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J. ULLMANN & Co.

Alexandra Building

Chater Road,

Hongkong.

WATCH MANUFACTURERS

HAMOND ME GRANTS

& JEWELLER

bilver & Electro={lat d

Wares.

Baccarat Cut Glasses Fancy Goodse etc.

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WESTINGHOUS

Holyoak,

ELECTRIC

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1926.

PRINCE OPENS NEW HOSPITAL & HOME.

Entertainments.

ERLAND STAG

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Gutauit

Pictur

JAMES CRUZE'S SUCCESSOR TOI

THE COVERED WAGON

WITH

BETTY COMPSON RICARDO CORTEZ ERNEST TORRENCE

WALLACE BEERY

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Massey & Co., Ltd.

Distributors.

Qen's Bids.

MASSAGETM

Mrs. HANA INOKUOJII bega Ho notify her clients that she ling rotary end to thejenlony, 6. Ashley Roul, Korkton. Tel, K. 751.

The Industrial Museum (wiek · Londor is to have early just pour will presumably do 'inoge to accoumao vistors than did gome of its predecessors in their early Houses in Tientsia, Paris As an example of how not

Shanghai, Hànkew and Pekinge

do, one might quote from an

jeightornille entury guide to the Hiatich Mungu. Only Aftern purons were allowed to see it "in Factory in La Chaux-de-feet company," and to do, so they

Fonds switzerland.

Mrs. J. CRAWFORD,

di

Massage Hall

No. 14. Zoland Street

jhad to send their names guil te dest son the Porter'a Lodge," ¡where, in a few days,their tickets je ne "made out "Specifying Che day and hour at which they are [lo renue.". "What it is quitenh thức

these tickets when ready were sin

Joent but find to be applied for, qué 'realises that a Visit to the British Masoom in those days was come. thing of an exmursion.

HOTELS,

THE

HONGKONG

HONGKONG HOTEL: REPUESE BAY HOTEL: PEAK HOTEL Telegraphie Adibress: 2 BRIMLAN, HONGKONG."

AND.

SHANGHAI

ASTOR HOUSE HOTEL: PALACE HOTEL; KALEE HOTEL: MAJESTIC HOTEL. Telegexphid Address;, “CENTRAL, SHANGHAL”,

HOTEL

LIMITED.

In assuciation with the Grand Hotel Das Wagons Lits. Peking:

KOWLOON HOTEL

THE PREMIER HOTEL IN KOWLOON.

First Class Billiard Room and Saloon Bar.

Electric Lift and Telephone to each Floor: Tels: K.608 & K.ng Cable ad Iress: KOWLOON, Hongkong.

Under the Personal Supervision and Management of. FRANK L. COOKE

Proprietor

KING EDWARD HOTEL.

CENTRAL, LOCATION

ELECTRIC LIFTS AND LIGHTING,' TELEPHONE ON EACH FLOOR.

HOTEL LAUSCH MEETS ALL. #TEAMERS

Telegraphic Address Vicronta

Telephone Central 373

THE BUROPE HOTEL.

SINGAPORE.

Terms: A la carte or Inclusive.

Telophone in every room. After-dinner dancing every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

GRILL ROOM

Telegrams Europe Singaporo" ARTHUR E, ODELL,

Telephone 2750.

Managing Director.

E. HING & CO.

SHIPBUILDING MATERIALS SHIP CHANDLERS

HARDWARE MERCHANTS. "

PHONE CENTRAL No. 1116.

Wing Woo Street TEL. 25 Central

Printed and Published for the Proprietor by FREDERICK PERCY FRANKLIN, at 1 and 3, Wyndham Street, in the City of Victoria, Hongkong.

The Prince of Wales respatly epctil the new Nurses' Home and Obstetric Hospital at

the University College Hospital in Londen. Heyis shown house at the students' maseqt, "Phineas," holding a baby.

MURDER CHARGE.

ABERDEEN CASE CONTINUING.

24 HOURS NOTICE,

-(Continued from Tugo 1).

I put it to you that He said So After being adjourned, the ease you in broken English “Allee same in, which a Chinese is charged agreement Capt. Jones; 24 hours) with the murder of his wife, atarishgo"?—He did' nul spenc Aberdeen, again came before Mr. pidgin

R. E. Bindell at the Central Maristany this morning. Mr. T. Hazlegier appeared for the

Crown.

NOT PROPER.

EASTERN LABOUR

CONDITIONS.

A BIG CONFERENCE SUGGESTED.

London, July 14,

Ta the House of Commons the suggestion that there should be a conference between representa- i Would you have taken the job tives of Japan, China and India to on those terms?—No, e

discuss labour conditions on the Why not?--I should not considerines of the recent European con- A woman witness was called it propar.

ference, was made in the form of a who said she lived in a cubiele! What other vessels have question by Mr. Robert Young, al- adjoiniu: that in which the defen-commanded on the China Coast"-"Juting to statements at the last in Only the Chuenchow, which is,ternational Labour Conference re- river boat.

garding the superiority of condi- tions in India as compared with China and Japan.

dant, his wife and family lived. While they were living on her (winesale) Bloor she heard them Were you gu 24 hours' notice quarrel once. two or three days No.

before the tragedy, She heard Is it not a fact that there were!

Earl Winterton promised to sub- the defendant blaming his wife many men with master's ticketimit the suggestion to the Govern for not felling him about thejnemployed of that time?-Not lument of India.--Reuter. Betrothal of their daughter, ; On]my knowledge.

the night before the Tragedy,] Has if not béon so since the witness returned home at Samen's Strike of 19227-0÷- 4030 p.m. and the, defendant and casionally, the

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family were then asleep, She Yeti være on 24 thours' notiek 001- heard quarrel that night. the Yudnang-Yes as a juxter About 5.10 in the morning she was officer. aroused by a hig, dry, as though when you made a demand for

was in pain. She

wages in lew of notice, the com- thought it was a woman's voice any at other repudiated any claim Witness went into the pas"against them?--Yes. where she saw the eldest sourandi the defendant walking towards a

someone

rear cubicle. Witness followed

them.

The case is proceeding, "

COAL STRIKE.

AN IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENT,

THE CUSTOM.

PRATAS STATION.

(Continuvi from Page 17.

The Pentas Station, and th

that will be installed on the

Manels on ahnilar lines, willi 31 in a big gap in the chain of more effective system: of weather reporting stations and enable a records to be registered than is the case at present. The presence

Mr. Jenkin suggested that it was the custom on China coasters to employ masterk on 24 hours' notice. Witness did not agree.

He further denied that he know of typhions will be more accurate Capt. Jones was employed on those weather

ly recorded and the value of)

reports firms.

considerably {augmentel.

Mr. Jenitin, replying to the case

THE STAFF, jfor the plaintiff, said that up to The Enterview on January 2rd, the trol, marine guards

For the purposes of naval con- will be parties were on common groundstationed on the Shoul. The pro He pointed out that the Company bable Director of the Station is London, July 14.

had always considered it of prime Mr. C. W. Hsu, who is a member An important development in importance to get their offers of the Meteorological Society of the wal saation is that the 24 hours' notice-terms, and it was England and a recognised expert Tides Union Congress General therefore very curious that apparin Wireless telegraphy and en- Cancil have invited the Minors enlly by mutual consent nothin: gineering. Naval oficers will be Executive to meet them tormorrow, was suff at the interview between in charge of the radio Compass There is Bttle doubt that the the company and Capt. "Anderson station, in addition miners will accept, but the cone caggested that Capt, Anderson operation, observers, cte. ference will be the first between new all along, the terms on which fars will also be amongst the per- the miners and the T.U.C. since Cape Joues was engaged, and sonnel, which will number some the calling off of the general stepped into his shovs

on the 50 mer. strike.--Router.

f

same terms.

1

The case is proceeding."

60,000 TROOPS.

whose

ik

The thrif with The L'aay Express!

Over bring akyti -though les

wage In Final with an

PONY EXPRESS"

TO-DAY tili SATURDAY

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STAR

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Directed by Alfred E. Greens

Come

On Over

Liy

Rupert Hughes A Goldwyn Picture

CHARLIE CHAPLIN

in

His Million Dollar Masterpiece

THE GOLD

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to wireless Doe-

2.30,

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WORLD

9.15.

With the facilitica. at its dis- posal, the new Pratas station will be in daily communication with Shanghai and the stiff will there- fare not be out of touch with the latest happenings in the outside world. There

110 the wireless telephone plant which is within speaking distance for 500 miles with any outside point.

DARELLE BEAUTY SHOPPE

We are pleased to inform our customers that our Permanent Waving Machine bus now arrived from Europe. Kindly plone Central. 605 for appointment.

Excellent service and painless treatment assured.

EFFORTS. BY CHURCHES.

Rugby, July 14. Some interest, has been created by the news, this evening that representatives of the Miners' Federation will meet several Conthuned from Page 1). Eishops and heads of the Free Churches at the offices of the Ini Chang Fat-ful, displaye dustrial Artisan Fellowship. Anak bravery and were largely ofhelal of this body stated that instrumental. in the defeat of

FOOD SUPPLIES. our Fellowship is desirous of General Yip Hoi-kum,

Spocking of the provisions that' doing anything that it can towards are put at over 3,000 killed hate been made for the mainten

and wounded.... helping in the mining dispute.

ance and comfort of the colony, It will be remembered that Admiral Hsu said that they have Some days ago, we had a meeting with representatives of the coal-General Chang Fat-ful was the already successfully raised veget onors at which they explained fett of crossing the Straits of is being plentifully stocked with victor of Hainan. His daringables on the islands.. The place their point of view, This meet- Hainan, under the cover of foy, fowls, while fish and lobsters ar ing with, the miners' leaders is a and subjugating the jaland in two plentiful Tinned provisions and weeks' time, placed him in the high rice will of course, be sent to the feel that the least we can do is to estimation of General Chang Kai-island from time to time. Alrends hear the dimeulties of both sides.shek as a brilliant strategist and What the next step, will be after a resourceful General. This was

a big communal kitchen has been we are in possession of the facts the reason why he was selected built. as both sides put them, is not yet at lead the nuvanto army made to send acroplanes to the musical instrument on the market,

Arrangements have also been possible to say."-British Wire operating with Tang Sung-che. Pratas during the periods when

companion meeting to that.

lest.

We

Accompanying the 1st Division

POPULAR UKELELE.

"BEST-SELLER" MUSICAL INSTRUMENT. ›

The ukelele is the most popular

ment makers, of Aldgate, to a Daily Express representative." "I am selling more. ukeleles than uy other kind of Instrument. All classes of people are asking' for the ukelele. It is such un

grow, rather than diminishe easy instrument to play, that it's immense popularity is likely to

A new lease of life to the banjo of the 1st Army Corps, which other moans of communication are and twice as many as six months is likely to be afforded by the entrained for Shuikwan on the rendered difficult. The community ago are being sold in Londen to ukcicle's spell of popularity. Licut.-Col, W. R. Meredith, D.s... 12th instant, was a large, detach-have also had placed at their dis

day.

"There are unmistakable signs, the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, ment of 500 men belonging to the pasar two motor boats. For the who arrived at Singapore by the Publicity Bureau attached to the work that has now been accom- Nearly all the sent music pub that the banja is coming into its own again," said 'n leading Lon- Ranpura on the 3rd inst.. has been Army. These are to give icatures plished on the Prataa Shoals, It is lishers now include ukelele finger don musical instrument, maker appointed to take over the duties on the Three Peoples Doctrine to estimated that no less than 1,800 Ing. in their cong albumia and Twenty years ago tho banja was of Commandant, Federated Malay the country people wherever the tons of heavy material have been pieces of music, to the popular instrument of the day, States Volunteer Regiment in suc- Army goca and at the same used, this in itself representing "The uklele is enjoying a won- but It gradually dropped out of cession to Lieut. Col. F. R. W. time explain to them the causes of feat in transportation, particular derful wave of popularity, said n favour. The banjo if it comes Graham, p.8.0, MC, the Royal and the reasons why the Northernly when the difficulties of land member of the firm of Messrs. back, will return purely na'h jazz. Ulster Rifles.

campaign has been undertaken. ing it on the shoals are realised. Ebblewhita the musical instru-instrument