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Thursday,

· HONGKONG TELEGRAPH-

February 29, 1940.

Removal to Kowloon

As from 1st March

Shanghai Co.

(Old Address: 10 Pedder St.)

Announces its removal to new premises and under the name of

5

CHONG MOW G CO.

Salisbury Rd., Kowloon

(Opp. The Star Ferry)

IMPORTANT: Customers who have not yet called for dressmaking orders placod with our expert Shanghai Tailors are asked to call at once. As from 1st March please apply to our new promises in Kowloon.

YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT US IN OUR NEW PREMISES.

N.Y.K.

LINE

IMMINENT SAILINGS PASSENGER AND FREIGHT

SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, via MANILA, & Way Ports LIVERPOOL, via SINGAPORE, MARSEIL- LES, CASABLANCA, etc. SHANGHAI, JAPAN, HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO, LOS

NEW JAPANESE EFFORT TO MONOPOLISE TRADE

OSAKA, Feb. 29 (Reuter)—The Japanese authorities in Central China have taken steps to restrict, or absolutely prohibit, the shipment of certain materials produced in the occupied areas of China to Shanghai or elsewhere outside the occupied zone, on the ground that they are important for military purposes, it is learned by the Municipal Industrial Department here.

This policy is said to aim at|| securing an adequate supply of

NEAR RIOT Chinese staple materials requir-

IN K'LOON

200 People Obstruct Sanitary Inspector

ed by Japan.

The materials listed includo iron: materials of all kinds, copper, brass and tin wares, coal, hemp (ramie), raw cotton, hides, leather, vegetable alls, bristles and ten.

Special Privilegos

་་

FEB. 29- JOY DAY

FOR MANY

A LOT of Hongkong people In addition to establishing special should be happy about to-day. firms to buy and export to Japan these products, special treatment in

It is Leap Year Day. Once the handling of such restricted or every four years an extra day is prohibited articles has been accorded tagged on to our calendars to to a number of important Japanese make up for the time lost under concerns,

the Gregorian system. these concerns are expected to re- Even with such special privileges,

Here's some of the people who celve a severe setback if the Yangtse should be happy:

Your Boss. is opened to general trable, says the

if you're receiving Japan Times," as Chinese Third your salary monthly, us most people Power Industries and traders in the in Hongkong do, he gets an extra

A raid on hawkers in Sa Po Road near the Kowloon City market yesterday nearly deve loped into a riot as over 200 people collected and a few tried to prevent Sanitary Inspector Sinion from making two arrests. Cheuk-pul, 20, and his another, Lo Ho, 54, before Mr. Himsworth at Kowloon Magistracy this morning. during the execution of duty.

of big capital, long tradition and a nothing; Sinton said he was chas-

firm foothold. hawkers near the mar

Sequel was the appearance of Chan

charged with resisting S. f. Sinton Yangtre Valley have the advantages day's work from you this year for

kel

y and as they had run

and as

confiscate the told to move

Dg

he way,

decided to vegetables. Chan was off, but refused to go. Coolies were acht for to remove the vegetables, and Chun was again told to go away, but refused to do so.

"Strike. Strike" Defendant's mother came on to the scene, and also obstructed him in his work. A crowd of over 200 people had gathered by then, and some of: them wete shouting "To," "Tu," (Strike).

The Police station was only 200 yards away, but it took him and Sanitary Inspector Champeloyler abuut 20 minutes to get the defen- dants to the station.

Chan said he did not know what was the matter, but his little boy had been knocked over by 'some body. and he was telling him not to be afraid,

Defendants were warned that they would be sent to prison if they did THIS WEEK not behave themselves next time,

and were fined ten dollars each.

EARLY MARCH

MIDDLE MARCH FORTNIGHTLY

ANGELES

VANCOUVER and SEATTLE

FREIGHT ONLY

THIRD WEEK

BOMBAY

CALCUTTA

French War Charities

Effort To Raise Funds

For Allied Cause

More than 2,000 articles, the work) of French women and valuable gifts

ot French Arms in the Colony, will be offered to souvenir ticket holders

Soldiers, saltors, day workers and Hence it is being urged that the piece-workers-they'll all get an panese concerns should be merged extra day's pay in their envelopes this Into strong special corporation month;

Tenants will get a day rent-free; with a with a large capital supplied by the

Government, Japanese

and that

Day's Free Rent powerful Japanese interests should exercise control over the various Japanese Industrial and commercial establishments in the occupied areas of China to enable them to meet such competition.

Seck Homp. Monopoly

Hirers of refrigerators, ice boxes. electric stoves one day's use free of charge.

Monthly ticket holders on the Star Ferry and the buses will get a day's free travel.

Hundreds of thousands of people in Hongkong and elsewhere through out the world will have their first

In connection with this plun to birthday since 1930, monopolise Central China exports,] Girls can take full advantage of the Sino-Japanese Hemp (Ramie) the traditional right which has been Corporation, planned by the financing theirs ever since St. Bridget gave syndicate composed of the principal St. Patrick a squeeze on the banks banks of Japan, is being formed to of Lough Neagh, make a loan of 25,000,000 yen to the

Not A Dog's Chance the Central China parent concern, the

To-day should be a great day for Development Corporation.

proposals. Meanwhile the Ton Kalun Knisha

Especially at 11ome in England. List Leap Year Day there was a re- should beaLeap Year proposals; 1940 should beat 1938 easily.

I wouldn't give a dog's chance to a bachelor soldier, sallor or airman whose leave from France began

It

(China Navigation Company), sub- sidised by the Japanese National Policy" Company with a capitol of yen 73,000,000 and formed in August, 1930, by the

the Japanese Ministry of Communications and ten of the lead- ing Japanese

ese steamship companies to conduct shipping business between Japan and China along the coast and inland waters, is paid to be doing brisk business, Prospects for the future are very bright for this com- day's revenue.

pany.

-Canadians To

Run Gauntlet

NEXT WEEK at the French War Charlies Bazaar Taking U.S. Tankers

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Through War Zone

MONTREAL, Feb. 28 (Reuter) —

in aki of the French War Fund to be held at the French Hospital on April 6 and 7.

Subscription tickets are being sold by Frenchs women ni $1, $2 and $3. Some 120 Canadian ship officers and A-feature-of-the-bazaar-will be semnen are being recruited_by_two the beautiful French dolls and United States all companies to sail

the their

tankers through belligerent children's clothing made by Sisters at the Hospital. Hundreds of waters. reports the "Montreal dolls, none of which are dressed alike. Herald." have been prepared along with hand The recruiting is said to have been painted cushions, kewple powder revealed when offlelats of the Canu- boxes and novelties for children. dinn Seamen's Union of Montreal nd- Included in the different types of mitted that they had been approached

Is a Madame Pompadour doll to obtain the men, dolls Is

of exquisite work.

Other articles include guest towels,

handmade table cloths and bags."

Messrs. Ullraann and Sennet Freres

25% Wage Increase

on the whole, be a happy day for the Hongkong Government. Most of their expenditure is on a monthly basis, and there's an extra

un

Exchange At A Glance

SELLING

T.T. Londors Demand do.

T.T. Shanghai T.T. Singapore T.T. Japan T.T. India.. T.T. U.S.A. T.T. Manila T.T. Batavia

Bangkok

T.T. Salgon

BANKS

· THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA & CHINA.

Incorporated by Royal Charter 1952 Paid-up Capital vidio £3,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors #3,000,000 Neserve Fund "Mommies..................' #3,000,000

DEAD_OFFICE-LONDON. Ja fiishopsgate, 8.0.1. Sub-Agencies in Londons 117/123, Leadenhall Street, E.0.3.

We End Branch; ... 11/10 Cockapur Street, H.W.L. - Branchester Branchi

38, Mosley Street, Manchester, 2.

AGENCIES AND BRANCHES:

Harbin

Rangoon

flagon

1/2} 1/201

.330

02

103

8234

24

4096

.45/4

100%

100%

Alor Blar

.10.85

Amritsar

107 .1/0%

Bangkok

Ipoh

Bertran

Ilutavia

Hollo

Deremban

Bombay

Karachl

Shanghai

Calcutta

KIRAH

Singapore

Agencies:

Kobe

Billowan

Sourabaya

1/3

Taiping

4 m/s D/P do.

1/3

Hankow

Kuching

Tiontain

4 m/s L/C U.S.A.

.25

Canton

Madras

Tongkat

11,40

Cawnpore

Manila

(Bhuket)

Cebu

Medan

Taingto

.0:17%

Colombo

New York

Tokohama

U.S. Cross rate in London 4.02% U.S. Cross rate in N.Y...3.04%

Dalhi

Peiping

Halphorg

(Pexlog)

Hamburg

TT. France TT. Switzerland T.T. Australia

BUYING

4 m/s L/C London

4 m/s France

30 d/a Indla .......

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The

50 YEARS AGO

March 1, 1890, Mas Bisland took seventy-seven days to make the tour of the world and Mies Neille Bly therefore bent her by four and a half daya.

·

As will be seen from the half-yearly report of the Hongkong Hotel Company, in another column, the directors intend extending the full premises to the Prays, which will more than double ita capacity.

25 YEARS AGO

Hongkong

Cuve Street Kusta

Fairlia Placo Lumpur

Penang

FOREIGN EXCIIANCE and General Banking Business transacted.

CURRENT · ACCOUNTS opened and FIXED DEPOSITS received for One Year or shorter periods in Local or Other Cur rencies at rates which will be quoted on application

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS also opened in Local Currency and Sterling with interest allowed at roles obtainable on application. The Bank's lead ofce in London undertakes Executor & Trustes bustnos and claims recovery of British Income Tax overpaid, on terms which may be ascertained at any of its Agencies and Branches.

B, A. CAMIDGE,

Manager.

THE BANK OF EAST ASIA, LIMITED.

Authorised Capital .......... $10,000,000,00 Paid-up Capital .....

$8,500,000.00 Reserve and Undivided

Pronta KEA 19............... 2,003,032,01

HEAD OFFICE: HONGKONG BOARD OF DIRECTORS— 10, Des Voeux Road, Central, Sir Shousan Chow, Chairman. Li Koan Chun, Esq. If Lan Sang, Esq. P. K. Kwok, Esq. March 1, 1015.

Wong Chu Bon, Esq. Kan Ying Po, Esq. Wong Yun Tong, Esq. Chan Ching Sick, Esq. FungPingWan Esq. KAN TONG ro, Esq.-Chief Manager, LA THE FONG, Esq., Manager.

BRANCHES AND AGENCIES:

Manila Melbourne Nagasaki

New York

Paris Pelping Penang

Scattio Bemarang

Shanghai

Singapore Bourabaya

Swatow

Sydney

Below we give a full list of men who have, volunteered from Hongkong and district for service at the front, and who have passed the authorities and left for Home:-A. F. Briggs, G. C. Jorge, E. W. Evers, B. E. Victor, C. A. Amoy J. Wilkie, R. Hielters, A. N. Joseland, Batavie B. Forster, R. Lapsley, G. W. Rogers, Bombay A. Hall, G. D. Procter, F. H. Coleman, Calcutta 1. Leber, Bateman, FL Braga, W. Halphone Witson, D. Bienkiran, W. G. Golding: Hankow

Honolulu Mooney. J. Soares, A. H. Hyndman, G- Kowloon M. Griina. G. Hermitage, J. II. May. E. Gumprecht, Ey lennett, A. P. Wilson, London Pattison. A. P. Storrle, 10. Collins, change business transacted Loans grant R. Goods, P. Shenatt, F. V. Dean, A. Every description of Banking and Ex- C. R. Milles. A. McLean, It, N. Burton, ed on approved securities, J. Watt, G. Hudson, R. V. Ryder, J. E. Cooke, R. Benttle. I. T. Robertson, N. G. Chunyat, H. J. White, W. Ledd. It. H. Fairley, W. M. Stavess, C. E. M. Olive, w. . Chatham, G. K. Chatham, G C. West, H. G. Dixiy, A. D. Shewan,

Powell.

But, on the other hand, there's". extra day of special expenditure in The Germans, in the wood at Malan- connection with the two wars which court, again aprayed one of our trenches must be taken into consideration.

with burning Hquid. Tho tranch had to be abandoned, the occupants being Tough On The Cows

meriously burnt. (This was the first o5- Stockholder might not like to- canion on which mustard gas was used. day for losing them a day's in-] —Ed.). terest, or cows for having to pro- vide an extra day's supply of milk.

10. YEARS AGO -

March 1, 1030, And, although we haven't had any While it has been stated that there fa little likelihood of a Republic being details yet, there should be a race in procinined in Spain at this juncture, Hongkong to be the first Leap Year the political situation is becoming ex- Baby of 1940. So watch the adver- tremely critical and the establishment tisements In to-morrow's morning of a Republic is being openly discussed.

contemporary.

RADIO

ZBW, 355 metres (845 k.c.) and 31.49 metres (9,520 kilo-cycles) Herbert and Bernhard Ruff From the Studio

Wages 25 per cent. above normali

5.45

have given articles valued at about are said to have been offered.

$300.

marblej

6.45

Studio Children's Hour, Closing Local Stock Quota-

Swing Music, 7 London Relay

tions.

6.47

Pictures in the

Recruiting in Canada resulty from Include two These clocks, an electric toaster, automalle the United States Government's reg eurd dealers,

to Americans trading in Vases, statuettes, trictions lampshades and watches.

belligerent waters, the paper states.

The companies concerned are said Fire."

Major J. T. Gorman on Milltary to be registering the vessels under Norwegian and Panamanian flags in Traditions and Customs; Music by order to continue shipping high-test the Welch Guards. scroplane fuel to Europe.

Perfume valued at $400 has been alven by L. Rondon and Co., Ltd.

A selection of the articles will be shortly pinced on view in the window of Sennet Freres,

LEAP YEAR SPOILT H.K.

WEATHER RECORD

1

LEAP YEAR has ruined what would have been 22-year dry weather record during January and February.

A change in the weather started at midnight and by 9.80 this morning 78 points of an inch of rain had fallen. Thus the 1918 low record of .025 of an inch rainfall for the first two months of the year remains unchallenged, and the 1940 figures can now only compare with those for 1933, when .540 of an inch was recorded for the same period.

Up to midnight last night the first had ceased, but by then the "domage" two months of the year had produced was done. Here is how the rain was but 33 points of an inch, which ran a recorded since midnight: very good second to the 1918 time record.

all-

What Loop Your Did Thanks to Leap Year, thla has now been increased to 1.10 inches, and as more rain is likely between now and midnight, the 1940 January and February la Zarly cale of being placed out of the category of record months.

Midnight Am...

Drizzle

Drizzle

Drizale

3 m.in.

Drimlo

Drizzle

Drizzle

0.020

2020 bax

0.210 0.278

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7.30 London Relay-The News, 9 Local Time Signal, Weather Report and Announcements.

8.03 Studio Two Plano Recital by Herbert and Bernhard Buff (from

the Gloucester Hotel).

8.23 Sidney Torch at the Organ. 8.33 Jack Hylton and His Orches- tra in Dance Music.

8.45 Studio Talk on "Yunnan" by the Rev. J. E. Sandbach.

9.03 De Falls Three Cornered Hat" Suite

New Light Symphony Orchestra conducted by Dr. Malcolm Sargent,

0.16 London Relay-News Sum-

mary.

La

The feeling against the Monarchy is undoubtedly growing, but for the time being it is doubted whether the Re- publican organisation 16 sufficiently Atrong to effect a coup.

5 YEARS AGO

March 1, 1936. Despite the fact that the Emperor of Abyssinin has written to the King of Italy and to Bignor Mussolini, the Farcist Dictator, urging that Italy's | und Abyssinia's friendship be not spolied by condlet over the frontier Incidents at Ualuai, 90,000 of his troops are massed on the Somaliland frontier.

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nephew, Prince Ananda Mahidol, will immediately he proclaimed king, with n Council of Regency acting until he reached the age of majority.

T. U. C. Gift

To Finns

£1,000 For Clothing, Food, Medical Requisites

LONDON, Feb. 23 (British Wire- icm)--At Its meeting to-day, the General Council of the T.U.C. de- cided to give £1,000 to the fund In ald of the Finns, sponsored by the National Council of Labour,

0,30 London Relay "Vive France." The

first of a series on the Life of

In the appeal issued by the Na- the French Army and People,

Alonal Council of Labour, it is stated 9.45 Interlude.

that object of the fund is to provida Martial Moments (arr, Aubrey clothing, food, and medical requisites Winter)...The Band of It.M. Cold-plannish comrades require." stream Guards.

Explaining why these are neces-

that 9.50 Puccini's "La Tosca" Acta sary, the appeal states

the Labour deputation recently in Finland II and III.

Singers in order of appearance: saw the results of the Russian bomb- Apollo Granforte (Barijoht); Glo-ing of open towns, destroying work- vanni Azzimonti (Bass); Nello Palat-class homes and hospitals, and

killing and maiming civilian popula (Tenor); Carmen Mells (Soprano); tion.

Piero Pauli (Tenor) and Oluseppe Boltin (Boy Soprano); with the Orchestra of La Scala, Milan, con- 11

ducted by Carlo Sabogao,

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8 a.m.

0.370 Drizzio indicates that the rainfall By 10 o'clock this morning the rain was insufficient to be recorded.

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"The deputation," the appeṇi con- 11 London Relay "Background to tinues, was convinced beyond doubt the News".

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OT-

ROME EXCLUDES night to the last in an effort to pre-

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ROME, Feb. 28, (Reuter) From It has been announced that Durhamn March 1 Jows will be excluded from miners are proposing to send £1,000 most professions such as tint nr to the fund and Belfast aircraft Journalists, doctors, cliemists, lawyers, workers are making a contribution to necountants and engineer...

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