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also

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PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Taiya Maru-Mice M. D 1. Mr. T. G. Amodeo,, Mrs. 1.

Miss

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

QUESTIONS IN PARLIAMENT.

Flags of the Irish Regiments.

In the House of Commons, Sir Worthington Evans, replying to Sir Maurice Dockrell, said the Army Council fully appreciated the distinguished services of the Famous Irish regiments now about to be disbanded. If their flags and other trophies were deposited with them they would charge themselves with the duty of disposing of them honourably.

THE MORMONS.

Mr. Short, informed Viscount Curzon that inquiries into the activities of Mormon mission- apies were still proceeding, and he was not yet in a position to maka any statement.

DUPLICATION OF COURT PROCEEDINOS.

Mr. Short, in reply to Major Christopher Lowther, said the! amendment of the law in respect; of the duplication of proceedings in Magistrates' and Coroners Courts would be considered in connection with a Bill which was now being drafted, and which would be introduced as soon ES possible.

METROPOLITAN WOMEN PATROLS

Mr. Shortt, answering Mr. Me- lope, said he could not give an asanrance that he would oppass the recommendations of the Ged- des Committee to abolish the Metropolitan women patrols.

INSULTING BEHAVIOUR IS HYDE PARK.

The Home Secretary, replying! to Viscount Carzon, said that SINCE January 1st. 1921, 157 males and 164 females had been charged with insultinz behaviour in. Hyde Park. Of these only three males and four females were discharged, and in three male cases the conviction had been quashed on appeal.

These figures showed how little foundation there was for the in- sinuation that the police were: acting carelessly in this matter.

THE GEDDES REPORT. In reply to Mr. Briant, Sir L Worthington Evans said he had no present intention of issuing a memorandum commenting on the findings of the Geddes Com-1 mittee.

Sir Thomas Bramsden asked the Minister of Pensions whether he intended to 18sue any remor- andam cocamenting on the find- ings of the Geddes Committee.

Mr. Macpherson-I am sidering it.

300-

Mr. Haggis it not a fact that the right hon. gentlemap hopes to save more than thei Geddes Committee bave recom- Imended.

Mr. Macpherson-That is ex- actly what I am doing.

RATE OF INTEREST ON CONSOLS.

Mr. Neil Maclean asked thei Chancellor of the Exchequer a question relating to previous re-i Auctions in the rate of interest on Consols, which had resulted in creat savings.

MONDAY, APRIL 10. 1922.

HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL

PEAK HOTEL

REPULSE BAY HOTEL

Hongkong Hotel Co., Ltd.

KING EDWARD HOTEL.

CENTRAL LOCATION,

ELECTRIC LIFTS AND LIGHTING, TELEPHONE ON EACH FLOOR, HOTEL LAUNCH MEETS ALL STEAMERS.

Telegraphio Address: “VICTORIA

J. WITCHMALĀL

Tel. 373.

Manager.

EUROPE HOTEL, SINGAPORE.

UNDER NEW BRITISH MANĄDEMENT,

THE PREMIER HOTEL FINEST SITUATION

EXCELLENT CUISINE.

ARTHUR &. ODELL,

(Late Grand Hotel, Sauthelife, Englund nad

Royal Palace Hotel, Landan, W.)

KINGSCLERK

HOTEL MID-LEVEL KNUTSFORD HOTEL KOWLOON

SACHSE, LENNOX & Co, General Agents

Are résident Managers.

PALACE HOTEL, KOWLOON.

Tel No. Ka

TL Add Palace." Two mactases from Ferry and Railway Station, Five minutes by Farry from Hongkong A frs clam Hotel in every respect and under Englian managemen Carice under personal sapertion of the Proprietor. Lounge, Bar and Billard Booms.

Term Monit

Special 115 Angements for families on sy; kratua

SOLE AGENT,

J. H. OXBERES. Proprietor.

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THE

CORONET

THE COAST OF OPPORTUNITY.

HIS ROYAL

SLYNESS.

Marshal Joffre in Peking

KOWLOON THEATRE

TO-NIGHT at 9.15

I

AM GUILTY.

CABARET DANCE.

TO-MORROW.

WORLD THEATRE

PHONE. 1337}

| Phone. 1337

Rangkong's : Modern Picture Pabor. Entirely Under British Management,

TO-DAY at 5.15 p.m. and 9.15 p.m.

(Except Sunday Matinee)

GOLDWYN

presenta

FRANK LLOYD'S PRODUCTION

IN

A VOICE THE DARK.

An Aboring Barling Story of a Crims Committed in Pasion, and its Stage Sobation.

SNUB POLLARD COMEDIES.

2.30 p.m. and 7.15 p.m.

ART ACORD in "THE WHITE HORSEMAN" Epis., 84

Usual Prices. BOOKING AT THE THEATRE.

FIT Demand 30 d/s

50 dla....

DAI NIPPON BREWERY COMPANY

TOKYO, JAPANE

SPER ALEY KEWE DÁ

WEATHER REPORT.

April 10d. 11h. 53m-Pressure has increased considerably over N.E. Japan, moderately over S.W. Japan and slightly from Formosa to Indo-China.

The anticyclone is central over the Yellow Sea.

The monsoon will moderate along the 8.E. coast of China and over the M. China Sea.

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am. to-day, 10.00 inch. Total since January 1st. 11.90 inches, against a3 average of 7.55 inches. FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS

ENDING AT NGON TO-MORROW.

District.

EXCHANGE.

(Opening Rata: closing Rele

& m/s

on Page 11.

BELLING.

IT Shanghai

2/514 2/5.9/16

T/T Singapore........ 1064

TIT San Francisco) & New York.f

MITSUI BÚSSAN KAISHA, LTD.,

HONGKONG.

UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS.

Sir R. Horne said the oper ations referred to were conver sion operations, the essence of which W33 that holes of Government stock were offere Jan. Me 8. Oktavom. Mrs. G. W

conversion at par. Such an oper- erona, Mr. J. F. Derma, Mi stion was not possible at present! M. Roux, Mr de Rei n. Mia Alg in the case of the larger issue of 1. Skimper, Capt. Ell. Sa-Don War Loans. Mrs. HS Spodgrass, Mr. Pho Mr. Hilton Young told Mr Austin, Mr. Gen. L. Andrews

sistezeg, Me... H. Smith, Mr. GeoTrevelyan Thomson that the Gov. Miss Ainy Anderson, Miss M.

1. Skinner, Mr. E. W. Stowe, Mrs ernment had decided that the lin Anderson, Miss F. A. Bazuall, Mr.; Su, Mr. C. II. I. The employment Grants Committee And Mrs. R. 2. Becker, Mr. & Mrs. Beatrice Townwet. Mr Jaa. J

might approve of schemes of a A Brithwaite. Mr. B. A'Bonnett Fair. Mr. and Mrs. T. Teuhokami.

total capital value of £18,000,000. Rex Helen Bebne, Mrs. Foretre Master M. Tejbykammy,

an increase of £8,500,000 over the * Durex, Mies FR Varlis, Mr. Tubokani, Mr. Toe di Ping. Mr head 1914 millions had already THE GREAT NORTHERN TELE-

previous provision. Under this and Mrs. II. Calnan, abri init. Mr. Tang Pai Hing, Miss S.P. Vennum and Mrs. Chow Chan, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. A. K. II. Venni, Mr. S. Walen

1. Calkeen. He and Mra R

| Mr. and Mex, T. M. Wang, Mrs. B towell, Miss M Cowell, Mrs. Wotel, Mahrp H. Weld, Mr. J. W

Mier A Carr, Mr. and Whirlington, Mr. 1. Yeah, M 1. L ENDON STR. M. CM Yologans, Mr. Tee Sie Lenn Buliari, Mr. and Mrs H. 3 Cove, Mr. Yee Tan Chong, Mr. Yoo Yet Mr. and Mrs. U. H. Chatfeld, Mies Mr. The Wal San. Mr. Yee Wat Los Chatfell, Mr. F. M. Costa, Mr. Ft. Mr. Yap Kim Lam, Mr. Francois W. Courtenay, Mr. Chin Bocsi Petrucha, Mr. T. Fojiki, MA- You, Mr. Chan Ming, Chan, Mrurais Gale, Mr. and Mrs. C. M Chow Lip Sing Mrs. Chuhe Mr. s. Kina, Mr. M. Koga

Fly, and chili, Mr.. E. Knox Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Earley, Rev. & Mrs. Graham Fauer, daughters &

Vra

Mr. K. Keeda, Mr. K. Baba, M Y. Furukawa. Mr. T. Fujikawa,

been allocate:l.

OVATION FOR MR. AMMON Mr. Ammon, the newly-elected Labour member for North Cam. berwell. took his seat amid Labour cheers. There were cries of sign" directed towards the Government, and are Labour member shouted "Here's another not fit to govern.""

REPARATIS-SOTHING FOR BRITAIN YET.

Col. Newman, sail the amount Sir Robert Horne, replying to

received by the British Empire: from Germany was not yet sof

GRAPH COMPANY, LTD. The following Unclaimed Tele- grams are lying here:-

Tonpinyoko, from Osaka. Eames Kremlin, from Nanking Chinwamaru, frors Amoy. Limpak, from Shanghai. Kintak, from Amoy... Klautet, from Amoy, Zangsonfas, from Shanghai, Woshingse Kachangchin, from Shanghai.

nit, Mr. W. F. Flyha, Mr. Bishop and Mr. Elias Isaac, Miss Isha ficient to cover the cost of the hai

F. B. Fixier, Mrs. & Tiyiwara, Mr.

British Army of Occupation, and nothing therefore had yet been Mpaid by way of reparation.

Tacktai, from Amoy. Onkee, from Amoy. Taksingbong. (2) from Shang-

0578, from Ningpo. Powchai, from Kobe. Yingfat c/o Eungping Des Voeux Rond, from Shangbai.

Yuwochong, from Shangbai. Chansingkai No. 1 3rd floor Queen's Road West, from Shang-

Kiankee, from Amoy. 4170 (2), from Shanghai.

I Gibbs, Mr. J. B. Gore, Mr. J. Miss Chiyo Kanada. Mr. J. King Hockveeu, Mr. E. L. Hosie, Mrs. J. white. Mr. K. Karate, Mr. A. Ho, MP. F. L. Han, Mr. Wra. M. Katacka, Mr. M. Kawamoto, Mr. K

CIVIL SERVICE ALLOWANCES. Fitch, Mr. W. van Intergen, no, Mr. H. Mitsuyuki, Mr. K

On the report stage of the Miss Webb Johnson, Mr. Jew Hop Masuda, Mr. S. Motoyoahi, Mr. T Civil Service vote, which includes Shing, Mrs. T. Kitano, and chif Kadekom, Mr. I Kawano, Mr. S provision

for superannuation and compassionate allowances, bai. deph, Mr. and Mrs. K. Koekt, and Kiza. Mr. J. W. Koller, Mr. A. A

S. Rosa, Mina Y. Shirayama, Miss Sir Donald MacLean observed. infts, Mr. H. W. Kent, Mr. and

that the sum exceeded by £455,000

Y. Shirayama, Miss I. Tomura, the original estimate He sub- MI. A Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Benso M. Westcott, Miss Ruth mitted that the emolument o

F. Kinguran. Master Ko Lau

M. Westcott, Mr. Fong, Mrs. L. Lockwood, MA. L.

Mohammad

which their pension was calculat- esser, Mr. A. C. Lofts, Capt. and shaque, Mr. M. Kanegae, Mr. Jed would run of as the cost of Mr R. F. Leslie, Mr. E. A. Lees,icholas, Mr. T. Nishikiori, Mr. & living declined. He moved to Mr. Loong Kun, Mrs. Loo Shee, Mrs. Z Nakamura and 2 infts., Miss redare the vote by £100.

S. Ohba Mr. T. Okamoto, Mr. Mrs Lex Shce, Mr. Lee Sheo, Mt. Tentei Ria, Mr. K. Saito, Mr. B.the war bon as was not obligatory, Bir F. Banbury contended that and Mrs. J. H. McGiflerts, Master Shimomaki, Mr. N. Takemoto, Mr. and this was not the time to be 17. A. Martin, Mr. J. L. Milligan, Watanabe, Mr. T. Yamamoto. Miss M. McCaughy. Mr. K. Minami, Mas 8. Miya, Mr. T. Nishi, Mr. and Mr. T. Yamaguchi, Mr. Y. Yama Mrs. G. Philips Nelson, Mr. Ng Shiu moto, Master N. Yamanete.

TH. KRING. Superintendent.

Hongkong. April 6, 1922. EASTERN EXTENSION AUSTRAL- ASTA & CHINA TELEGRAPH Co,

206 14th,

Avlisolive, from

generous with the taxpayers?

657/2ad, Dailley Station Hotel money. The only course for the Kowloon, from Drymen Station. Government, having made a mis- 4171/6tb.. Відавст Grebza take, was to reconsider the whole Grayling, from Bantabarbaracal.

position.

Havana.

1.

PEAK TRAMWAYS CO., LTD.

TIME TABLE.

WEEK DAYS.

1.05. 1 1.00 a m.

99.00

9.30

11.39

8.30

-12.30 pcs. to 3.50

2.30

to 4.00 p

|

Every 11 mis

I Hongkong Gap Rock

to

2 Formosa Channel

› South coast of

Chias berween H.K. & Lamocks..

Forecast,

N.E winds fresh to moderate; fair.

S.E.winds.

strong. moderat-

ing.

The same

BS No. 1.

13 la

4 South coast of)

The same

as No. 1.

so 2.13 p.

NIGHT CARS.

3.50 p.m. to 00 p.m. 8.20 » M. 3.30 to 11.30 p.m. every 10 mataater 11.45 p..

SATURDAYS. FITRA CAR 12.50 midnight. SUNDAYS.

7:30 am to 7.45 1.0. 9,00 1m 1 1 30 a.. 234 0 11.00a.m. ILM as, to 12.00 nona 2.00 noon to 1.50 p.m. 1.00 p.m. in 4.97 p.m. 4.00 p.m. to B.10 p.m

Every 15 mil

NIGHT CARS.

As on Week Dayi. SPECIAL CARS.

15 to

10 mir

Br insasixITY AT TRÍ COMPANY'S DEVIDA,

ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS ► TOUE LOT,

22629/31st, Etidejo, from Port- iandore.

I

China between H.K. & Hainan.

T. F. CLAXTON, Director.

1.K. Observatory, April 10, 1922.

METEOROLOGICAL

Barometer

Previous

on date.

on ilate.

12. L.M. 47 D.

T/T Japan

CIT India.

Demand, India

2/573 Nom.

114 29314

TIT Java

54

145

T/T Marks

T/T Franes

Nom. 5.95

Demand, Paria ......

BUYING.

1 m/s. L/C

2:614

1 m/s. D{P

2612

3 m/s. L/C

2.64

30 ds. Sydney and?

Melbourne

2/734

30 l/s.San Francis-)

56

4 nfs. Marka.....

Nom

6.35

6.50

co&New York/

I m/s. Francs

3 m/s. France....

Jemand. Germany.

Demand, New York 541

IIT Bombay

Demand, Bombay... 19314

T/T Calcutta

Demand, Calcutta... 19334 Do Yokohama....... 114 Demand, Manila 110 Demand, Singapore. 10614 Demand, Batavia

) Haiphong

On Saigon

On Bangkok

Sovereign

145

***

Nam.

844

Gold leaf per Tael...

Bay Silver, ready... 3334

forward

3334

71

Bank of England rates 491⁄2%%

72

New York/London... 440

E Wind Direction

E

E

5

3

▸

SUBSIDIARY COINS.

9th 65 H'kong 50 ot pisces

10 5

par. par

Canton sub coins?

17.3

4/57%, dis. dis.

om 0.00 0.00 0.00

30.08 30.10 30.10 Temperature... 05 65 Humility

85 86 3856/6th, Geretle, Retransmitted Wind Force from Singapore, trom Yokohama. Weather.........

1547/3rd Nishimura Superfine, from Tuticorin

3363/5th, Nituie, from Newyork. 10539/16th: Raffacie MarteraDo Passenger of Herano Boat, from Cebu.

22748/31st, Ussher, Saskatoonseek.

M.E. J. AIREY,

Superintendent. Hongkong. April 7, 1922.

Care Rai...

Highest open.. air Temperature on the Lowest open air

Temperature on the 10th 65 T. F. CLAXTON, Director. H. K. Observatory, April 10.

from

Hongkong, April 10, 1922,

Printed and Published for the Proprietor, by Alfred Marley K

11, Ice House Street, in the City of Victoris Hong kong