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REDUCED SUMMER RATES

Accommodation available at reduced rates (including meals)

JULY TO SEPTEMBER

For Terms apply:

The Manager, HONGKONG HOTEL PEDDER STREET

THE HONGKONG & SHANGHAI HOTELS, LTD.

YOUR HOT WEATHER

WORRIES SHOULDERED

BY.

Frigidaire

PRODUCT.

GENERAL MOTORS

"FREEZE THEM WITH

FRIGID AIR"

The Union Trading Co., Ltd.

Prince's Building

"RICKSHAW"

Phone 0.587.

BRANDI

CEYLON TEA Cheapcat and Beot

From all loading Compradores.

PRICE $1.00 PER LB,

Be Guided by the Quality-Not the Price.

Power-full

SOCONY GASOLINE

E. HING & Co.

SHIPBUILDING MATERIALS, SHIP CHANDLERS

HARDWARE MERCHANTS.

Wing Woo Street

PHONE:-CENTRAL No. 1116. {L 52 Central

"CARNATION" MILK

Reliable Dependable

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

...

Established 1912,

THE

ROYAL

SHOE STORE, Ladies Dancing and Walking Shoes, also Lizard Skin Shoes

MADE TO ORDER Export. Fit and Good

Workmanship.

No. 1, D'Aguilar Street. Opposite Yoo Sang. Fat Co. Telephone Central 3237.

METALS

of all kinds especially for ship- building and engineering work. Complete stock, Beat Tarma,

Immediato delivery.

SINGON & CO., ESTABLISHED A. D. 1880,

HING LUNG SL Phone Central

MRS. SEKAI

MASSAGE

2nd Floor

.616.

2, Duddell Street, Hongkong.

THURSDAY,

"ALLEGED FORGED

SIGNATURES.

THEATRE AGREEMENT SUED ON.

JUNE 30, 1927.

SOVIET REPRISALS.

TWO POLES EXECUTED..

Tarassovitch, Juno..20. Two Poles charged with espion- of the Polish General Staf have ago In Soviet territory on behalf been sentenced to death by the Jitomirvolyn Regional Court and executed.

Hurts Campaign."

The question as to whether signatures had been forged or not occupied the attention of the act ing Puisné Judge, Mr. P. Jacks, for some time yesterday afternoon.: during the hearing of a $1,000 claith in the Summary Court Two Chinese. parties were at law..j

Moscow, June 29. a man named Ng Shun-fat claim- The Labour members, Messrs. ing the money from. Tum Faug- Lansbury, Maxton and Fenner shek as having been paid for a con. Brockway, havo telegraphed to M. sideration which failed, the con- Rykoff asking for the casantion of sideration: In, question being the executions without trial which aro Mef Chiu Chinese theatre, Lung-impeding their campaign against hom.

British Government's anti-Russian Mr. C. A. S. Russ was for the policy. plaintiff and the 'defendent was re- presented by Mr. D. McCallum.

It appears that the plaintiff, who is a building contractor, was om- ployed by Messrs. Trollope and Colls Far East Limited and paid $1,200 down as a consideration for a four days trial of the theatre. He was given to understand from the defendant that it was a flour- ishing conuern, und, as much as $200 a day had been taken with at good Chinese picture.

He obtained a good picture which cost $100 but he soon lost' $200. On the first day he colleet ed $10.50, second day $17.40, third day $11.50, and fourth day only $5. He therefore instructed his solici- tors to terminate the contract and demand his money back.

Forgery Alleged.

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M. Rykoff has replied that the vigorous campaign against coun- ter-revolutionaries is inevitable and hopes that the British public will not submit to the British Gov- ornment's "policy of provocation and preparation for another war."

Reuter.

RECENT WILLS.

CHINESE RESIDENT'S BIG ESTATE.

*

10

OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

20

Horizontal.

Lateral dilation.

6 Mocessins. ».

10

Instruments used in eating. 11 Swamp rabbit.

13 Slonder spiral plant stem.

Canteloupe.

16

16 Scarlet.

17 Tribe of Siouan Indians.

18 Type of Indo-European.

19 Paid publicity.

20 To allde.

Devoured.

22

23 Tree.

24 Sediment of iron in water"

cn

peaty land.

has

26 Driving cumtmand,

28

Fruit of pine tren.

Abbreviation for Saint.

Opposite of water.

Estate valued at $158,700 been left in the Colony by Choy Ping-woon, alias Choy Ping-won, 29 alias Tsof Ping-woon, alias Choy 30 Kwong-tsin, who died at No. 5 Tai Pak Terrace, second floor, on Fe wasĮbruary 27th. this year.

The defendant alleges that the contract which is sued upon not signed by him, and that the signatures are forgeries.

A Chinese handwriting expert was called to give evidence with regard to the signatures, and he said it appeared to him that the signatures on the contract were not forged.

32 A sunken fence, 33 Field

34 Compound ether, 36 Retrieves.

38 To cause to run of the track.

Probate of the will has been granted to Choy Yun-sang and Ho39 Sze-chi, 33 Wing Wo Street.

Mr. F. Xavier Alvarez (Alvarea) who died on May 30th last year at No. 14 Beco Do Norte, Lisbon, Portugal, left estate in Hongkong, The witness's ability. to Macao and Portugal. The local

between different estate amounts to $2,500, handwriting was tested in court, Letters of Administration with when he correctly shid that three the will annexed have been grant sets of signatures had been writtened to his sister, Miss C. Alvarez, by the same hand, and the other of the Italian Convent.

Mrs. J. CRAWFORD. distinguish

EXPERT MASSAGE.

14, Queen's Road C., 1st floor.three, with the exception of a doubtful one, had been written by: another.

The test was proposed by Mr.

MASSAGE HALL McCallum, but when he himself

MRS. S. UZUNOYE Experi Masseuse

37, Queen's Road, C 2nd. floor

MRS. MOTONO

Hand and Electric" MASSAGE

No. 31B, Top Floor Wyndham St. Hongkong..

EXPERT MASSEUR.

Cures Rbaumatism, Nervous- ness and all kinds of chronic ailments.

Prof. I. K. SETO, Madame H. MORITA.

Madame E. AKĀJI

23, Wyndham St. Tel. C.4395.

W

WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC

examined the signatures he caused much, amusement by commenting that it was obvious to even a Eu- ropean that three of the signatures were the same: they were obvious- ly different from the other three.

The case for the plaintiff closed and the case was adjourned until Monday week. *

SECURITY PACT.

PARIS AMBASSADOR ARRIVES IN NEW YORK.

CANADIAN JUBILEÈ..

NATIONAL CELEBRATION.

On July 1, 1927, Canada will celebrate in a national way the six- fileth anniversary of its birth as a Dominion. The self-governing form of the celebration is being arranged by a National Committee of prominent Canadians appointed by the Canadian Parliament to co- operate with the governments of the nine provinces and municipali- ties throughout the Dominion.

A resolution passed by the Par- liament of Canada at its last sea- sion stated in part: "It in the earnest wish of Parliament that New York, June 29. Mr. Myron IIerrick, U.S. Paris the Diamond Jubilee of Confedera Ambassador, arrived aboard the tion, for which plans are now be lle de France bearing a memoran- ing rapidly matured, shall com- dum from the French Government memorate appropriately and en- with regard to the possibility of a thusiastically the accomplishment Security Pact with the United of Confederation and the subse States. He was taken to the Cityquent progress of the Dominion." Hall where he was met by the While every city, town, village Mayor, Mr. Walker, and Colonel and hamlet in Canada will have Lindbergh, who had broken his its own local Diamond Jubilee pro- rule of seclusion in order to take gramme extending from July 1st to part in the welcome. At least 3rd, the chief celebration will be in 15,000 people were present when Ottawa, the Canadian Capital. One Mr. Herrick landed at the battery. of the features of the programme. -Renter's American Service. in Ottawa will be the inauguration of a carillon of 53 bells; the largest and finest, in the world, which is now being installed in the new

NEW YORK WEDDING. tower on the Houses of Parlin-

MISS GRACE VANDERBILT MARRIED.

ment. The bells range in musical scale from the deep-toned boom of a ten-ton bell to the high. treble of a twenty-pounder. On July 1st the new carillon will ring out and the music will be broadcast by spe- New York, June 20. Miss Grace Vanderbilt, the cial equipment so that it may be over North America, daughter of General Corne- heard all

married the British Isles and other coun-

Lrics in Europe. to-day to Henry Caasaway

mining enginour and It is expected that thousands of

lius Vanderbilt,

Davis,

Was

Reiss, Massey & Co., Ltd. andson of Mr. Henry Cass-visitors from the United States

Distributors.

Queen's Blds.

of West Virginia and Democratie and other countries will come to candidate for the Vice-Presidency Canada for the Diamond Jubilee of the United States in 1904. of Confederation Celebration next

July. Tel. C.673. Reuter's American""Service.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

HARVEY ZIMMER'LL

BE GLAD TO GET THESE FLOWERS-GEE, I KNOW WAAT 17 16 7D BE SICK

IN BED WITH 724"

MUMPS!!

What He Thinks They're For

To sleep.

40

To tonn.

11

Calm,

Vertical.

1 To hurry.

2 Small body of water.

3 Wand.

4 Registere.

Lack of appetite.

6 Knave of clubs. 7 Imitates,

8 Basement.

9 European ermine,

10 Choked.

12 Substance cupable of producing

invert sugar, 7

14 To cut off branches.

20 Therefore.

My Bin coloured bird.

28

24

To cleave,

Second note in scale..

Artist's framo..

28 Vehiclo.

120 Intelligenco.

31 Head of a department in a uni-

versity,

33 King of the beasts.

35 To free.

87 Any monkey.

Yesterday's Puzzle,

A Revelation in Ice Tanks.

THE

TUNDICE

TANK

On the thermos principle.

CALDBECK, MACGREGOR & COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated under the Hongkang Companies' Ordinances 1911-1915.) No 15, Queen's Road C

The perfect

Manila Cigar

Telephone 75 Contral.

"PERFECTOS"

“LA PERLA DEL ORIENTE"

sold by:

YOURS TRULY

acco Store Tobacco

22, Des Voeux Road, C. (Phone: C. 1856.)

By Blosser

WUY, ZY TAKIN' SEA

WHAT FOR,

DID HE DIE?

LOOKIT KIMA

LOOK! HE CAN'T

FIGURE OUT WHAT I'M DOING WITH ALL TASSE NICE FLOWERS!

WILAT ARE YOU GOT THOSE FLOWERS FOR?

| "TO HÁRUSY ZIMMER- „AIN'T YOU GONNA

SEND AUN SOME?

He can't ask questions yet butghe means to find out for himself! Baby soon reaches the interesting

stage

on

[ACTOGEN"

• The NATURAL-MIEK Food

01927 BY, HEA SERVICE, ĮNG.

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