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*The system of Travellers Cheques was originated in 1891 by the American Express Company with the object of creating a forz of travel currency which would give the holder the security of a local letter of credit and at the same time the convenience burrkacy. The Company registered the cheques under the trade name "of of "AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELERS' CHEQUES' belag spelled with one 1. This advantage the word "Travellers'. of the Cheques was so apparent that other banking institutions adopted the system Dictionary of Banking by Wm. Thomson. Quoted from Pitman's

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AIL AND CARGO STEAMERS TO AND FROM MARSEILLES, DUNKIRK, U.K. HAMBURG & ROTTERDAM.

From Marseilles

PAUL LECAT.

ANDRE LEBON..

CIENONCEAUX...

PORTHOS..

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

POISON GAS TO BE SUNK

70-TONS CONSIGNED TO THE

MARANDEEP "

SATO

DANCERS DASH FOR CONSIGNEES NOTICES.

SAFETY.O

MARQUEE DESTROYED BY: FIRE AT 2 A.M.

CHAMPAGNE ON FLAMES.

Experts have decided that the only safe and certain way of dis- posing of the remaining phosgene stored at Hamburg (where eloven. people were fatally poisoned by fumes from a burat tank) is to

Three or four hundred guesta, sink it to the botoom of the sea, 20

Army engineers are loading the including the Duchesses of Mont tanks and tasks on to lighters for rose, and Devonshire, Constance transport to the mouth of the Duchess of Westminster, Lord and Elbe

Lady Annaly, and the Earl of Rosae, were driven into the street early on the morning of June 1st by a fire which broke out in a mur queo at a dance given by Mr. Bower Ismay at 25, Bruton-street, W. 9. No one was injured,

There they will be speedily trans- ferred to a stemmer which will go cut into the Atlantic and cink its cargo with all its dreadful potenti- alities of death and illness.

It is stated that a spot has been chosen where the Atlantic is about 8,000ft deep, and where the pre- sence of the gas will not endanger either shipping or fish supplies

Altogether there will be destroy ed by this method about 70 tons of phosgene (in liquid form), contain ed in two tanks and 8,000 steel floaks.

Mrs. Bower lamay, who is the widow of Captain C. Bower Ismay, has taken Sir, Basil Montgomery's house in Bruton street for the sea- son,

The dance was in honour of her Mias Del debutanto daughter, Ismay, and a marquee had been Lorected at the back of the house.

THE BEN. LINE STEAMERS

JO LIMITED,

From LEITH, MIDDLESBRO', ANTWERP, LONDON, STRAITS, and PHILIPPINES.

The Steamship,

"BENARTY

Consignees of Cargo are hereby in formed that all Goods are being fand- ad at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Gedowns of The Hongkong and Kowloon Whart and Godown Co., Ltd., whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained.

No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 5th July, 1928, will be subject to rent.

All claims against the steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on ar before the 19th July, 1028, or they will not be recognized.

All broken, chated, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 4th July, 1928, at 10 d.m.; by Messra, Goddard and Douglas.

No Fire Insurance has been effect

Official Report.

It was about 2 m, when the fire Recently the German Government broke out, and many of the guests issued its report on the investiga- were dancing at the time in the ball- tion into the Hamburg catastrophe. room, which overlooks the marquee.,

This establishes definitely that It is thought that a stray cigarette ed, all the phosgene stored there was end, either dropped in the marqueo old war stock, so that there is no itself, or dropped from the win-ed-by longer any ground for the sinister dows of the ball-room above, may suggestions of the illegal manufac-have caused the fire. In a few GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD., ture of the gas.

What remained of these war stocks was exempted from destruc tion by the Disarmament Commis alon.

It was reserved

moments, flames, fanned by a high wind, began to leap through the

canvas.

The guests immediately made for. for industrial the street, many of the women leav use, for which purpose Germany Ising clonus and furs behind. The also allowed to manufacture a brigade was summoned, while some limited quantity-although, of men dancers remained in the house course, she is explicitly pledge not to give what help they could..

Some of the guests also attempt to produce polaon gas for military

ed to quell the flames with champ- purposes.

otlier wines, while agno and others helped the firemen to remove silver and furniture into the street The flames, which reached the windows of the servants' rooms on the upper floors, were soon put out by the fire brigade,

Germany's yearly manufacture of phosgene for industrial purposes is about 1,500 tons, most of which is employed. In dyeing processer.

been No phosgene has ever manufactured at the Hamburg fac- tory on whose grounds the disaster originated (says the Government report).

MAD

WOMAN'S FIGHT.

Bis of Lading will be countersign-

Agents. Hongkong, 20th July, 1928.

BALDWINS LIMITED,

DEBENTURE HOLDERS COME TO TERMS.

London, June 29.

The Financial Times is authority for the statement that at a meeting of the committee of the 7% per cent debenture holders with the directors of Baldwins Limited, a compromise was reached where- by they will receive better terms, and that the adoption of the scheme should now be assured-Router.

In the meantime people asleep in the adjoining houses heard the

Athens, June 29. alarm, rushed out in their night'

The Cabinet has resigned clothes, and began to remove their own valuables. The narrow streets following the earlier resignation in the neighbourhood were soon of the Finance Minister, M. Cá- crowded with people, dancers from fandaris, in consequence of a hotels and night-clubs, who had dispute with M. Venizelos over M. heard of the fire, running up and Cafandaria's financial policy.-- adding to the confusion, There Router. With a supply of bricks as am-was no panic, however, and few of munition a woman defended herself the guests lost more than a cloak The marquee was against eviction from a barricaded or a hat. house in Neath, Glamorgan, recent destroyed.

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SHOWER OF STONES FOR POLICE.

The chief constable, Mr. Percy D. Keep, an inspector, a police sergeant, and a number of other officers attempted to carry out the order,

THE RUBBER TAX.

After the flames had been put out it was found that the back of No. 26 bad been badly scorched, A CEYLON MISCONCEPTION, and that some of the wood work had been burnt through.

Colombo, Juno 29, The principal Collector of Cus- A laden buffet in the marquee had They found that the tenant's wife, Mrs. Ann. Reynolds, had collapsed, and much silver, glass, toms has issued a statement, an- barricaded the doors and windows, food, and wine was heaped in announcing that a misconception has indistinguishable mass upon the arisen in regard to the rubber ex- and was armed with a wood chop-floor.. Some of the furniture, too, port duties. The official motion

per.

Attack with Chair. When the officers got Into the house the woman is alleged to have attacked them fiercely with a chair, which was smashed.

She then climbed on to the zine roof of the back kitchen,, from whence she kept up a fusillade of bricks.

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had been badly damaged. There did not deal with the restriction was little sign of the outbreak in tax of 4 cent, consequently the Bruton-street next afternoon,lum duty s now 2 cents a however; all the valuables which pound, which will be automatically had been brought out had been put reduced to 2 cents on November back, and only the rear portion of 1-Reuter. the house showed any signs of dam-

rge.

The parents of the Duchess of ling. The room was flooded with Her ammunition expended, she York, the Earl and Countess of light, and when I rushed to the Strathmore, live at No. 17, across window I found flames leaping high. walked to the edge of the roof with the street from No. 25, while Lord into the air from the adjoining the apparent intention of jumping off; but the roof collapsed, and whenlington lives in the adjoining house.

house, No. 24. was left suspended from a beam.

A footman of Lord Islington's on the scene, and they seemed to Sho was rescued and taken to the

have, the outbreak under control police station, where she was extold a Press representative: amined by the police surgeon and. certified Insane. “

"Several fire engines were soon

"About two o'clock I awoke sud-about three o'clock, although fire- denly and heard an alarming crack-men were working all night."

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