1932-12-21 — Page 6

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. `WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1932.

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STAR

ANGAASI

CHRISTMAS SALE NOW ON

1933 STYLES HERE

IN

1932

JUST ARRIVED SPECIAL FOR XMAS

HAND BAGS 1,000 to Selection From

FELT HATS

OVERCOATS

KID GLOVES

From LONDON and NEW YORK

From LONDON

From LONDON and PARIS

WOOLLEN COATS

SWEATERS

AND

JUMPERS

BEAUTIFUL NOVELTIES FOR IDEAL GIFTS

SPECIAL CHristmas GifT OFFER

From..

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UNTIL CHRISTMAS

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PLENTY OF FINE DRIVING WEATHER AHEADÎ

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FARMERS' DEMANDS

CALL FOR GOVERNMENT

POLICY.

Important recommendations were passed in Lincoln at a pri- vate conference of agriculturists.

The opinion was expressed that if the proposals were adopted by the Government at once they would materially assist in relieving the situation, but that if no action was taken a disaster of national mag- nitude woull result, involving 'not only farmars labourers, and trailers, but a large proportion of the rural populatione directly and the indirectly dependent upon Innd.

Colonel E. Royds presided, and those present included the Earl of Yarborough, the Marquess of Exeter, Lord Heneage, Colonel Heneage, M.P., for Louth; Sir Leonard Brassey, Mr. II, W. Smith Carrington of Stamford, Captain M. J. Hunter, M.P. for Brigg; Mr. W. S. Liddall, M.P. for Lincoln; Mr. H. C. Haslam, M.P. for Horn- enstle; and Mr. R. J. E. Conant., M.P. for Chesterfeld.

In regard to wheat it was de- manded that there should be a sub- stanial increase of the quantity of wheat on which quota payments are made, and that advanced de- firfency payments should be made when practicable.

The stabilisation of the sugar beet industry was requested.

An effective duty on imported malting barley, and a quota scheme were other points recom- mended.

Pigs, potatoes, flour, and Irish eattle were among other matters on which netion was demanded.

Loans to Farmers.

The Conference called for a re- duction in the rate of interest on loans made to farmors, with tem- porary relief in respect of annual repayments of capital.

In regard to meat, it was naked that until the Ottawa Agreements become effective every elfort should be made to increase the wholesale price of cattle and sheep; that immediate restriction be placed upon foreign imported meat; that in all Government con- tracts preference should forthwith be given for home-produced ment;

and that a fair price should be secured to the producer.

The Government and the banks were to co-operate in measures of

immediate, financial assistance to tide over the crisis.

Holeproof

For her

this Christmas

Let common sense decide. Or sentiment. Either way you'll choose Holeproof-the gift she will long remember with fond thoughts of fulfilled expectations.

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Unusual

Value

A Cadillac

Roadster in good condition.

$250

Sacrifice Sala

A Cadillac 7 Pas.

Tourer under

38,000 Miles

which makes

it a Seasoned Car.

No Dangr

of Warping Cylinders

$200

Rohancing the

Power of your

Dollar A Monomineo

Two Ton Truck Equipped with. Lorry Body & Cab, Mechanically O.K. Tough & Reliable,

$400

Dynamic Appeal This

· 1931 Model Chevrolet Touring Car

Maroon 5-Wire wheels Under 12,000 miles and in perfect condi- tion, $1.600

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1930

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Daluzo

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• 21.000

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$1750.

ARS

"Nothar Barrels

1933 Model Chevrolet Bourts Roadalar under

100 Miles o Demonstrations $2810.

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Champion Road- ster Built by Stude- bakar. A Daluis Frek-Wheelerundsc 300 miles on Demon-

- Birations $3630.

Bare on ibis now Famsun Syncromesh Vauxhall

Cadat

Damonstration

Tancer

Drivan uuder 800 miles $2830.

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