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Not only is it best in the long run to buy British Goods, but it pays

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Money spent in Hongkong with

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more money in circulation there-

fore more Employment more

:

Prosperity and more Content-

ment among all classes.

IT PAYS TO BUY BRITISH.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

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from fire and burglary by keeping your records. And Valuables in HERRING HALL MARVIN Safe.

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We carry in stook a comprehensive range of safos suitable for the quirements of Banks, Offices and the Home, -and inspection is cor-

dially invited.

A.H.H.M. Safe is a súre protection against fire and burglary.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1926.

DAY BY DAY.

KOWLOON TRAFFIC

CASES.

DILIGENCE 19 THE MOTHER OF GOOD LUCK-Frandit.

EUROPEAN MOTORISTS

AH. Stakes has been

Among passengers embarking on July 16th at Marseilles in the P. & O... China was Sir Edgar Rees Jones, for Hongkong.

from working for a settlement, those extremists are seeking to tighten up the boycott and in- tensify the struggle. The Strike Committee itsel! even goes the

M length of expressing gratitude to

Posle appointed first-class draughtsman, the Canton Governmat for its Constructive Department, Hong- |" "protection": which is described kong Nával Yard, |'ns having been beneficial, amongst ather things, in the matter of striking a death-blow at Hong, kong Another body accuses Hongkong of being insincero in the incgotiations, whilst a Kuomintang organisation, said to represent more than a hundred. Labour Unions, talks of Hongkong's in- dustrial lpan proposal as

"polsun," The same scheme le referred to by another Kuomintang body as "dream of economic: domination.”

"The creation of such an atmos-

The Empress of Canada left Yokohama at 6p.m. yesterday and is due here on Sunday, the 22nd

Instant.

The piano used by Messrs. Lane, Crawford's new ladies' trio orches tra is a Collard and Collard grand, supplied by the Anderson Music Company.

Cholera still prevails

at

FINED.

BOYCOTT PROBLEM.

VIEWS OF A LONDON.

JOURNAL

In the course, of some comments Mr. A. A. Botello was fined $5, on the Boycott Conference, the by Mr. J. H. B. Nihill, at the China Express and Telegraph (Lon- Kowloon Magistracy this morning!don) says:

on charges of falling to have full control of his motor car and fall- Hongkong, animated by the 1ng to have the rear light of his friendliest feelings towards its car illuminated."

neighbours, desires an honourable It was stated that the defendant and lasting Betttlement, but looks

had two young ladies sitting on to the Canton Government to res the single seat next to the driver, pect, treaty rights, which have been thus preventing the defendant flagrantly violated, and to put an from having full control of his

machine.

Both offences were admitted by the defendant, who was fined $3 on the first and $2 on the second *count.

end to the unlawful tyranny of the

Strike Committee, which prevents the resumption of normal relations. The Canton Government's position is not an easy one. The powers placed in the hands of the Strike Committee has been ruthlessly and For failing to have an appro- though the sane element of Canton,

most profitably exercised, and al priate driver's licence, Mr. W. A. Bennett of the Kowloon Tong sick of it, one can well imagine and its environments are heartily

NO LICENCE.

phere in Canton is much to bo Wuchow, according to the latest Development Company, was fined that the strikers will not let go,

deplored, for it cannot but adversely affect the efforts of

those who are genuinely seeking to bring the present unhappy Mustard & Co., Ltd. situation to an end. The extremist

Incorporated under the Companies Ordinances Jengkong. 16-17, Connaught Road, Central.

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element... is evidently bent creating mischief, and we cannot. but think that the time has come for the Canton Government to keep some check on the activities of the trouble-makers, at any rate

whilst the problems are still under discussion. Instead of remaining silent, these extremists, not only

reports. at least 70 to 80 casos occurring daily.

will open on Sept. 21 next with the departure of troops from Southampton for various Eastern

$10. "

been able to more than clear their

Acting Sub-Inspector Smith, Without a struggle. They have The trooping season of 1926-27 said that the defendant former expenses by fining all who violated possessed a licence, when driving the rules of the boycott and strike, at Home, but he had never had a by selling confiscated gooda and rice in Hongkong. He was properties, by extortions from ship- driving along Prince Edward owners and merchants, currying Rond, and knocked down a young favours, and by relief funds contri- boy, who was, however, onlybuted by their gullible countrymen slightly injured...

garrisona.

H. R. H. Prince George joined H. M. S. Hollyhock at Nanking on August 5th, and proceeded in her. to Weihaiwal where he will rejoin H. M. S, Hawkins,

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The defendant said he had some his driver not being in the office, urgent business to perform, and,

be drove the car himself

oversens

ment has paid an enormous sund

In addition to all this the Govern-

dafly for their food, while their Itadquarters, dormitories, eating- houses, etc., have been rent free, and electric light and water and transport have been supplied with- out cost. The strikers have been on a

Home via Canada by the R. M. S.

Mr. D. McMurray, who leaves for CONSUL'S WIFE ABSENT.

Owing to the absence from the Empress of Asia on Thursday, on Colóny of Mrs. Crull, wife of the retirement from the post of Super- German Consul in Canton, she was intendent-Engineer of the Indo-represented by Mr. Curtis, of the wonderful wicket for the past China S. N. Co., after 26 years sor- Duro Garage, when charged with twelve months, and to get them off vice with the firm, will reside in driving a motor car without ait will perhaps be a more difficult Perthshire, Scotland..

matter than the signing of a settle- Mr. Curtis said that he was ment with Hongkong. teaching the defendant how to drive. He had control of the

LIGORES-May Ligores, Age 17,

Storekeeper Wiseman and Co died yesterday. Funeral willow, but also whilst the Con- at ference was in session. have been indulging in "bitter attacks on British policy and, have

been

The whereabouts of several constantly calling Hongkong's Canton ofleers arrested months

pass the monument 6.30 p.m. to-day. Manila papers please copy.

&

The Telegraph bona fides into question. As to ago by General Chang Kai-shek which is the more sincere in seek are still unknown. Friends of Mr. Lum Chih-min, former manag- ing a settlement-Hangkong, oring director of the Yuet Han Rail Capton-the atmosphere in the way and Provincial Secretary to two plates sylli perlians provide the Government, are unable the best answer.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1926.

THE WRONG WAY..

It cannot but be regretted that, at a time when both the. British and the Canton Delegates' pro. posals for a settlement of the under consideration, boycott are labour organisations in Canton should give vent to such declara- tions as we indicated in our issue of yesterday. As it was, we gave only a summary of the statements issued by those bodies, practically all of which, it will be observed, are closely associated with the Kuomintang Party. We cannot bring ourselves to believe that the declarations have been published of that with the approval Government, but it is not without some significance that they appear in full in a journal which is generally regarded as

of Canton's official mouth pieces.

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Here in Hongkong, without the imposition of a censorship of any kind, the newspapers have, since the commencement of the negotia tions, refrained from comment, on the ground that such, however well-intentioned, might embarrass those in whose hands an attempted

Shopping Facilitics.

With the opening to-day of the new premises of Messrs. Lane, Crawford, Limited, in the Ex change Building, Des Voeux Road, one's mind almost inevitably turns

to

to the fine big store now possessed

licence.

brakes and gear, with the defend- ant steering,

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RUBBER PRICES.

In reply to his Worship, Mr. Curtis said that he had fastructed

STRAITS QUOTATIONS. one of his employees to apply for to learner's licence for the de-Messrs. Carroll Bros. reports secure information regarding it fendant and he (Mr. Curtis) re-

ceived the licence that same after the following sales of rubber. 'noon.

shares from Singapore- Hia Worship registered. caution.

It is understood that Prince George, who joined in the gift: of two beautiful quarto volumes of Ackermann's "History of West- minster Abbey" which have just

presented to the Dean and Chapter of Westminster by the King and Queen and their chil- dren, will autograph the gift on his return from China.

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TWO OFFENCES: Having left his car on the

Allengbys

Ayer Panas

Glenealles Jorams. Mentakabs

Ulu Benuts Dividend: United

wrong side of the Castle Peak Road, near Mr. Orme's bungalow, Mr. Galdant drove for some dis- tance on that side of the rond 18% 11. before going over to the left On. another occasion he was asked to

$ 8.45

.$18.00

$2.50

$1.80

S 0.60

.$ 0.80 Malaccas,

The following forthcoming wed-produce his licence but failed to it being stated that, except for the good driving of a motorist coming dings are announced. Mr. David do.80. Christian Wilson, residing at No. 67 Nathan Road, Kowloon to Miss Mr. Geldant was fined $7 on the accident would have been inevit- When charged this morning, in the opposite direction, an Hilda Bell, of 118 Queen's Road, first charge and $ on the second, fable in the first case.

the subject of retail shopping facilities in this Colony and the answer one gets to a self-put query is that Hongkong is exceptionally well served by its retail stores. Not only can this be said in regard by Messrs. Lane, Crawford, Ltd., but one has only to think of Messrs. Wimbledon, S. W. 19, Mr. Percy Watson's, Messrs. Whiteaway and John Austin, of the Chinese, Mari- Laidlaw, Sincere's, Messrs. Mackin-time Customs, to Miss Winifred tosh, Messrs. Wm. Powell and many Suckling, who will arrive in the others to realise that there is no Colony by the e.s. Khyber. dearth of excellent shopping facili- ties at which may be procured Mr. T. Hynes, Superintendent of quality goods at fair prices. Every Mails in the Hongkong Post Office class of trade is represented and is leaving for a holiday in New there is probably less direct Home Zealand by the s.s. Changte to buying done by residents of this morrow. A hard-working officer, Colony than by the residents of any Mr. Hynes has of late been in poor other big foreign centre in the Far health, and his many friends hope East Hongkong's shops

that his well-earned rest will result nothing if not well run, and he is in a complete regaining of his

health. an excessively meticulous person who fails to find the article for which he is seeking. There is enough competition to keep prices wall within the range merited by their quality and the "service" is, in most cases, worthy of compari- son with what is found at Home, more especially with regard to We of this quick deliveries.

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Lieutenant-Commander A. S. Hutchinson will join the Titania, Hongkong in the first week of September and take over command of a submarine of the Fourth Flo- tilla. Lieutenant Commander Hut chinson joined the service in 1914, and in the early part of the late war was a middy of ill-fated

Portsmouth.

The Very

Very Idea!

Among the stories told by What, wall I say the gaffer Il Arthur Griffith-Boscawen in his I see him?" Jock asked..

Tell hint: yo can work the ver book "memories" in one, about a "Tommy" in France during the tical if he asks yea World War, whose French was Jock turned up at the work next confined to "Oui, out," "Pas Ron," day, and on being asked what he and "Na Poo," and who was bent could do, replied Oh, I can on marrying a French girl whose work the oracle." knowledge of English was notYou can, can you? Well, we much more extensive. Bishop have plenty here already that can Gwynne the Episcopal Chaplain do that. We need no more.” General of the Forces, questioned

the soldier regarding the union? Midland woman: He used

"What about religion?" he nasty expression with his clenched; adjustment of-the-dispute bas been Colony become more or less prone Queen, Mary, sunk at Jutland. He asked. “You know you are a good fist.

habitually to grumble about most placed. Not only so, but the things, but if we will set out to was latterly serving with the battle Churchman, but she, is she not a public, no doubt animated by the think fairly and justly about Hong-hirt Centurion, Reserve Fleet, Roman Catholic 1

Young lady students of Jena, That's all right," was Tommy's Germany, have pitched tents in same idea, has shown a like res-kong's leading retail shops, we shall come to the conclusion that we are

reassuring reply. "She was a two battle camps-one waging traint in not forwarding, for well served and that our foibles and tonant-Colonel Francis S. Roman Catholic, but I have ex war for long half and against publication in the correspondence, fads are very patiently ministered Montagu-Bates, C.M.G., D.S.Oplained it all to her, and now she short, the other battling against

to. Let us then not hesitate to saying the 1st Battalion, Hongkong,

East Surrey Regiment, command has joined our Church."

BO.

EXCHANGE RATES.

columns, opinions which it may have held on the points at issue, There has, in fact, been a general' willingness here to leave the cuestion to authorised delegates, who, it has been realised, would

Paris have all the essential facts in their Brussels

Amsterdam possession. We only wish that Borlin Canton had followed the same Copenhagen Vienna... policy, for, with the issues still Helsingfors

Lisbon. means: Buenos Aires outstanding, it is by no

organisations Shanghai helpful when labour of

Yokohama indulge in such tactics, obviously New York

Genova designed to wreck the conference

Man Stockholm proceedings. We gave publicity Stock

Oslo yesterday to these declarations s Prague Madrid that the public might gain some p Rio Idea as to what Canton's labour Bombay

Hongkong, leaders are saying and doing. It Silver (pot).

SHvor (forward) will have, been soon that, 80, far

has been promoted brevet colonel Magistrate, to, married woman from the 1st July, says the China What do you work, at? Express. Colonel Montagu-Bates

Woman: Nine children, sixteen began his service in Lumsden's hours a day and no holidays.

Rugby, August 18.

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Corps, an irregular corps, which

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came into existence during the South African War, and did aplandid service, getting his com- mission from trooper In 1900. 18.28. While with, Lumsden's Corps and 8448 the East Surreye in South Africa 102% he did some hard Flding and fight- 2:17782 46.7/16-ing and earned the Queen's Medal 2/01⁄4% with four (clasps, and afterwards

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They used a nice hand-painted.

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Which made the kitten.

cough.

And when It lapped up milk,

one night, T

It licked the flowers off

Doing school work at home i

11/10 served with the South African | what makes a kid, get punished the 4.85 16/16 Constabulary In the late war he next day for his inther's ignor-

85 was adjutant of the 1st Battalion, anco,

26:16 714845: -18:144 served on the staff and command-

22.17 ed a brigade In Saloniko, his ex- Jock had been out of work for

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long hair and shouting salvos to ehort. It all began when a pro- fessor issued summons to all fair maids to come forth and perform in a pageant. But ho added that no bob haired maidens need apply, as unsuitable" to part.

Magistrate, to woman involved. in an unhappy matrimonial dis - -pute: Did you and your husband

quarel on Friday night?

Wife: What And the next day, Capaydayl; Gertainly not]

Rather a curious incident occur red during the visit of the Prince

of Wales to the Highland Show at Helso

Guarded by two policemen, the

31.36 periences extending over the fight longer than he relished, and meet 7,19/32 Ing in France and Belgium, 1914- ing one of his pale, he told him since had left one part of the 1/815, Greek Macedonia Serbia, he was fed up The latter said Show.and was crossing to another,

Bulgaria, European, Turkey, Is that if Jock called at a certain when an old lady was heard lands of the Agoan See,Egypt workshop he believed he would ask, "What has that respectab and Russin,

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