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S.S. "EMPRESS OF ASIA" 30th May, 1928-At Noon. ·

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M.V.

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For further particulars apply to the

GILMAN CO., LTD.

Bangkong.

26th May

Agents

G. E. HUYGEN.

Canton,

THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH,

WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1928.

A BELIEVER IN GLOZEL. TEXT OF USA. DRAFT CONSIGNEES NOTICES.

NOTED ARCHAEOLOGIST

CONVERTED.

Paris, Apr. 16.

Count Byron do Prorok, the head

of the American archeological ax-

TREATY.

WAR AS INSTRUMENT: OF NATIONAL POLICY.

The following is the draft for pedition in North Africa, who has the suggested treaty for the out- done remarkable work in Libya, lawing of war, as proposed by Mr. where he has unearthed numerous

traces of Neolithic civilisation, de- Kellogg:- elares himself converted to a be lief in the Neolithic origin of Glozel States of America, the President of

The President of the United

QUEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. And

CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION 00., LTD,

Consiguses per Company's Steamer,

"ADRASTUS".

From UNITED KINGDOM via SINGAPORE,

by the discoveries just made there. the French Republic, his Majesty are heroby notified that the cargo "I can no longer have any doubt," the King of Great Britain, Ireland, will be discharged into Hol's Wharf Kowloon, where it will lie at. Con- he states, "in the indisputable and the British Dominions Beyond since's risk and subject to terms

and on of the Seas, Empire of India, the conditions of storage at Holt's Wharf. authenticity, from now Glozel. The Glozel field is the most President of the German Empire, The Cargo will be ready for delivery extraordinary archeological bed his Majesty the King of Italy, his froin Godown on and after 16th May. to be seen at present."

Majesty the Emperor of Japan. Optional cargo will not be landed. here, unless notice has been given prior to steamer's arrival, but carried of call to which the option extends. on from port to port to the anal port All broken, chafed, and damaged goods are to be left in the Godowns,

Count do Prorok further states "Deeply sensible that their high that the Glozel finds prove that effice Imposes upon them a solemn there was in the past, thousands and thousands of years ago, an im- duty to promote the welfare of mense purely Mediterranean evil mankind:

"Inspired by a common desire Bation that extended from the north

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"FREIGHT AND

Mles, L'don, R'dam, Hall & Q'gow M'los, London, E’dam & Hamburg Mlos, London, B'däm & Glasgow

LONDON SERVICE "PATRUOLUB" 16th May. "MENELAUS" 29th May. "ANTENOR" 13th June.

LIVERPOOL SERVICE

"OANFA"

No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the steamer's Godown, and all Goods remaining un- delivered after the 22nd May, will be subject to rent.

"ORESTES" All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the undersigned on or before the 5th June, or they will not be recognised.

No Fire Insurance will be effected.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents. Hongkong, 15th May, 1028.

of Scotland to the centre of Africa. not only to perpetuate the peaceful where they will be examined on any We are discovering to-day the and friendly relations now happily Tuesdays and Fridays between the signposts of a whole world that to subsisting between their peoples, hours of 10.45 a.m. and noon within

among the free storage period. Many savants but also to prevent war almost unknown. do not want to admit it, but the any of the nations of the world. truth comes up from the depths "Destrous by formal act to bear unmistakable witness that they of the Earth."

M. Herriot (Minister of Educa condemn war as an instrument of that he will go national policy and renounce it in tion) announces himself to Glozel after the elections, favour of the pacific settlement of and that he will do everything in International disputes: his power to facilitate the re- "Hopeful that, encouraged by searches there, so that "scientific their example, all the other na-

incontestably

tions of the world will join in this The French Government, before humane endeavour, and, by adher- the last committee's report, had re-ing to the present treaty as soon fused to make a grant of 5,000 as it comes into force, bring their franca for the diggings at Glozel. peuples within the scope Hopes are expressed that now the beneficent provisions, thus uniting State will prove more generous, the civilised nations of the world and France thus escape having to in a common ronunciation of war Lake aid in the work from Ameri as an Instrument of their national

policy: can enthusiasts,

truth

may

established."

be

of its

"Have decided to conclude a The excavations at Glozel, in Count de Prorok's opinion, have so treaty, and, for that purpose, far been deplorably mismanaged. have appointed as their respective Systematic work during three or plenipotentiaries: six months on a scheme laid down by a competent director is, he thinks, necessary to get proper re- suits.

DIOCESAN SCHOOL.

FUNDS FOR BUILDING

· IMPROVEMENT.

In connexion with the appént for funds to provide the Girls' School with flush system of drainge covered play-ground, the lend Mistress now acknowledges

"The President of the United Diocesan States of America.

The President of the French and Republic.

His Majesty the King of Great with thanks the receipt of the

following donations to data: COMMUNICABLE ILLS. Britain, Ireland, and the British Dominions Beyond the Seng, Em- peror of India.

TWELVE CASES REPORTED LAST WEEK.

cases

* His Majesty of King of Italy,

His Majesty the Emperor of

Concert per kindness of Messrs. Donnithorne and Baldwin $201, Sir Robert Ho Tung $200, Mrs. Richard C. Lee $200, Mr. Wong Kam-fuk, $200, Mr. S. M. Churn $226, Por Miss McGill $130, Hon.

Twelve

Infectious of disease were reported to the Medi Japan; cal Officer of Health last week, "Who, having communicated to Mr. R. H. Kotewall $100, Mr. G. L these, consisting of eight of small-one another their full powers, Fenton $100, Mr. Woo Hey-tong pox, two of enterie fever and one found in good and due form, have $100, Mr. E. V. Megra, Canton, each of diphtheria and cerebre agreed upon the following articles: $300, Mr. J. E. Joseph $100, Mr.

All were Chinese; aplnal fever. with the oxception of the diphthe- ria case, which was British. Four

Three Articles.

H. W. Ray $100, Miss H. D. Sawyer $190, Miss. L. Skipton, England, "Article L.: The High Contract-$60, Cinema by courtesy of Mr. of the small-pox cases and one en-ing Parties solemnly declare, in Ray $57.30, Mrs. C. B. Shann $50. Dr. G. H. Thomas $50, Mr. J. F. teric were imported.

There were thirteen deaths, the name of their respective peoGrose $50, Mr. He lu 350, Captain ples, that they condemn recource eleven from small-pox and one to war for the solution of inter-C. H. Wood, Swatow, $50, Mrs. Lee Hing $60, Misses E. and I. Ho each from enteric fever and national controversies and re- cerebro-spinal fever.

nounce it as an instrument of Tung, England, $50, Mr. William There were two deaths from In-national policy in their relations all $25. Mr. J. II. Johnston $25, fluenza, which is not a notifiable with one another.

Mr. Keeley. $25, Mrs. M. Perry,

disease.

"Article II.: The High Contract England, $20, Mr. Barker $20, Mr. Yesterday's return of the Medi-ing Parties agree that the settle-Hung Tsze-yee $15, Friends $15 cal Officer of Health contained fivement or solution of the disputes Mr A. H. Roberts $10, Mrs. J. E. Chinese cases of small-pox.

SEAPLANE CRASH.

DIVED INTO POTOMAC RIVER.

Washington, May 18,

or conficts of whatever nature or Hicks, England, $10, Mrs. M. of whatever origin they may be, Jackson and N. Brockett, England, which may arise among them, shail $10, A Friend $5. never be sought except by pacific means.

"Article III: The present-treaty the preceding paragraph, remain A counterpart to the death of tho shall be ratified by the High Con-open as long as may be necessary South African aviator, Kinkcad, attracting Parties named in the for adherence by all the other Calshot two months ago in the preamble in accordance with their Powers of the world. Every in- tragic death of Lieutenant Buso respective constitutional require strument evidencing the adherence while flying a seaplane in trainingments and shall take effect as be- of a Power shall be deposited at for the Schneider Cup race, he dween them as soon as all their... and the treaty shall, im- Buddonly dived into the Potomac several instruments of ratification mediately upon such deposit, be como effective as between the River and disappeared. Later the shall have been deposited at....

This treaty shall, when it has Power thus adhering and the other wreckage of his plane was recovered.

Reuter's American Service. come into effect as prescribed in Powers partics thereto.

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From Dunkirk, Antwerp, London.

SI-KIANG (Cargo) 22nd May.

For Shanghai, Japan and North China

For Shanghai and Japan

G. METZINGER............... 23rd May. SPHINX

ANGERS... PAUL LECĄT.. For Matstilles ATHOS IL..... D'ANTAGNAN.........

5th June. C. METZINGEA...... 19th Jane. SPHINX................................... 3rd June. 17th July.

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