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THE

HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH.

SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1934.

REFRIGERATION

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CHEAPER TO RUN THAN THE OLD FASHIONED ICE-CHEST.

OR:-

WHY NOT

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British Made

Priced from H.K. $300.00

In cases of breakdown,

Ice cubes

constant, cold made without sound, without vibra- tion, by an automatic refrigerator that has no moving parts, and works by a Kerosene Lamp, Electricity or Gas. The Kerosene Model is ideal for use on sea-going craft, or up country where electricity or gas is not avail- abic.

We can supply refrigerat- ing plants, ice plants, and

air cooling equipment for

any purpose and in any size.

we do not repair,

WE REPLACE.

SABROE REFRIGERATING EQUIPMENT

A "GIBSON"??

--a beautiful electric model,

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Gibson latest LRO. Model. Powered by the famous Gibsor. Twin cylinder

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Small automatic electric refrigerating sets in stock. Capacity from 1/2 ton up to 3 tons.

Ice-making plants-capa- city from 6 cwt. upwards.

FURTHER PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION TO:-

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SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.

NATIONAL BANK BUILDING

ICE HOUSE STREET. HONG KONG

Sole Agents IN HONG KONG & SOUTH CHINA.

AMBULANCE BRIGADE.present.

LAST EVENING

The annual flag-day is being held to-day,

HAVANA RIOTING.

POLICE FIRE ON MOB: KILL ONE, WOUND SIX

sion (Supt. U Kai Cheang), King's The company assembled on the College (Present Boys') Division Murray Parade ground and, hend- (Supt. Lehng Sul-sang). Kowloon ANNUAL ROUTE MARCH HELD ed by the Brigade Band, proceed-Y.M.C.A. (Amb, Officer Wong Mu- ed along Queen's Road, Jervols tai), South China Athletic Division A parade of various divisions of Street, fier Street and back to (Mr. Lam Sing-yu).

Havana, May 4. St. Juhn Ambulance Brigade, un-the Parade ground vin Des Voeux der Corps Officer T. K. Chak as-Road.

Rioting has broken out again in On parade were the Chinese Already a considerable sum hanj sisted by Mr. Wong Kwong-tin,

Chinese gentleman. who was held last evening through the Y.M.C.A. Division (Supt. Sze To- been collected in this connection. Culia

Disorders among students oc- main thoroughfares of Victoria chung), King's College (Old Boys') one as a part of the annual routine Division (Supt. Chen Yuk-in), In- wishes to remain anonymous work of the local Corps. The dian Division (Supt. A. H. Rum- the present, having paid $1,000 for curred outside the Palace to-day.

and wounding six-United Press. Commissioner, A. Morris and Corps jahn), Mengkok Division (Supt. a flag. Other prices paid were Police fired on the mob, killing one Omeer A. el Arealli were alsoFan Shui-nam), Shaukiwan Divi- $200, $100 and $50.

for

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LIBERALS OPPOSE LABOUR ALLIANCE

London, May 4. The majority of Liberals nre convinced that an allianco with Labour la Impossible. This was unnistakably shown at a meeting of the National Liberal Federa- tion, attended by 83 delegates, nt present continuing its sessions at Bournemouth.

Only the Lloyd George group belleven that union with tho Labourites is advisable,

Mr. Ramsay Blair paid a tributo to the National Government for several of its achievements, but strongly condemned its policy in Toreign affairs unemployment and tarifs.

On the other kant he Baid Socialism was demanding pubile ownership of Industry and party dictatorship, which the Liberals could never countenance. Such things were ይጹ dangerous Toryism, he asserted.

The Conference agreed that the fundamental

for the country were the removal of tariff barriers, the reduction of unem. ployment, political Jiberty And free enterprise п opposed to state control.

Fears were freely voiced at the growing popularity of Sir Oswald Bosley's Fascista, in view of the public apathy towards the full partien,

The Conference hopes to see 400 Liberal candidatea at the next | election.-Our Own Correspandent.

TANKERS' POOL.

PLAN TO PROTECT ALL LAID UT SHIPS

London, May 4. The tanker owners' pool, in which owners pay into a common fund a percentage of all monies received for freights is now operat. ing in Britain.

According to the plan announc ed early in March, the proceeds from the contributions of owners wil be distributed among laid up vessels, thus providing an induce- mont to owners to refrain from accepting uneconomie rates.

It la believed that the, amount paid into the pool is 10 to 16 per cent, on cargo.

The principal owners of tanker vessels approved the plan and it has commenced operation only re- cently.--Reuter,

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