey Stockingette Sizes 34 to 44.

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TO-DAY

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Is it the fact that an Europesu Sergent is the only European Police Officer stationed Cheung Chau, and is he cup. stantly, in the course of bis duty, absent from that Island? Is not the Government yet in a position to comply with the requests which bave been re- peatedly made in this Council for the stationing of a second European Police Officer at Cheung Chan

Orders of the Day. First reading of a Bill intituled An Ordinance to amend further the Publis Health and Building* Ordinance, 1903.

First reading of a Bill intituled Ao Ordinance to amend the Crown Land Resumption Ordiancee.

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Yesterday's Meeting.

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EARLIER

SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

First reading of a Bill intituled An Ordinance to facilitate the enforcement in the Colony oi Maintenance Orders made in England or Ireland and vice versa, and to declare the application of the Married Women Desertina) Ordinance, 1904, and to amend the

ail Ordinance.

were also prosent Hon. Mr T. L. JOHORE JUNGLE MURDER.. First reading of a Bill intituled Perkins, Me C. G. Mahaster, o An Ordiosaco to amend the law Dr. W. V. M. Koch, Dr. F. M. G.

Singapore, June 21. relating to criminal procedure in Ogario, Mr Chow Shou-son. Dr. arrested at Bataris no board the A native of Malaces has been the Supreme Court.

W. W. Pearse Medical Gtficers First reading of a Bill istuted and Mr C. M. W. Reynolds with the Darbyshire murder. He

S.S. Bankolioog in Au frdinance to repeal the Non-Secretary1. Fernus Metal Industry Dadinvoce. 19, and the Non-Ferrous Metal

Dr. Rock, in accordance with others committed the wurder. The Industry Amendment Orlickoce. Dotice, asked:

Dutch fadina police, confiscated 1920.

Will the realent inform the Mr Darbyshire's coat and sports Board whether the Government shirt which were found in possession his latimated its intention of

of the prisoner. It is believed adoption any of the suggestions re-that the whole of the suspected commended in the Report recently gang have now been arrested. laid on the table for dealing with the mosquito pest."

Mr G. R. Sager presided over a meeting of the Sanitary Board {From Our Oven Correspondent) held yesterday afternous. There

First reading of a Bill intituted An Ordinance to amend further the law relating to companies.

DON'T START A JOURNEY ON FRIDAY

Mosquitoes

The Cairmsa: No information has yet been received from the

or any other day without Pink- ettes, because they help to keep off train-sickness and 82% sick-Government. Iness, dispel the constipation yo common when travelling, krap the liver actie, rolleve l'iles, nd prevent the ill-effects of stranes or badly cooked food.

Pinkettes are ting huttborough, A resolutino

Dr. Kock inquired whether the information would be given me the Board when received,

The Chairma In fue conme.

Fawholesome Food.

connection

has confessed that be and three

GENERAL NEWS.

THE TAX GLUTTONS. "I dirt not know that surveyors · of taxes retired; I thought they dropped off gorged," said Mr. Symons, the Clerkenwell mag- doptedistrate.

DUTCH SHYLOCK,

act as gently as nature, and thus Loutberwing lospectors 7. Reid and p aro laxative perfection. Chomists M. Hike to mer premises and Myabeer Louis Boowmeester, everywher sell them, or tot inspect and Pombol soms the famous Dutch actor, has been free at 60 cents the vial from Dr. food in archple with ection invited to play Shylock at the Williams' Medicine Co., 96 Sze-of the Public Health and Buildings Shakespearean Festival at Strat-

Ordinore No 1 of 1903,

ford-on-Avon..

chued Road, Shanghai,

Tom Tries to Give Advice

YOU'RE

I'M NOT?

BY ALLMAN

HE DIDN'T KNOW, BUT 1,SENT HIM BACK TO HER AND HAD HIM TELL. HER THAT I SAID, I WAS SIXTEEN!

I WAS SO MADI

NOW THERE'S WHERE YOU MADE A MISTAKE!

IF I'D A BEEN IN YOUR PLACE I WOULDN'T HAVE SENT DANNY BACK]] NO JUDGE

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