1935-02-14 — Page 24

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HONGKONG ART CLUB

ANNUAL MEETING

HELD

The annual general meeting of the Hongkong Art Club was hold at the Holena May Instituta ro cently and was well attended. Mr.: Igglesdon was in the chair.

The report for the past year was read and various matters dis- cussed.

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Lady Southorn, O.D.E., has kindly consented to act as President and the following members were slect ed to the Committee: Mr. G. W, Arnold, Mrs. C. B. Brown, Mr. Late Chan, Mr. 8. Igglesden, Mrs. O. P. Joce (Hon. Sec.), Mr. A. S. King (Arta and Crafts Section), Colonel L. C. Lewis, Mrs. Macfadyan, Mr. F. 8. Nicholls, Mrs. Pfister, Mrs GR. Sayer (Hon. Treasurer).

The Hong Kong Art Club is open to all artists, professional or amateur, resident in the Colony. Monthly meetings are hold where members exhibit their worka for] criticism. The next meeting will be held at the Helena. May In tituto on February 26, at 4.30. Anyone interested in or anxious to Join the club will be welcome at the meeting or particulars can be obtained from the Hon Sec, Mira. O. P. Joca, 80n. Nathan Road.

J

SILENCE ZONES

MAY OPERATE FULL

24 HOURS.

London, Feb. 13. The Transport Minister, Mr. Hore Bollsha, in the House of Com- mons, announced his willingness to give favourable consideration to any application from local authori- ties for an experimental extension of the silence zones during the whole 24 hours.

Financial Outlook

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1985.

STERLING LIKELY TO RECEDE

BRIGHT DAY FOR CHINA

Washington, Feb. 19. Oficial British opinion has it that Washington, in vlow of the large American gold holding, must take the lead in stabilisation by the reduction of tariffa.

POST OFFICE TO BORROW

BETTER TRADE CALLS FOR EXPENDITURE

London, Feb. 18. Increased Post Office expendi ture, attributable to recovery in trado and industry, combined with an increase in telephone aub- scribers and traffic following." a reduction in the rates operating since last October, la provided for in a Bill now published. -----

In 1936-88 ap expenditure of 0,467,000 wil be required for tola- phones, and of £1,058,000 for postal and telegraph services.

The Bill sooks authority for the

of £4,000,000, but

Washington and London are determined to maintain managed leous currencies for the present. The memorandum states that if the pound should recode slowly in rate of development continues; relation to gold currencies unicas fresh borrowing powers must be there is a marked unexpected up-

sought before the Autumn of 1988. }

-British Wireless. turn in British foreign trade.

It le improbable that the Gold Bloc could stand the pressure of further pound sterling deprecia- tlon over a long period.

Britain, Japan, the United States and Germany are preparing for commercial development in Asia. British Industrialists foresee bright future for Chinn,

OVERSEAS TRADE EXPANSION

GRATIFYING BRITISH

FIGURES

The Liverpool Cotton Associa tion is considering revision of

London, Feb, 13. contracts providing for cotton Board of Trade figures for over other than Amorienn growths on sens trade in January show a sub- a better basis. Swan, Culbertsonstantial expansion in exports, an and Fritz.

MANCHUKUO WARFARE

VOLUNTEERS RENEW ACTIVITIES

compared with the corresponding month of 1934, and a modorato in- crease over the December figures. Re-exports also show considerable Improvement.

Importe in January totalled £61,991,000, against £62,263,000 in and £04,571,000 In December, January last year.

Exports last month were valued at £35,481,000, against £34,300,000 in December and £31,609,000 In Mukden, Feb. 14. With the outbreak of a revolt January, 1934. Re-exports totall- among a group of Manchukuo ed £5,034,000, against £3,606,000 £4,073,000 respectively.- troops in Chinchow, anti-Manchu and kuo activities appear to have been British Wireless.. The ban on the sounding of motor increasing in other places in horns after 11.30 p.m., after a Liaoning Province in support of

ward the city of Mukden, brief trial period in London only, the revolt. has been in operation for several A bridge of the Szopingkat-into contact with a party of months throughout Britain and Yaonan Railway, at Cho-chia-tan, Japanese-Manchukuo troops at a newspapers stated that to-day's was destroyed by a group of point about twenty miles from Parliamentary questions, in reply to Chinese volunteers yesterday, Mukden on the night of Tuesday. which Mr. Hore Belisha made the causing the complete suspension The fighting was described as heavy. A large number of statement, is based on demands of traffic on the whole line. from certain seaside resorts and in- Another group of anti-Manchu-casualties were suffered on both land Spas British Wireless. kuo troops, while advancing, to aides.-Central News.

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