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TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that HONGKONG, WEDSDAY, April 24, 1918.
the THIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL
ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the Company (since its registration) will be held at the HONGKONG HOTIZ Hongkong, on SATURDAY, the 4th May, 1918 at Noon, for the purpose of receiving the Heport of the General Managers together with a Statement of Accounts to the 31st December, 1917.
WAR FINANCE
THE prodigious figures of the British Budget--and the Budgets of all the Powers-must naturally make the public wonder how long the war continue at such a rate of
The REGISTER of SHARES of the Company will be CLOSED from MUNDAY, the 29th day of April, MONDAY, the 6th day of May. 1018, both days inclusive, during which period | Can ne Transfer of Shures can be registered JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON
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the amount of £18,700 were so par," THE STAR CHAMBER IN under axamination betwas the hour chased. I am sure you will agree that this is a sound policy, which strungthans the financial position of the Company POWERS OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCILA practice of she institution of frandu-
adopted.
CHALLENGED. IN
of 4 and 4.40. Certain questione WIE put amongst them being That you have made a practice of champerty;
laat claims, of falas evidence and the proprinion of monies for claims of exploitation of litigante and the missp. statement than that could not be made A wider and more aweeping
Costs"
COMPANY MEETING.
HONGKONG TRAMWAY CO., LTD.
Provision bsa been made for the de The onlinary annus! general meeting preciation of of the sharehabters of the Hongkong amounted to £2,990 58.
Investments which This de- Tramway Company, Limited, was held prociation is due chiefly to the prevailing Before a Full Court this morning to-day at noon at the offices of Messrs be recouped when exchange again dron KC, Chief Justice, and Mr. Justice and it is obvously a zachine-made high rate of exchange, and will probably His Lordship Sir Williams Rees Davie Jardine, Matheson & Co, Lal. There were to its former level now beg to present. The Hon. Mr. David Landale prepora that the Report of the Comportraitting-La Hung Mi brought charge; a charge made by people against (Chairman), Sir Robert Ho, Tung, the Directors and Statement of Accounts an action against the Secretary for the plaintif the artificial products of Hon. Mr. E. Shelim, the Hon. Mr. Lau
for the same are hereby adopted. Chinese Affairs and the Captain Super- the brains of some law official of the Cha Pak (Director), Mr. W. E. Robarts and the resolution was unanimously treatment meted out to him by these not correct. Lo Aly to touris The Hon. Mr. E. SURL seconded intercient of Police, claiming that the Government. It is not the allegation of witnesses for the prosecution. It was (Secretary and Genaral Manager), the It was proposed by the Hon. Mr. officials whilst under arreas under the alleged against you and put forwardl Rev. Father: Robert Maasra R H DAVID LANDALE seconded by the Deportation Ordinance of 1917 was not a formal resime cooked up by an officer Hancock, P. C Potts, H. W. Looker. Bon. Mr. E SHELLM, and carried authorised by the Ordinance or in the of the Governnect. R. A. Raymond, H. Taylor and Ananimously, that the final dividend for alterostive the plaintiff's brings action
The Court hereupon rose for the Ritchie: pogi Sz
the year ending 31st December, 1917,
tiin interval. De The CHAIRMAN (the Hon. Mr. David Landale) said t :.
Gentlemen,With your permission will take the Report and Accounts as Tnd. The ramly of the years working sofabows & det profit, after providing for Depreciation and Debenture Interest, of £44,248 19 58. farger sum than that shown in the previous year's accounts, although the actual dollár profit is some- what less An interim dividend of 94 was paid in Sept. last; and your directors how recommend a tal dividend for the year of 144, which together amount to £18,687. 10 d., leaving, with the amount brought forward from 1916, the sum of £43,267 43, 40. to be carried forward as a provision for possible con tingencies. Traffic Receipts during the year were satisfactory, notwithstanding $38,650 compared to the previous year. In 1916, you will remember, our Summer traffic was abnormally heavy Passenger traffic, says our Sheng-la cocaequorice of the large dux e hai American contemporary, hos Chinese from Canton, but if comparison made with a/s prior to 1916 it is found that there is an increase of 8124,787 over the previous best year amounted to only 8827, and we are at The loss on subsidiary coins in the year
at the rate of 14 per cent per annua, against the Attorney Generat embody. making a total of 43 per cent. for the ing a prayer for a declaration by the said the allegations should be facts, not On resuming after til. Mr. Pollocks year, recommended by the Directors, be Court that the Legislative body a made-up formula. The allegations sanctioned and that the same be paid have no power to pass a deportation were read out to the plaintiff and except to the shareholdem on the Colonial ordinance.
for the formula they contained, he bad rate of three shillings. (Hongkong) register at the Exabange
The Hon. Mr. E Pollock, C. allegations ware.
not the slightest notion as to what the The phintiff st
Soven cases of cerebrospinal forar were reported in the Colony yesterday and eight deaths. All the card's Wars Chinese.
Captain E R. Riddle, who was ir command of the Vinetur on the Chins Station at the outbreak of the war, has been appointed a naval Aide-de-Camp to the King.
It was proposed by Mr. A. RITCHIE, and Mr. C. G. Alabaster, instructed by asked. "Have you anything to say in seconded by Mr. RA RAYMOND Messrs. Wilkinson and Grist, appeared answer to these charges or any reason and carried unanimously that the on behalf of the Attorney General, and to give why you should not be bani a Director of the Company Hon. Mr. David Landals be re-elected the Hon. Mr. E H. Sharp KC.which was a general denial of the hed The plaintif made a statement
It was proposed by Mr. P. C. Ports, seconded by Mr. BELASCOCK and unanimously adopted that the retiring and the Hon. Mr. Lau Chu Pak be Directors, the Hon. Sir C. P: Chater re-elected.
make two amendments to the statement The Attorney General asked leave to
of defence.
The collections in Union Church on Sunday, 21st instant, m aid of the Flood Relief work in North China been handed over to the local Treasurer amounted to $300.98, which sum fus the fact that there is a decrease of derid warrants were now ready and when brought under the Deportation day, when the second amendment was for the fund..
expenditure to any nothing of the doubled on the Pacifie during the appalling sacrifice of life which it last two years and although there involves. But we think it was there twice as many passenger liners Premier who said some months ago and ports in the Far East, it is almost travelling between the United States taat Finance would not stop us frem impossible to secure accommodation present able to dispose of the coins
prosecuting the war until the aims
of the Allied countries were achieved.
Mr. William Atkinson Jones, of
without any loss at all It is hoped that this state of affairs will now be
may be had on application...
The Chairman announced that divi
instructed by the Crown Solicitor, allegations so far they were disclosed. appeared for the Crown.
What an absurd position the plaintif
reflecting da the plaintiff's conduct before him a number of statements was in The defendant Halifax had
Nothing of the details of those statement It was proposed by Mr. H. TAYLOR, The Hon. Mr. Pollock said be would were revealed to the accused party, who seconded by Ms H. W. LOCKER and make no objection to the first amind was vitally interested. And yet when unanimously passed that Mesara Loremant provided particulars were for evidence of the allegations against him the plaintif seks for documentary auditors of the Company at a fee of coming, but regards the second they turn round and say: "You have Bingham and Matthews be re-elected $1,000 and to hold office until the next amendment, that was a very different had all you are entitled to." This has annual general meeting.
thing. Ee bad to inform their Lordships been the sole position taken up by the that, as a matter of fact, the plaintiff, Crown from first to last, until yester Ordinance of 1917, before the Secretary for Chinese Affairs reports adversely to sprung upon counsel The Secretary for Chiness Affairs was asked certain the Governor-in-Council
the questions but he was not allowed, after plaintiffs' conduct and the plaintif repeated requisitions, on behalf of not allowed to know what the accusations are. What a travesty his solicitors, to get a list from of justice that is! In this curious case › the Secretary for Chinese, Affairs, or of "double trial, one thing everybody from the Government of any statement sasma fired upon, and that is that the of what he might call witnesses for the accused should not have any details of Chinees Afairs, as sent on to the kept absolutely in the dark. That was prosecution. Not only that, the applica the evidence against him. The very hion made before the Secretary of person who ought to be informed is Governor-in-Council for consideration contrary to natural justice: and was refused. he plaintiff was not. allowed to see a angle word of the accused is to have no information as Froceeding, Mr. Pollock said if the
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THE MAGISTRACY.
FIGHTING AMAZONE.
Three Chinese women were charged with behaving in disorderly manner before Mr. J. R. Wood this morning,
at East Point, yesterday.
The first defendant said that while
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The Chancellor of the Exchequer in Virginia, the member of the United permanent, and that the coinage of the/she was filling her bucket with water evidence against him. It seemed to the details of the charges against bis Budget statement tells us that States Congress and the author of the Cólony is on a sounder basis than it has from the street fountain, the second amazing that he (Counsel) should be thin-if we are. to say there is to'
to the end of last year the British [957 Government had raised 1,044 millions sterling in war revern, and by the end of the current year the total will be 1,886 millions. Well may the Chancellor say that the financial 9.15.-Second Performance of "The strength of the United Kingdom alter five years will be greater than anybody could have imagined and will constitute amazing testimony to the financial stability of the nation
Witness for the Defence."
GENERAL MENORARDI.
FRIDAY, April 26:---
Hongkong Stock Exchange Settlement
Day.
Saturday, April 27--
Act which granted the Philippine Islands more autonomous Government, died last Wednesday, after a lingering illness The regret. of the Filipinos is being widely manifested in the islands
the past had to bear a very heavy loss placed her own there instead. Witness hitherto been. The Company has is defendant poshed aside the bucket and
in changing the coins taken on the cars, Pabed bar and the latter retaliated mounting in some years to 10 per cent. by striking her on the band with w of the traffic receipts. Expenses during bucket the year increased by $29,673, due, The third defendant said she knew Street, Yaumati, reported to the Police materials. There was a large increase in having taken any part in the fight.
A Chinese woman of 286 Shanghai chiefly to the advance in the cost of all nothing of the matter. She denied that yesterday at about 2:45 pm, two the cost of coal during 1917, and 1 men armed with a knife and a revolver, regret to say that we have to face forced an entry into her house. They tied much larger increase in the present year, up and gagged the informant and two as the price of coal has advanced still
was the mother of the second defend
Sarzt Moss said the third defendant
ant,
His Worship discharged the third
Counsel proceeded to point out at some stated specifically on the face of the standing there in this year of grace, he no procedure-nothing is to be talling their Lordships these facts dona except what actually appears length the fact that the Government, in Ordinance, then he had no hesitations the first place, had rein upon the saying that there is absolutely a Ordinance for their anthority to withold provision to be found in any part of the the evidence of the defence from the Ordinance-for the taking of the state- plaintiff, whereas now, the amendment,ments of the witnesses for the defence coming at the eleventh hour, implied that the evidence was witheld from the plaintiff in the public interest. the Court had power to withold auch The Chief Justice pointed out that evidence, if in the interest of the public. public interest was as ingenious after Mr. Pollock argued that the question
of
of the plaintif's ground for complaint,
Proceeding, Mr. Pollock said that one
on the Executive Council at the meeting which he would refer to later, was the fact thatthedefendant Hallifax was sitting at which the order for deportation was opinion against the plaintiff This, ho. made, after he had delivered an adverse
So far as the Allies are concerned other inmates of the house whom they further. We are now paying 300% dalendant and fived the other detand- thought. If the Government had such maintained, was illegal.
3.16. Third Performance of "The it is not inability to finance the war
Witness for the Defence."
MONDAY, April 29 :----
Noen.-Sale of Kowloon leasehold
properties by
Hogben and
Hough.
MONDAY, May 6:
Noon-Extraordinary General Meob
ing of Hongkong Ice Company.
TURDAY, May 14:—
3 p.m.-Sale by auction of "Tos
Lammert.
that will bring it to an end.
We
aata $3 exch
THEFT OF IRON BARS,
thing in mind thay must have men- tioned it months ago in the correspon dance, which was volumiuban"
Mr. Jastics Gompertz:- You not alleging bad faith, are you that the amerriment is an ingenious after thought. I do not know whether Mr. Pollack: Well, My Lord, I state
forced into an empty cubicle. The more than we were in 1916. I must robbers broke open a box and stole tan again refer to the heary expenditure articles of jewellery valued at $156,50 entailed in repairing the track, which see that Lord. LAVERHULME recently and decamped. “
last year amounted to 39,162. As you pressed the view that if the war
are, aware the Company has to maintain A Chinees pleaded guilty when Searching for hotel accommodation and keep in repair the road between the charged before Mr. Dyer Ball this lasted three to five years more--he in Hongkong, asys the China Prass is rails and for 13-inches on each side of morning, with the theft of three iron did not see how it could ead soover like looking for the proverbial needle in the rails, and it is therefore most data i bare from the building lately occupied but that can be called bad faith. -Goance would not stop us, for the haystack, according to passengers that this part of the road should be used by the arcsasite Bank.
England
WHA a hundred-fold arriving in Shanghai on the Tense to such an extent by the coolis trucks
Mr. F. Silas, a Police reservist, said elum Barker Road by Mr. Gea P.althier than she was during the fers. All the hostelries are crowded which cause excessive and irregular, he saw the defendant attempting to
Napoleonic menace when her fo- because of the number of people await wear to the tmek. The rule of the road remove the bare yesterday. debtedness was 800 millions sterling."ing steamship reservations. The comin all cities is that slow-going vehicles
Inspector Browne said a lot And what of Germany; Can she go mandeering of Dutch merchant ships it shall keep as close as possible to the material had been stolen from the on supporting the financial strain of Hongkong Manila and other ports in extreme edge of its own side of the road, pailding lately.
the Far East has left upward of 200 of this great war for another three people to await reservations at Hong.and this rule actually appears in the
His Worship sentenced the defend or five years? Mr. BONAR LAW's kong
Hoogkong Traffic Regulations, but for ant to three weeks' hard labour." Communications relating to nows should references to our enemy's financial
some reason the Authorities will not The following botice, which is now enforce it. Repeated representations
FACTION FIGHTS. he addressed to TEX EDITOR.
position certainly do not warrant such posted in all F. M. S. Government have been made by the Company to the Correspondenta must forward their
A belief, mamas and addresses with any communica
faith.
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Several cases of faction fights be
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AFFAIRS IN CHINA.
Arguing farther on the matter of the witholding of the evidence from the plaintif Mr. Pollock and their Lordships were asked to hold that the Governor-in-Council should act Section 4 of the Deportation Ordinance, which was invoked against the plaintiff, as a sort of Star Chamber. Under
that in order that the Secretary for.. Mr. Pollock proceeded to argue the Chinese Affairs should give his opinion point was further discussed from its Council he must act according matter at some length and the for the information of the Governor-in- legal aspect as regards the power of the to the dictates of natural justice the Court to withold evidence for the Both of these tribunals, the Governor defence if it was considered in the in Council and the Secretariat for public interest to do so.
Chinese Affairs, should obviously per- Mr. Pollock said that in any case it formjudicial functions. Waa point that had only been Lordships were to adopt the contention
I their brought up at the last moment and he of the Crown, they would be driven to was entitled to time to consider it hold that neither of those bodies need
Their Lordships agreed, and it was
act in a judicial capacity decided to proceed with the case and. The case is proceeding argue the point afterwarde
amendment which ezabodied variou
Mr. Sharp then proceeded to give.
sections of the Prison Regulations plaintiff's Counsel particulars of the first
Ordinance.
ST. GEORGE'S DAY EFFORT.
FINANCEAE RESULT.
Mr. Alabaster then read the pleadingo, At the fall of the curtain at the per- which covered several sheets of foolscap.formance at the Theatre last night the The Hou Mr. H. E Pollock, open. Hon. Mr. P. H. Holyoak, President of
Bat Will Russia and Offices, deserves wider publicity-Coremment on the subject, but the twoan Sanitary Board codies and Gion addressed to the Editor, Becomily Rumaia under her control financial "There is a paper shortage. Every only attempt to remedy the state street coolies were brought before for, publication but as evidenes of good disaster for her is perhaps arrested piece of paper you waste counts against of affair is the Regulation pablish Mr. Dyse Hall at the Magistracy this
enable her to make the great gamble therefore. Do not use a large envelope wheel gauge differs from that of the West Point and Yaumati. In one ing the case for the plaintiff, said the St. George's Society, came before for a time-long enough at least to the Empire in the war. Waste noue ed in November 1916 that Do moreing. Fighting occurred not only new truck will be licensed unless the in the Central districts but also at she has now began with the lives if a small one will do. Do not use a
double sheet for a one sheet letter. Do tramway track. That in itself, without case it was stated that a party of the facts of the case, us their Lordships the footlights and gave the audience an buoyed up with the promise that quarto sheet will serve the purpose. to leave the track, and anyway, their work at Kennedy Town was set the first place he wished to emphasise is streef collections yesterday accant not use a foolscap abest of paper if a Police action, will not induce the tracks Sanitary Board caclies returning from ini, were practically undisputed. In George's Day effort. He mentioned that had no doubt gathered from the plead idea of the financial results of the St. success against the Eatents Powers Do not let paper lie about, becoming I understand that up to last month soiled and abusable. Type letters
the fact that the plaintiff was a Britished to about 814,000. Other donations than compensate for the financial is second sheet. A message frora on a total of 1,315. A consus was recently Sanitary Department, confessed" be in the game wits the issue of a warrant Tombola about $26,000, making a total The reason for the fights is unknown subject, born in Penang With reference to the Fund amounted to about 15,000. enormous indemnities which will more is thick, use both sides to avoid the use the Regulation had been licensed, out of and Mr. Carprizel, Head of the to the proceedings in this case, so far as The performance of "The Witness for hauppig is limited. Cash 10 cta.. Credit loss Germany has sustained. Her an envelope."
officer to another often need not have taken of the puriber of trucks passing
the plaintif is concerned, the first move the Defence realised $11,000 and the certain point in Des Voeux Road ha affairs. Some of the cerabatants Ordinance of 1917. The warrant was that; including the sale of Wa Bande was ignorant of the real state of for his arrest under the Deportation in all of 156,000. It was anticipated, tween 7 am, and 7 p.m., and it was found that, in the 12 hours, 735 passed in one arrested had kuives in their possession executed on the morning of Noveraber fully £30,000 at cling would be handed direction, and 747 in the other, a one- and had it not been for the timely 5th, 1917, with a view to proceedings over to charity as a result of St. minate service in each directions in intervention by the Police, the afair Takon in connection with the George's Day efforts. communicates the following 95, were on the tramway track. You more serious aspect. As it is, we fused plaintif leave to speak to his After the play at night. Mr. H. P
The Intelligence Bureau of Canton other wards, 3 trucks to 1 tismear in some cases might have assumed a morning the plaintiff was taken before
laintiff's deportation. That same AUCTION OF THEATRICAL Out of this total of 1,482 trucks, all bat
the defendant Messer, and Mester re-
FURN FURNISHINGS The recapture of Kaochow from can well imagine the enormous wear learn that several policemen who solicitor, Mr. Leo D'Almada, except le White conducted from the stage a Lung Chi kuang by the Cantonese ou end tear caused when you realise that interfered in the fights, bare marks ordinary office matters, until after the auction of the farmishings, &c and in the words of the American April 18 has been confirmed, and in a 10-minute journey sach of those of the affray on their persoas. Secretary of War we must, and official circles believe that the defeat three times to allow a tramcar to pass Inspector, Browne stated that Chiefs over. That was nifmitted. Plaintiff War Cartoons (in colours) presented for
interview with the defendant Halifax Aderlition delure of Louis Roemackar trucks would pall on and off the track we will, win this war." Apart from this rebel is in sight.
But apart from the interests of this Detective Inspector Marrison, house of detention, and he was confined purchased by the Hon. Mr. P.H. Holy
was then taken to Vistoria goal, the the benefit of Marine War Cháritiða, was. considerations of finanes, the war is The Canton authorities. deny that Company I am sure you will agree investigating the cause of the trouble. imposing a strain on the nations such Nanyang has been entered by Northern that it is essential for public The cases will come up for heuring as has never beso imposed before forces Canton troops have been beenfety that the role of the d should be enforced. Every motor in the history of the world. Lord pouring northwards for the last few car travelling through the city is com- FRENCH in a speech a little while days, and telegraphis, communications polled to break the rule in order to pa
between Nanyang and Conton have trucks which are making free with our
Onger prints were taken in the presence OVERLAND CHINA MAIL, Mons said: "We talk of the Thirty 19. These circumstance may have given Town it was necessary to pass tracks of forty years Chamberlain's Cough. Like off his clothing and he was examined after
THE FORTY YEAR TEJL of several concicted criminals The Messrs. Powell have very kindly, ige on the subject of the retreat from been somewhat interrupted ice April track. On a recent journey by motor car from Causeway Bay to Kennedy
Nertició, must have, exceptional: second thing was that he was ordered by promised Ed-take delivery, of Years War and the Seven Years eanie for alarm.
merit to survive for a pohod of an Indian member of the jail staff to Stage Furnitin the City ERLY EDITION OF THE War of the years spent in For military purposes, measures are ass of course, they will not leave the 1872. From a small beginnin) is cfbear Mr. Pollook aid beynight
the wrong side no less than 43 times Recedy was Erst offered to the publicin by another Indian who was not smedical The. NAPOLEON'S "Campaign: and of the being taken by the Military Government tramway mak for any vehicle other grown favour and popularity, until, i
atata at once that repûtatión, lengthened out Peninsular to supervise the operations of the chog's a tramar. It is anrely time as attained a world THE NEWS 17
You will
better for
would be that the by
Kwangtung Yash-Han and Canton this chatic condition of street Measured by sich standards as these, Hankor Extrow, Nothing will be to in Longkong was altered or co
will understand tinus this war, which has lasted three and permitted to interfere with the rogue potes.pl parrhasing and cancelling Cough Remedy not
YourDirectors have continued the more than
fter a period of In bait gests, "will as covering demander by military necesity
service of the Roads except whatever
Debertures an
Affered, and fures to
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and 8 should be msia on pages 1.4. sent or act (ster than i pemu
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