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S. P. C. A. MEETING.

Home for Dogs Discussed

The annual meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was held at the Helena May Institute yesterday afternoon. Mr. H. HL J. Gompert presided. The attendance repre- sented the different sections of the community and inchaled the Hon. Mr. H. E. Pollock and Mrs.Pollock, Hon. Mr. Lau Cho-pak, Mr. Ho Fook, Mr. and Mrs. Quarles van Udford, Messrs S.B.C. Ross, K. H. Kotewall, Lo Cheung-shul. Li Po kwai, J. L MePherson, J. P. Braga, A. F. B. Silva-Netto, Ip Lan-chuen, Chow Tung-shan and Li Yick-mul Mr. M. S. North- cote acted as Secretary during the meeting on account of the absence of MRL Frost, the Hon. Secre | ta ry.

Mr. J. H. Ramsay, Hon. Treasurer, announced that the subscriptions and donations to the Society to-

talled $2.597.91 and the expendi

ture advertisements and station- ery) amounted to $170.34, leaving a balance of $2,42£57,

The Chairman said that the S.P.C.A. at present had 233 mem- | bers. They had not done an enormous amount in the way of ac- tually getting to business because they had been hampered by finance, Many people would them Eke to run their own dogs' home, and it had been said that the scheme would mean the acquisition of an inspector fit was put into effect. The Society's difficulty was the lack of funds, for the employment of an inspector would cost about $4,000 a year and the erection of 'dogs' home would involve a considerable outlay. The amount of maney now in the hands of the Society was some 32,000. The Chairman con- sidered it would be better to wait till more money had come in and then approach the Government to meet the Society half way in the scheme. At the last meeting it was stated that Lady Stubbs had con- sented to place the grounds of Government House at the Society's disposal to hold a fete to raise money, but after farther considera- OTHERS take your photos, burtion. it was felt by Lady Stubbs by our 30 years experience we and the Committee that coming so yours in EXCELLENT soon after the M.CL. bazaar the CONDITION and NATURAL fete would throw a lot of work on of all kinds, especially for ship COMPLEXION instead of mare- the organizers and would prob building and engineering works.y clear and sharp.

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ably (all fat. A schen suggested tense drive, like the Liberty Band | Drive, during the war, for which, influential committees were being formed. This would take place about Christmas time, and he hop- ed the S.P.C.A. would get $10,000 by this means.

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EARLIER TELEGRAMS,

CHINA AT THE CONFERENCE,

Washington, Nov. 09. The text of the Far Eastern Committee's resolution, reported earlier, is as follows: "Recognising the justice of the desire express- ed by the Chinese Government to secure the abolition of foreign postal agencies in China, save, or except, in leased territories or therwise specifically provided by treaty, it is resolved (1) That the four Powers having such postal agencies shall agree to their aban- donment subject to the following conditions: First, that an efficient Chinese, postal service be maintained; second, that an assurance be given by the Chinese Government that they contemplate no change in the present postal administration as far as the status of the far. eign co-Director General is concerned. (2) To enable China and the Powers cauterned to make the necessary dispositions this ar- rangement shall come into force not later than (date left blank).

Pending complete withdrawal of the foreign postal agencies the four Powers concerned shall severally undertake to afford full facilities to the Chinese Customs authorities to examina ali postal matter (except ordinary letters, whether registared or not, which upon external examination appear to contain written matter) pass- ing through with a view to ascertaining whether they contain articles of dutiable contraband or otherwise contravering the customs re- gulations and laws of China."

A communique says that the Chinese delegation" has sent a statement to the Far Eastern Committee demanding the removal of various establishments placed in China by the foreign Powers with out treaty, including foreign troops, police and telegraph and wire- less stations. The Committee decided to discuss the statement at next meeting and also appointed a special drafting committee.

The Allied Debia

New York, Nev. 29.

Sewapapers from Washington say that French aloofness is not so gren: ૐ is generally imagined. It is understood France would consent to adhere to the disarmament plan and also meet the German delegates at a subsequent conference provided she could rely on American support in obtaining reparations and if reparations could be linked up with the French debts to America in case of Germany's default, thus relieving France of her obliga- tions. It is stated that President Harding is using the question of the Allied debts as a political weapon in order to advance Ameri- can views as të disarmament in the Far East. I France does not Field America will not give her assistance; if she does. America will gladly help.

The Naval Ratio.

Washington, Nov. 20,

Despite a persistent report, that Japan is prepared to yield on the capital ship ratio, the latest statement by Admiral Kato indicates that he at any rate intends to contend for seventy per cent for Japan, at to-day's meeting of the naval experts of the five Powers. He told an interviewer that Japan whole-heartedly accepted the reduction of armament bardens and was quite prepared to эстар capital ships in the course of construction and old battleships. He added that the naval ratio is a question of grave concem to the secarity of nations and hoped the United States will accept seventy per cent. for Japan which is the minimum strength required for her security. It is stated that the Americans will stand firmly on Mr. Hughes" original ratio.

GERMANY'S FINANCIAL BURDEN.

London, Nov. 29. There is much speculation over the arrival in London of Dr. Rathenau and Herr Simon, formerly German Ministers of Recco- intimately struction and Foreign Affairs respectively. Both are associated with the question of reparations and their arrival is generally connected with the problems of the next reparations pay- ments in January and February, which the experts say can only be assured by a foreign loan or the alienation of German state pro- perty including railways. Their arrival is also connected with the recent mysterious visit of Herr Stinnes, in eingection with which no reliable

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or without a good deal of Govern-informaation, except that it was concerned with German finanze, has been learned The proposal to lastitute a two-yearly moratorium of Germany's debts to the Allies forms the subject of strong memorandum from the British representative on the Reparation Commission, who urges. the importance of Germany being given a breathing space for the ensolidation of her finances. The French attitude still considers the January and February payments possible bat the position afterwards most doubtful.

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Mr. Gompertz paid a tribute to them, and hoped the Government would require, under the penalty Mr. Frost for the excellent work of a fine, that all chickens be re-he had done as Secretary prior to moved from the markets in baskets. his departure for Home on leave. The Chairman announced that and to his daughter who acted in two new patrons elected by the his place for some time. Society were the Bishop of Mr. Northcote supported Mr. Victoria and the Chief Justice. ¡Gompertz's idea with regard to the Proposing the election of the dogs home, and arged members to Hon. Mr. Pollock as President ofigive continuous support to the Society. Mr. Gompertz said that [Society. Referring to chickens Mr. Pollock, as Vice-President which were found dead upon E- ever since the formation of the rival in Hongkong, Mr. Northcote

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spectors. For instance, he told that 30 per cent of the chick- ens arrived dead in the Colony, I: pad for an mapector to check it. ht as the inspector had no launch of his own, he had to depend upon PRETTY WOMEN the courtesy of the Water Police

With regard to badges, which S.P.C.A., had done valuable work said it was not the Colony which who wish to retain their charmevery time he wanted to get aboard vite officials of the Society to form

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a visiting committee to inspect the had been designed by Col, Bird, on the Law and various other com was responsible, but the shippers. It was the shippers that the educa find Pinkettes of especial value

His idea, continued the Chair-dogs' home like the Justices of the the Chairman said that Mr. Lau, mittees.

The Hon. Mr. Lau Chu-pak tional committee wanted to get at for the preservation of the com-

man, was that if the S.P.CA. had Peace, who made periodical visits | Chu-pak had ordered 500 and when plexion and of the general health. $10,000 or $15,000 at their disposal to the goal, etc. Mr. Gomperta re- they arrived they would be distn- seconded the proposal which was and, to enlighten The use, when needed, of these

carried unanimously. dainty little laxatives keeps these could approach the Govern- ferred to the valuable support buted to children members.

Thanking the Chairman for his to the Society by the ment, tell them that the Society Rive

The Committee, through Mr. Lau Special Department for Develop-skin free from pimples and

was prepared to put up so much Chinese.

Con-pak, said Mr. Gompertz, had election Mr. Pollock regretted that ensures daily re-

baskets An effective school campaign of ordered

to be used he was unable to officiate for the Ping Printing for Amateurs and blemishes.

gularity, dispels bilious attacks money, and ask that a dogs' home!

carry chickens. and these, whole year as he would be going Enlarging & Framing.

be run under the control of the enlightenment among the Chinese, to and sick headaches.

they arrived, would Home in April, but he hoped to Pinkettes act as gently 25

Colonial Veterinary Surgeon. If that said the Chairman, could be sader when

distributed to compra-

do as much as he could prior to his was done there would be a ser- taken through the Hon. Mr. Irving. be nature and create no habit. They.

One basket would hold departure. are equally good for men.

Of Reant.

or inspector, under the Some Chinese schools in the New deres.

chickens

Other office-bearers elected were! two

and' chemists everywhere, or post free C.V.S., and possible friction which Territory had appEed to Mr. Irving cre

be used for Mr. J. Bell Irving, Vice-President; hearty vote of thanks was accorded at 60 cents the vial from Dr. might otherwise occur would be for assistance because they wished could

The Society intended Mr. Northcote, Hon. Secretary, and to Mr. Gompertz, the retiring Pre- Williams Medicine Co., 96 Sze-eliminated. In such a case the to acquaint their pupils of the ideals long time.

to insist on poultry dealers using Mr. J. II. Ramsay. Hon. Treasurer, ident chuen Road, Shanghai.

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