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Allenburys

Progressive System of Infant Feeding

Birth to 3 othe

Milk Food No. 2 3 10 6 months

Malted Food No. 3

Baby's birthright of healthy growth and develop- | Milk Food No. 1. ment depends for its fulfilment largely upon the care and forethought of the mother during the first few months of his life. The 'Allenburys' System will give your baby the vital capital necessary to meet the ever-increasing demands of steady growth and progress. The carefully. graduated series of foods supplies the essential nourishment in the form best adapted to baby's weeds at baby's age.

COUPON ALLEN & HANBURYS 112 40 Canton Rd, Shanghai

Mr.

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Her baby's age is

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At the end of a hot day, a little in the bath or wash basin will be found to be most invigorating

The Colonial Dispensary.

13, Queen's Road, Central

Tel. No. 21877. *

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1930.

ECONOMIC CRISIS

IN HOLLAND. A

QUEEN TOUCHES SUBJECT IN STATES GENERAL

A

Hague, Sept. 16. Queen Wilhelmina, accompanied by the Prince Consort, the Queen Mother and Princess Juliana, drove in state to Binnenhof und opanied the Autumn session of the States General,

In her speech from the throne her Majesty said that though there was ample reason for satis- faction, the situation could not be described as entirely favour able owing to the world-wide economic crisis which seriously affected the industrial life of Holland and her overseas, posses- sions.

She emphasised the need of economic reform, in connexion with which sincero co-operation with other nations, and the cultivation of better international relations were necessary.

The normal increase of revenue would shortly be impossible while the normal increase of expendi- ture was continuing, consequently strict economy was necessary.

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The consequences of the crisis already showed themselves in the Dutch Indies in the severe. duction is receipts anți the greatest care would be necessary to balance the budget in the Dutch Indies without affecting the bases of prosperity and the development of the people. The development of political relations in the Dutch Indies continue to demand attention-Reuter.

KING. EDWARD HOTEL FIRE RECALLED.

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ADMINISTRATION OF LATE MR. ROBSON'S ESTATE,

The disastrous fire at the King Edward Hotel in the early morn- ing of March 11, last year, recalled by a local application for administration of the estate of the late Mr. Douglas `James Robson, whose estate in Hong- kong amounts to $1,200, net per- sonalty at Home being £1,360 6s. It will be re-called that Mr.

Robson was one of those who lost their lives in the conflagration.

Re-sealing of letters of ad- ministration have been granted to Mr. F. II. Fosse, assistant armament supply officer, attorney for the late Mr. Robson's father who is the administrator. Deceased died intestate.

who is

Miss Esther Pinto, who died at No. 163. Maida Vale, Middlesex,

on April 8, this year, left local estate which has been valued at $11,200, while net personalty amounts to 25,608.39 Id. Re scaling of letters of administra- tion have been granted to Mr. G. G. N. Tinson, of Messrs. Johnson, Stokes and Master, who is attorney for testator's nephew. Testator makes a number of family bequests and also directs that the sum of £20 shall be given to the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue Bevis Marks.

RELICS OF ANDREE

EXPEDITION..

BONES, BOOKS AND OTHER ARTICLES RECOVERED,

-LOCAL RADIO.

A TALK ON “MUSICAL

* REALISM.”

To-day's radio programme to be broadcast by Z. B. W, on a wavelength of 355 métrės:

5.00-7.00 p.m. Chinese programme. 7.00 p.m. European programme of H. M. V. and Victor records selected and supplied by Messrs. Mautric and Co.

William Tell-Overture (Rossini),

Arthur Pryor'a Band, 20319, Marchets.

What I do,

Victor Salon Orchestra, 19876. Sous Bols (Staub). Minuet (Beccherin).

GERMANY AND THE LEAGUE.

ESSENTIAL FACTOR IN

HER POLICY,

Geneva, Sept. 16. The Assembly debate on the general work of the League of Nations was a notable one to-day owing to the speech of the German Foreign Minister, Herr Curtius, which was awaited with curiosity in view of the result of the German elections,

Herr Curtius declared that the League was an essential and factor in German policy, and that. Germany would support the League with all her strength.

Victor Concert Orchestra. 203636. necessary Was It a Dream? Beautiful.

National Cavaliers-Male Quartet, 21516. Evening Sơng (Schumann). Traumerei (Schumann).

Home Sweet Home.

Victor String Ensemble. Comin' Thro The Rye

Marion Talley-Soprano. I Lift up my

and I say Anger Tweet-tweet. Laughing

The idea of the possibility of war must be banished from the 19854. minds of the nations. "It is not only necessary to outlaw war. we must remove conflicts which might lead to war.

י,

1146.

22087.

Jac

and His Orch. On the Banks of Allan Water. The Sweetest flower that blows.

Edna Thornton-Contralto: E423. Londonderry Air (Grainger). Alt

on G. String (Bach),

New Symphony Orch. I Know of two bright Eyes

(Clutaam). Now sleeps the Crimson Petal

(Quilter).

Derek Oldham-Terer. I little Love, a Little Kiss, Estrellita.

Virter Snion Orchestra. Rollin' Down the River. Mia Cara.

2013.

2670.

His speech was greeted with cheers,

Herr Curtius said that the work of disarmament had been hitherto disappointing to Germany. He stressed the importance of the problem to the peace of Europe and hoped that the Disarmament Conference would meet early next

year.

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He said that Germany, would cordially co-operate with M. Briand's European plan with a view to establishing B better economic situation throughout the world, but Germany was bound to safeguard herself by protective tariffs against the flood of foreign 12433. | agricultural produce.

20279.

Leo Reisman and His Orchestra,

If I had a talking picture of you. Sunnyside Side Un Hamp's Kentucky Serenaders. 22124.

Cryin' for the Carelines. Have a little faith in me.

Waring's Pennsylvanians. 22272. 8.30 pm. From the Studio: Mr. C. Dudley Bartlett will give the 9th of the series of talks "Music and the All

Brow entitled "Musical Realism."

9.00 p.m. Weather report, Local Time and Press, Dance programme,

10.30 p.m. Close down.

COMPANY REPORT.

HONGKONG AND CANTON ICE MANUFACTURING CO., LTD.

The report for presentation to yearly meeting of the Hongkang and shareholders at the ninth ordinary Canton Ice Manufacturing Co., Ltd., to be held at Lane, Crawford's Cafe, Exchange Building a Tuesday, Sep- tember 23, at 10.45 a.m., states",

The Directors Hefewith present to the Shareholders a statement of the Company's Accounts for the year ending 31st July 1930.

The Loss for the year ending 31st July 1920 after writing off $10.00 for Depreciation amounts to $1,018.03 which has been deducted from the

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OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

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125

130

Across

1 "Pitch in size" (anag.)

9 The same repeated has long been

extinct.

10 Here a letter is conducted. All

Cathedrals are this.

11 All hearts hold such artifices. 10 This is an assault by a short,

sharp nail

15 A popular form of barameter 16 Spilt asander, though the end

'mains,"

17 Light, silky dress material. 19 This comes out of a cage.

21

22

[12.

8 "He locks cell” (anag.)

12 A kitchener at the end of a short

street is certainly unusual,

14 He is not, necessarily, an angry

archer.

16 Whichever way you regard her, this girl is worth next to nothing. 18 The governor of a shire. 19 Part of a chart,

23

A

...

20 One does not this its anagram.

stork-like bird. re-25 This is not only not her, it is not

2 This pain will become dull after

A lar

large quantity-mostly foam.

Afty. Sig. Scialoja (Italy) followed 24 This too will call soldiers to and expressed extreme scepticism | · regarding AL. Briand's plan and 26 Be bound this is encompassed.

quarter.

window that is entirely associated himself with 29 The part of a

on die- almost stupid. Mr. Henderson's views armament. He congratulated Mr. 30 Thus de gaspipes run through Henderson on his courage. Reuter.

China's Co-operation.

Geneva, Sept. 16.

Mr. Chao-chu Wu dwelt on the value of China's co-operation in the League's health work, which had already yielded gratifying results, thereby stimulating the Chinese people's interest in the League.

China would support the har- monising covenant with a pact.

Ching saw no reason why the European union proposed by M. Briand should be incompatible

within the League but the archi- with the League if it functioned

tect's present scheme should en- visage the possibility of other non- European unions in the future and lay the foundations of a scheme, deeply enough so that a great world structure could be built

estates.

31 Piers.

34 He caught a whiff as he dropped.

It almost unnerved him (hidden). 35 Blow, darling! It supplies inter-

mittent motion.

36 Here a fold will endeavour to

attract attention,

37 I will make quite certain that he will either care to work "or care, to rob" (anag)

Down

2 Undergraduates' journal. 3 In real estate is far from the sea. 4 Pillars of the Kirk.

6 Saving is effected by pushing a

rod a little way into a circle. 6 A véry small quantity, 7 A marriage portion and mature

years bring about senility.

the same.

27 Comparatively serious, and in-

cludes wild talk.

28 This undergraduate is able to

tally

20 A sharpshooter who is, for the

most part, a fool.

32 There's a good deal to be done

for it even yet (hidden).

33 That which is this must be re-

turned.

POTTA

Down.

KEBONANZA

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A BYE BARGE SEAM

EBONITET NAYISE.

BOTAN 1U RESOLVE E* * * & OPNU ZNE AMY BAESTRER BY-EMMA FAMES AC SOFI ERATEE TICKET CEANNOG

NETETTO IN CAY ANISEEDEN A TUKAE

British bombing and fighting equipped with the new Hawker- thereon as foreshadowed by Coa-aircraft which are the most formid Rolls-Royce wonder craft, which fucius six centuries before the able of their type in the world are are credited with a speed of 190 Christian Era.-Reuter.

now undergoing tests. A triumph miles an hour. Some of the aerial in aeronautical design is represent-fighters intended for the defence of ed by the new Vickers-Rolls-Royce London, driven either by a water- the night bomber, which, weighing ap-cooled Rolls-Royce engine or proximately 8 tons, will, even at a latest Armstrong Siddeley air- height of 10,000 feet, fly at a speed cooled motor, can maintain a speed of 137 miles an hour. One daylight of over 200 miles an hour even at bombing squadron has already been great altitudes.

credit Balance of $9,513,60 as shown A SCHEME TO STUDY

SILVER CRISIS.

below.

During the year by order of the Court the Capital of the Company was reduced by $200,000 and this

follows: sum of $200,000 was dealt with as

Reduction of Capital $5 per

share on 40.000 shares..$200,000,00 Less Balance at debit of

P. & L. A/C (as shown in last year's Balançe Sheet) Writtin' of $160,480.40

GREATER USE OF THE METAL FOR CURRENCY.

Washington, Sept. 16. Senator King of Utah announced that he has asked President Hoever! to take up with Great Britain the! suggestion. for an international conference to formulate a plan to bring about an increase in the price of silver, ipéluding, if pos- sible, a programme for the greater use of silver for the purposes of Directors.-During the year Mr. R. currency as well as for commercial

Less Placed to

Reserve 20,000.00 190,480.40 Leaving credit balance of $ 9,513.60

E. Coxen on leaving the Colony re-purposes.-Reuter's American Ser- sigged and Mr. A. B. Stewart was vicc. invited to fill the vacancy..

A.. B.

Retiring Directors.--Mr. Stewart and Mr. Ho Kom Tong retire by rotation but being eligible, offer themselves for re-election.

Tromsoe, Sept. 16. The sealer Isbjoern, with fur- ther relics from the Andree camp at White Island, including the skuli of Andree and part of a skele- ton believed to be that of Fraen- kel, the third member of, the ex- Audit. The annexed accounts have pedition, Fraenkel's note books been nudited by Messrs. Percy Smith. and scientific instruments, wea-Seth and Fleming who offer them- pons and pieces of the illfated bal- relves for re-election. loon, arrived in pouring rain, es. corted by two other shipa, all dy- ing the Norwegian and Swedish Bags at halfmast.

All ships in the harbour lower- ed their flags as the lsbjoern en- tered. The collin was taken to the hospital as soon as the Isbjoern berthed. Reuter.

The forthcoming wedding is an- nounced of Mr. Wallace C. Pyeatt,

:

RIFLES SMUGGLED

W

FOR BANDITS.

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST COMPRADORE OF SHIP.

ar-

Shanghai, Sept. 16. The Compradore of the China Merchant Steamship Company's of the Peninsula Hotel, to Miss steamer Kwangse has been Francesca Landes, Bakersfield, rested at Wanchow for smuggling California, who is travelling to rifles to the Cheklang bandits. Hongkong on board the s.s. Pre- The ship is returning on Thurs- sident Taft.

Iday--Our Own Correspondent.

Columbia

RECORDS

New Standard of Realism

[Shepher's Hey. Percy Grainger. Piano.

Cassado. Gelló,

་་་

D1664

Country Gardens.

(Chorale Prolade.

D1635

Myra Hess, Pizzo.

Gigue.

(Menuett.

D1613

[Chanson Villagilose.

(Chanson Hindous.

D1624

Squire. Cello,

Reigen.

D1637

(Minnelied.

Tertis. Viola.

On Wings of Song.

Anderson Music Co., Ltd.

"FLETCHER'S

QUINCIN

FOR

COLD IN THE HEAD” Etc., Etc..

THE PHARMACY

/ (FLETCHER & CO., LTD.. A.F.C. Building-

Tal, 20543.'

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

Keeping Something to Himself

By Blosser

WE'LL FIND HIMA 20

„NOT A NORD FROM RILEY YET, KES LONG ONER DUE-AFRAID HE'S

HAD, BAD LUCK—YOU ANİD QUINN BRITER REFUEL AND" START LOOKIN'

IF IT TAKES TILL CHRISTMAS!

・FOR

HIM!

WHAT?

LOOK AT THOSE FLYIN FOOLS GO!! THEY CERTAINLY DON'T WASTE ANY TIME!

OBIE'S CANYON ISN'T THE WORST PLACE IN THE WWORLD

FRECKLES

EVEN

SAYS SO

HIMSELF

(YKNOW I MINK.

ITS GREAT HERE-

NICE SCENERY AN EVERYTHING-

NOT SO BAD

AT ALL!!

YOU LIKE IT, EN? WELL, I

CAN'T SAY-

TAAT IM 50

CRAZY ABOUT

IT: BUT BUSINESS IS BUSINESS

BUT I'M NOT TELLING. HIM, EVERYTHING I KNOW IF HE KNEW THAT AN AIRPLANE CRASHED NEAR ́HERE HE'D HAVE A FIT--

I'M GOING TO TRY AND FIND WHERE THE PILOT IS !!!

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