1923-04-26 — Page 2

NOTICE.

NOTICE

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

METALSH. S. BAILEY & CO. LTD.

of all kinds, especially 1 ship-bulding and engineering But work. Complete stock.

Immediate delivery.

GUIDE

SINGON & CO.,

Established A D. 18801

HING LUNG ST. Phone Central 515,

GIVE HIM A WATCH:

From:

SHERIFF BROTHERS 49, Queen's Road Central

MING YLEN STUDIO.

14, Beaconsfield Arcade

ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.

Ball, or 'Phone Central No. 4310

MASSAGE HALL

MRS. S. UZUNOYE

Zxpert MasseTSE

37, Queen's

cad Central,

Zad. Floo:

Bobay BIZT

MARTIN'S

PROL AND STEEL

A"

for Ladies PILLS

A Franch Remedy for all Irregu

Thousands of Ladies Larios. always keep a box of Harila's Pill in the house so that on the Erst sign of any Irregularity of the System imely dose may do administered. Those who use tham recommend them, hence their enormans sale. All Chemists and Stores sell them througboat De World, post free -, MAR- TIN Chemist, Southampos, Ezg.

MARTIN'S

A

PIOL AND STEEL

¡ for Ladies

PILLS

WONG SIU WGON

2007S SHOPS & SLIPPERS FOR TAMES,

GENTS & CHILDREN, BEST DESIGNS, PRICES I MODERATE

11, PATTINGER ST., PHONE 1474

Mrs. SEKAI

MASSAGE

THE PHARMACY 2nd FLOOR,

Na, 1, Daddai Street, Hongkong.

Repairs

Skifully

and

Carefully attended

to by REPAIRING

T. NAKAO Japanese Shoe Expert.

TORTOISE SHELL BOXES and CASES A SPECIALTY. Astor House Hotel Building. Queen's Road Central..

ENGINEERS & SHIPBUILDERS

KOWLOON.

HARBOUR REPAIRS Oil Flag L.** Tugs, Barges Light Draft & High Speed Vessels & Motor Craft.

Sole Agents For

KELVIN MOTORS.'

Works.

Manager

PHONE.

Kowloon 21

Kowloon 633

STEAM LAUNCH FOR SALE.

MEE CHEUNG Photographers Froto Supplies always in stock rol

films, camers, papers, and pictures of local and S. China views.

Ice House Street and

Beaconsfield Acade.

GREEN ISLAND GEMENT COMPANY LIMITED.

PORTLAND CEMENT.

Ta Casks of 375 lbs. net.

la Bags of 250 lbs. net.

SHEWAN, TOMES & CD.

General Macagers.

Hongrong.

PEAK TRAMWAY CO., LTD.

750..

9.00

11.00

228

B::

8 50 pm.

9.30

11.15

TIME TABLE..

Week Days.

7.10 4.0 3.00

111.00

'6 12.30

€ 55

-12.40 pts

12.47

12.57

3.10.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

OIL CONCESSION IN TURKEY,

THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1923.

Constantinople, April 25, Further details concerning the Chester Concession rather knock the "gilt off the ginger bread." The concession is valid for 99 years. but the Government may buy the railways after thirty years and if the construction on the sector at Samiun and Sives is not begun within six years the whole concession will be rendered void and the deposit of ten thousand sterling forfeited. The new company is sub- jeet to all Turkish taxation and must also pay thirty per cent, profits to the Government. It may import coal and materials duty free and employ foreign experts, but must train Turks to replace them, and ordinary labour must be purely Turkish,

INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE.

New York, April 25. The newspapers think that President Harding's speech on the International Court of Justice indicates that the President intends to seriously press the project of American membership despite the opposition of Republican leaders and others. The New York Herald thinks that the speech is unconvincing and says the President reaffirmed an uncompromising stand against American membership in the League of Nations, yet he argued for American membership in the Court created by the League, and which is really an adjunct of the League.

BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE PROSECUTIONS.

Paris, April 25.

Among the ten Banque Industrielle officials to be prosecuted is. Senator Andre Berthelot on charges of wrongfully issuing shares and distributing Actitious dividenda. M. Pernotte is similarly charged, also with negotiating the said shares. It is expected the trial will begin in June.

be prosecuted Other Banque Industrielle officials ordered to include Senator J. Perchoty and two auditors of the Company.

REICHSBANK PRESIDENTS ANGER.

London, April 25. President of the Reichsbank Herr Savenstein, explaining the six per cent. rise in the discount rate, severely referred to German industrialists, who were nullifying the Reichsbank's efforts to stabilize the mark. He complained that their daily speculations in foreign exchange far exceed their real needs and threatened to impose restrictions, irrespective of persons, if the practice did not cease..

The papers state that Herr Stinnes recently bought foreign exchange for several millions of gold marks in a single day.

NEW RHODES TRUST."

London, April 25.

TO-DAY

DOURLE ATTRACTION

THEATRE

WORLD at the

at 5 15 p.m. &.9.15 p.m...

A VACATION ROMANUF THAT LASTED

You watch Violet and Sam meeting at

summer hotel, and falling in love- "almost at first sight. But that is not the end of the picture. Oh, no. That is only the beginning. Violet marrias Sam, and they have all tha happy, funny, tragic, perplexing, blissful, ordin- ary experiences of married people. Here in a picture with a universal appeal. Clean, brisk comedy that will please old and young alike,

WANDA HAWLEY

IN

'HER STURDY OAK'

TO-DAY

THE GREAT EVENT OF THE YEAR IN EUROPE

TED (KID) LEWIS

VS

ROLAND TODD

FOR THE MIDDLE WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF EUROPE.

20 ROUNDS AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL. LONDON.

PRICES OF ADMISSION :-9.15 p.m. $1.20 & 80 cts. 5.15 p.m. 80 & 60 cts. Soldiers and Sailors in uniform 50 cts. to Stalls at 9.15 p.m. only.

SHANGHAI POLICE OFFICERS ACQUITTED.

Jury Return Verdict of "Not Guilty.”

Shanghai, April 25.-In the British Supreme Court this afternoon before His Lordship, Sir Skinner Turner, the two Police Officers, Detective Sub-Laspector Gabbut aad Detes tive Sergeant Balchin, who were Jarraigned on a charge of using the "third degree" to obtain a contes sion from a Chinese prisoner were acquitted. The jury returned a verdict of Not Gilty" and added that they were convinced that the complainant Lob Tso received his injuries whilst in the Police Station, The Japanese detective-sergeant. Chinese detec |Okajima, and two

A new "Rhodes Trust" has been founded by Mrs. H. P. Davisontives are being held in custody on in memory of her husband, an ex-partner of the J. P. Morgan Com- pany, under which three each of Oxford and Cambridge students will be enabled to spend a year at either the university of Harvard, Yale or Princeton, all expenses paid. University authorities on both Every 15 Min sides of the Atlantic are organising the scheme.

IC 15

Non stop

tipping Non stop Stopping Son op Stopping

Every

10 Min.

15

10

Non Stop Stopping Non Stop Stopping

Non Stop Stopping Stopping

NIGHT CARS

9.00 p.m. 9.30 pm. 10 11.00 Every 30 Min.

il 45 pts

11.30

Saturday's Extra (ar 12.00 Midnight

SUNDAYS

7.50

7.10 u.m

7,50

14)

9.30

H

Every 15 Min.

2:30

11.00

10

11.15

10 12.00 Nonn

12.00 No

o

1.00 p.m

1.00 p.m.

2.30

10

4.30

430

5.30

15

5.30

5.10

10

DOINGS OF THE DUFFS

33996993

2.40

7.20 p.m.

7.54

201

8.10

Non Stop stpp: Non Stop Stopping

Sea Stop Supping Stepping

SPECIAL CARS,

BY ARRANGEMENT AT THE COMPANY'S OFFICE ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS, DES VOEUX ROAD. 1st May 1923.

THE IMPRISONED PRINCE.

Duesseldorf, April 25,

The court martial has reduced the eight months' sentence recently passed on Prince Frederick von Lippe for disobeying the order against the carrying of arms, to one of seventy-five days' imprison- ment and a fine of eight hundred thousand marks,

DAVIS CUP.

Melbourne, April 25...

similar charges, on which they should shortly appear before the Japanese-and Mixed Courts respec tisely, Reuter-

WANT OF CONFIDENCE VOTE.

Opposed by Premier and Cabinet.

Peking, April 25.-The

House

of Representatives is sitting in camera this afternoon to decide whether the Want of Gonfidence Vote is legal, but meanwhile the Premier has circulated a motifica-

The Davis Cup player Anderson has agreed to accept publiction in the provinces declaring the assistance making it conditional only if applied to procuring a busirote to be illegal, indicating that neas substitute. The secretary of the Association declares that it is practically certain that the team will compete.

U.S. AND MEXICO.

New York, April 25. President Harding in his speech reviewing the position of the United States towards other republics of the western hemisphere, said the last remaining difference, namely with Mexico, was happily

MARINE AND TRANSPORT WORKERS.

New York, April 25.

A strike call, operating at coon, has been made by the Marine and Transport Workers' Union, numbering 125,000 men. They demand

MISS ELLIS SAFE.

the Premier and Cabinet do not intend to take any notice of the House of Representative's decision. -Reuter.

REUNIFICATION.

Manchuria Protests Use of Force,

The Association of Provincial Assemblies of Manchuria has wired to the Government denounc ing the militarists who attempt reunification by force, declaring that Manchurian troops have not any intention of starting another civil war-Reuter.

Simiz, April 25,

Miss Ellis has arrived at Peshawar.

MOUTRIE PIANOS. Provenbest by every

tést

Still Kept Very Busy.

TO-NIGHT & TO-MORROW

at 9 p.m.

FAREWELL DANCES

at

KOWLOON THEATRE

CARMODY

and his Orchestra (from S.S. President Jefferson)

including

· Watson and his banjo, Wall and his drums

and

CARMODY at the Plano, will provide the syncopation.

Tickets: $2.00

"PHILIPS"

APHILIPS LAMP

IS A PERMANENT

ECONOMY

SOLE AGENTS

Holland China Trading Co. Hong Kong

I WANT TO GIVE YOU

AN ORDER AND I WISH

YOU WOULD DELIVER IT TODAY - TWO BUSHEL. OF POTATOES-

A SACK OF FLOUR

ALL RIGHT, MR DUFF

TWO DOZEN EGGS - A DOZEN BANANAS, FIVE POUNDS OF SUGAR - SOME CELERY AND HEAD

LETTUCE - FOUR CANS OF CORN A DOZEN OF ORANGES AND A FIVE POUND CHICKEN -

HELLO, TOM DUFF, HOW ARE YOU? HAVEN'T SEEN YOU IN A LONG TIME- HOW'S EVERY THING?

OH PRETTY GOOD, CHARLEY - HOW HAVE YOU BEEN?

BY ALLMAN

HOW'S BUSINESS? ARE YOU STILL WORKING.

FOR THE SAME

PEOPLE?

UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS PRICE-M.K $112.50 NET.

YES, THE

WIFE AND TWO

KIDS-

Weight

In Case

8) Los

Weight, (Maximum)

Service,

PORTABLE MODEL

Sole Agents

DODWELL & CO., LTD.

Queen's Bidés

Phone. U. 1035