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tion
HONGKONG DOCKYARD.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27TH, 1901
POLICE COURT. Taonday, 25th March, BEFORE MR. HAZELAND.
THE VITRIOL OUTRADE, Lo Tavi, coolie, was brought up on remand from the 20th inst. and charged with malicions throwing vitriol upon Francis George Rock, the complainant, on the 14th inst: He had Captain Superintendent May resumed the already pleaded guilty. oans for the prosecution.
ng.
to sppoint and post onpers at the stations of spsala Importance, and them loer shall be allowed to correspond direct with the directorate on railway, mattera."? -
In case sporial circumstances, such as the with drawal of troops at the conclusion of pesce, should cause grest demands on the railway, the regulation of the sucosion in which the various contingente shall be accommodated is not to be to thathway administration, but the decision is to rest with the German stay head
quarters.
PUNJOM MINING CO., LIMITED.
detestation of things modern, notably in the
Surprise has been created in Dockyard circles "bloomer" eratames of the day, and her maternal counsels to Ebenezer, who would listen at home, says the Natal and Military Record, bat never beed." them, were highly appreciated, by the Admiralty's application for candidates and she well merited the warm reception she to fill nine appointments as chargemen of ship. received. Mr. J. B. Ferroll, an Amos Dingle, wrights, one as chargeman of joiners, and one a chargeman of blacksmiths, at Hongkong caused considerable merriment by his "glorious Dockyard. For the past two years the Admir mix up with the redoubtable Ebenezer, and sity have been quietly strengthening the staff in his quietat re-echo of the "Cook a decelle-dothers, sad it was only recently that authorityy sang by a quartet of the Honeyomab family, was given to increase the Metropolitan police at Hongkong from 45 to 67, whilst the staff of officials at the yard has been increased during including The Gay Paris no
to 52. The
Francia George Rock, residing at 22, Mor- In the second set we get a view of the past few months from 41
Mr. The Spa Hotel, Schoffenburgen, and here mechanics are, with one or two exceptions, rison Hill Road, was called. He looked exceed natives, and it is largely in consequence of
ill, and had his head bound ingly again the scenic artist has exhibited complaints of u want of sufficient supervi- Beck said, in answer to Captain May, that
Nothing could other admirable painting.
sion that the large staff of extra chargement loading msn of stores at the Naval
On the 14th inst., | noon (~-~-~-~- more realistic than the pump from which Here is to be sent cat. It is not generally know Yard, where he commened his duties at (Mr. Harold Godwin), the proprietor of the that the Admiralty have arranged for consider
the naval hospital accommoda. oven every morning.
BAW On hotel, draws his wineral water from the bowels Hongkong. For this purpose a piece of at about twenty minutes to aeren, he was
purchased at a cost of £1,300, and on this will posite the French convent he
Chinese sitting on the parapet. He paid no
sovere burning sensation. He shouted out, and there came a sudden final, accompanied by a paid out his handkerchief to wipe his face. Just as he opened his eyes be sew a Enropean, which was standing near by. This man asked the complainant if he was hurt, and complainant replied that he had been bant. Previous ta this the complainant believed that Mr. Phasey the European in question-ran after the man who had thrown the vitriol, but could not catch bius. Mr. Roek, in answer to a question, said he had been severely injured, and was still suffering from the effects of the vitriol. His recollection was that the fluid came from the parapet of the Prays, but he could not say how it was thrown, nor by whom. The clothes pro decod were those he was wearing at the time. the vitriol.
troduced her favourite dance of matione
Beyond one or two defects, esused in no small be erected a magnificent building, which intention to them, and was walking on, when
degree by the unskilful switching of the electric "ght, the performance was a highly commend uble one, and the audience were not slow to appro ciate it. Showasthe recipient of two or three floral
erlimsted to cost nearly £35,000. This exten son is not taken in band before it is nerded, for when the hins squadron was less than half its prosent strength it was found necessary, want of accommodation at the bayal establish
for
1900.
The following is the report for presentation to the shareholders at the fourth ordinary general meeting to be held at the office of the Company, No. 14, Des Vonz Road Central, Hongkong, on Saturday, the 6th April, at The directors have now to submit the state of accounts and report of the working of the Company for the year ended 31st December, The work of construoting the new dam is water will be available therefrom by June next. steadily progressing and it is expected that The dam would have been completed before this had not the subankment been partially by a heavy food in December Isst. The machinery been overhauled and put in repais, new mortar The two shafts which have been sunk by Mr. boxes provided, and the bod toga ronewed. Hughes, one at Soath Jalis to a depth of 100 fort, and the other at Mill Gully to a depth of 13) feet, are shortly to be opened out.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
NEWS VIA CEYLON,
THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.
8
PUBLIC COMPANIES
HONGKONG STEAM WATER BOAT COMPANY, LIMITED.
“HAREHOLDERS in the above Company London, 10th. Marahate bereby notified that a CALL of
General Brace Hamilton has issued an Order per Bhare has been made for the 15th instant. TROOPS THANKED FOB EXPELLING DE FET.
Road, on or befors that Date accompanied with Scrips for Endorsement.
By Order. thanking the troops for repelling De Wet, and PAYMENTS to be made to the Undersigned urging them to fresh exertions before the enemy at the Company's Office, No. 20, Designed
recovers.
YEOMANRY LEAVE FOR THE CAPE. Soren fall companies of Yeomanry sails in the Briton for the Cape yesterday, and by the end of the week 12,000 will have sailed.
28
BRITISH LOSSES AT LICHTENBERG,
Our loss at Lichtenberg were 18 killed and
wounded.
THE CAPE TOWN PLAGUE.
Manuger
1629
J. W. KEW,
Hongkong, 2nd March, 1901.
QUEEN MINES, LIMITED.
NOTICE.
THE
A MYSTERIOUS OPERATION. General de Liale, with three columns, moved towards the Coumadagga mountains, but Kritzinger turned sharply to the north east MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS of during the night, abandoning his supposed
gistered Offices of the Company, 38 and 40. intention of seeking cheiter in the Comma- the above Company will be held at the Re-
THIS Road
DAY dagga mountains.
Queen's
Central, Six cases of Plague and two deaths occurred (WEDNESDAY), the 27th March, 1961, at Noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the General Managers, together with a at Lape Town yesterday.
Statement of Accounts for the period ending 31st December. 1900.
Tho THANSFER BOOKS of the Company
instant, both days inclusive.
INTADENS EEARGUARD ENGAGED.
Colonel Gurrings's left was engaged at 9an. down on the 9th inst. with the rearguard of the Hed when two 15-pounders opened fire.
offerings, as well as tire appealative Syrians" | Montr, to send patients to various.privats who hai aparently jumped out of a ricksha | washed away and plant at the mines have Boer invaders of the Cape Colony. The enemy will be CLOSED from the 21st to the 27th
pla bospitals na the station. Additional saamods
tien for the storage of ammunition is to be provided at Hongkong at a cost of £2,750 whilst the torpedo depot at Kowloon, on the opposite side of the harbour, is to be extended at a cost of £2,000.
of the house, all of which she had fairly won by her exertions. Miss Hattis Perl sang "Sons of the sea, which became another feature of the entertainment. This artist has not only a voice of exquisite quality, but she knows how to use it both in regard to beauty of tons and realisation of the poetic meaning of what she sings. She threw considerable pathos into her enunciation, and called forth an outburst of patriotic fervour midem witnessed at similar
GENERAL NEWS.
THE MANCHUBIAN RAILWAY.
London, 9th March. It is expected that the whole of the Manchu.
of May.
Prospecting has been carried on ne extensively as possible with the staff at our disposal, andrian Railway will be open for traffic at the end rich specimen of stone has been brought in from Swak showing gold at all points, and every effort is now being made to find the reuf.
THE FRENCH IN CHINA.
London, 10th March.
"JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,
General Managers,
$764 Hongkong, 27th March, 1901. CHINA SUGAR REFINING COMPANY, LIMITED.
NOTICE.
The French have notified to Count von Wal-ANNUAL MEETING of the SHARE- THE TWENTY-THIRD ORDINARY
gatherings. The whole suro zoss with her in present Menara. E. Osborne, R. Wilcox The large brown spots thereon were caused by conpession will open up well in the near fatare.-dersee that they will not participate in any
the refrain, and she was recalled again and again. It was a triumphant access, and not until she was fairly outdone would the andience censo their deafening applauze and shouts of recall. On the whole The Goy Parts sienne has been a brilliant success, and it is a pity that to-night will witness its last per formance on our local boards. To-morrow the
the
It is believed that this part of the Company's The now manager, Mr. Thomas Lester, bas
the Offcos
General of the
Agents THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), the 27th Mr.T. J. Wild, Acting Government Analyst arrived at the mines, and, after a tour of further expeditions into the country unless HOLDERS of the Company will be held at
RUSSIAN THREATS.
London, 10th March. March, 1901, at Noon, for the purpose of oiled and sworn, said he received exhibits inspection, advises that more miners be engaged compiled to do so.
It is stated at Poking that the Russian Minis. receiving their Report with a Statement of Cuthbert. He examined the azhibits, and fennd advice accords with the views of the directors, A, B, C, and D on the 16th inst. from Inspector for the purpose of prospecting; and no this
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company that the stains were produced by nitric acid, they have wiwi to the Agents of the Cem tar has threatened Chius with coercive measures Accounts Sist December, 1900. He received at the same time some Chizass pany at Charters Towers to send two miners } uhless she signs, the Manchurian Agreement will be CLOSED from the 18th to 27th
March, both days inclusive. clothing, and this was ales marked with nitric immediately. Nitric acid was a noxious and si stains.
RN., Raid Mr. Resk Mr. Tuck, surgeon, dangerous frid: came to the Naval Hospital at about seven was severely burnt on the right arm, soroKE the forehead, and down each side of the face; the eyes, however, were practically untouched, The burns were crued by one corrosive acid; sulphuric acid would baye had the same effect. Witness dressed the wounds and told Mr. Reek to report himself to Dr. Canton at the Dockyard.
.
popular Geisha, in which the Dallas Company $30,000 in dividend, which is a very large pro look on the morning of the 14th inst. He sort of the now damu, repairs to machinery. wali to hold a Privy Council in Australia for
kun often distinguished itself, is to be staged.
SUPREME COUET.
HONGKONG HOTEL CO., LTD. The ordinary meeting of shareholders in the shore company was head yesterday at moon. Mr. W. Parätt presided, and there were also Directors), C. Mooney (doorstory), W. H. Gas hell, G. . Anderson, G. Murray Lain, F. D. Goddard, W. A. Cruickshank, H. C. Wilcox, J. E. Gomes, Ho Kom Tong and Lo Chung Shin.
The SECRETARY read the notice convening
meating. The CHAIRMAN ssid-Gentlemen: As the report and acconate have been for some days in your hands I will, with your permission, tako them a read. It is proposed to pay away portion of the sum at credit of the profit and Iosa account, viz., 281,808.20. I think it right to say that in proposing such a large division of profits the Directors have been influenced by the action at the last shareholdere meeting of number of proprietors holding a majority of shares, who required the payment of a dividend In exouse of that recommended by the Directors. Recently also certain influential shareholders have intimated to members of the Board that they would require nothing less than a 10 per BEFORE HIS HONOURT. SERCOME SMITH cent, dividend for the half-your. If any share holder present ahould be of opinion that the ACTING FOTON BETON).
proposed payment of $60,00 in dividend is Inspector Luthbert stated that at our o'clock somewhat beyond the bounds of business-like in the afternoon of the 14th inst., exhibita A, Tae Luk, Ko Wing Bang and Lad Fun were osntion, the Directors will be pleased to hear him B, C, and D were handed to him by Mr. Beck, charged with being concerned in an armed rob state his reasons for his belief. It is shown in in the presence of the complainant. At eight report and accounts that a profit of very o'clock the same night, in the police station, he bery at Kewloon City on the rd February nearly $12,000 was made during the half-year saw the defendant divest himself of exhibits E, There were three counts in the indictment, rik on the sale of a small piece of the Praya Re-F. and G, which, together with the other ex (1) larceny in a dwelling house with monaces; elination measuring dbl square feet, this hibits, witness handed to Mr. Wild on the 16th (2) receiving stolen goods; (1) robbery being and was cut off from the principal portion of inst., in the forenoon.
the Reclamation owned by the Hotel Company armed.
The prisoners pleaded not guilty. The following composed the jury-Messy, by the Chater Road, it was not likely to be of use in the future for the Company's business, Hago Albrecht, V. A. de Paulo Collage, B. and the opportunity was taken of selling A change has been Weinberg, A. H. Hamot, D. E. de Sons, J. Ait at a handsome profit.
mada in the form of the accouu. of furni. Tarrant, and J. M. do Rosario Xavice,
inre and fixtures. Formerly this account included such articles as linen, crockery,
Tuesday, 6th March, CRIMINAL BESSIONE SHA
ATT KOWLOON CITY.
THE ARMED ROBBERT AT
કાવ્
the
Dr. Lanton. R.N., who attended the com plainant after he had passed through Mr. Tuok's hands, gave similar evidence, but did not regard the injuries as serious.
The sergeant interpreter at the Central Police Station gave evidence as to reading over and explaining the charge to the defendant, and administering the usual cantion Defendant made and signed a statement, which was taken down word for word.
The further hearing was adjourned till the 28th instant.
BAFORS MR. KEMP.
MONEY-BYATCHING.
An opium divan kooper was going on Monday to the Opiam Farm to purchase some of the drug. He carried $28-50, but dropped the money through a hole in his pocket. Two carpenters were passing at the moment, and one of them stooped and picked up some ains, which he handed to his friend, who mads off. The diran keeper held on to the first man, and found, on collecting what remained of his cash, that eight silver dollars were gone. He gave his prisoner into custody, and the lutter gave information that led to the arrest of the Each was sentenced to one month's hard la-
second man.
THE ROYAL TOUR.
Londou, 10th March. The King has empowered the Duke of Cura. the purpose of swearing in Members,
THE DISTURBANCES IN SPAIN.
London, 10th March. Constitutional guarantees have been restored throughout Spain.
Inasmuch as during the past year, in the within the stipulated time. abesnoe of water power, little oreshing of ore has benu done, consequently the returns from winnings of gold have been small, while the wages, stc, bave had to be paid; and, as mora fuads will be required for the contemplated developments, your directors advised an in- area of capital, which, they are pleased to say, was agreed to by the shareholders; and they now hope that with the now manager and
to all concerned. increased capital, the result will be satisfactory
Mr. R. C. Wilcox accepted an invitation to join the Board of Directors, and Mr. J. H. owing to his departure for Europe, Lewis has resigned his sent on the Board,
In accordance with the Articles of Associa” tion Movers D. Gillies, Thomas Howard, add W. Kerfoot Hughes retire from the Board. but being eligibls offer themselves for re-elec: tion
The accounts have been audited by Mr. Fullerton Henderson, and the Board recom.
R. CHATTERTON WILCOX,
Chairman. mends him for re-election.
Hongkong, 21st March, 1901.
BALANCE SHEET. 31st December, 1900, CAPITAL AND LIABILITTEN.
60 000 ordinary shares at $3 $480,000.00 Authored capital
30,000 proference shares at $130,000,00
Paid-up capital---
C,
PLAGUE AT FORT LOUIS.
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO.,
General Agents,
[683. Hongkong, 27th March, 1901. LUZON SUGAR REFINING COMPANY, LIMITED..
NOTICE,
NINETEENTH ORDINARY: London, 10th March.THE
ANNUAL MEETING of the SHARE- Bix cases of Plague and five deaths took place HOLDERS of the Company will be held at at Mauritius during the past week.
TRADE.
MARK.
CLARETS
1 dox. dcz
dor.
Imported direct from the Growers, we are sble to give exceptional value,
Bottles. Botties. Rottles $4.00 $4.50 $7.50 5.0 8,00 4.50 5,50 6.00 9.00 6.00 8.50 9.50
VIN ORDINAIRE ... MEDOC...
$10,000.00
Br. EMILION... ΜΑΝΘΑΤΣ
-St. Julien ...
6.50
7.50 10.50
98,906,00 785:30
ST. ESTEPHE
8.00
9.00 12.00
CH, LEOVILLA CH. LABOSE.... CALIFORNIA...
...
$3,945 ordinary, sharon at 88 $431.580,00-
5,668 ordinary shares at $7 147 ordinary sharos at 25 (forfeited) orang 350 ordinary shares (nani-
lotted)......
10,000
38,00 preferance shares at $130,000.00
Accounts payable
Deposits by employees... Pekan agancy......... Unclaimed dividends Unclaimed dividends..
Mr. E. H. Sharp, at the request of the Attorney General, stated the case for the pro secution. He said the sons of the robbery was
for their issue to the various departments of a grocer's shop in Kowloon City called the glassware, cutlery, carpets, etc., and to provide and staff sppeared to the Hotel certain sums were written off each Sing
The accountant live on the premises, but the master did not do kaif-year from the farniturs and fixtures ac- so regularly. On the 23rd February, about coat. In order to avoid the risk of not writing the wrening has master off a sufficient sam to cover the heavy wear and siz o vlook in
tear and loss of the articles I have just enu- luft the shop, leaving the socountant sol, thres or four fukis behind. At about five past seven, merated, the Directors transferred them on when it was a dark, gauf of seven men at July last, as the accounts show, to a separate hi having shut the door they account of their own, and have since then entered the seized the SÖGURwing and the fokis by the edited that account and debited the Hotel quenes, bound did together, and took them working account direct with the actual cost Into a little of each issue. The present furniture and fix. to the bank part of Two of the ture account includes heavy items of household room called the satisha room. gang, who would be identified the first furniture and machinery not mentioned by me and third prisoners, stood wear them with in the foregoing paragraph. I am pleased to wolvers, threatening to shoot them if they wasdesty that we are doing a very good basiness in a noise, while the other cleared out the shop all departments at the present time. Before They took $150 high as in 10 and 20 cent proposing the adoption of the report and a
and having taken the counte I shall be pleased to answer any questions pieces, from a pillow bor, key to the safe from the accountant they took which any ahareholder present may wish to put. There being no questions, the CHAIRMAN from the safe $2,550 Of this soot $250 was the in notes, 850 in single silver dollars, and rest in 10 and 20 cent piecos The reason why proposed the adoption of the report and there was so much money in the safe was that it being about Chined Niw Year time the master had been going backwash and forwards to Hongkong, collecting gheney for a shop umr
The German army headquarters are to hand Canton in which he was interested called the Yik Cheung As the men vers leaving
whole line from Shanhaikwan to Peking, to. the shop the master caught sight of the
over to the British military authorities the
as he was returning. He mutantly gave the alarts. He sent neighbour to the Police are. W. Hutton Potts and W. H. Gaskell gether with appartenances, means of traffic, Station, and on going into the shop forud were selected auditore, on the motion of Mn workshop fittings, and materials, which were hia soconstant and feris had been bound but CRUICKSHANE, ecided by Mr. H. C. WILCOX. handed over by the headquarters of the Russian The CHAIRMAN-Thank you, gentlemen, for military authorities and bare been laid down, had relieved them are of bout two hours later the that and third DTLSCHETE Wêrs'atrentod |your attendance, Dividend warrants will be procured, or built by the German and Japanese Cash on hand and at bankers .
The stores acquired by the latter for construc- Balazes of working about not very furs
on the Kowloon Boed. A ready to-morrow. That is all the business of railway troops. munoy, we found upon one the meeting. certain singin of them, I have tar this the third pri- Captain GoDBARD-I think we should pro:tion and traffe purposes are to be taken or by
pose a vote of thanks to the Directors and the the British at cost price. Roder Wal areated the bruchel in
Rocenata.
bour.
THE NORTH CHINA RAILWAY.
Dr. Morrison on the 21st ult, telegraphed the
awned control of the North China Beilway. The following are the precise terma :--:
.G. MUBRAY BAIN-Mr. Chairman and gentlemen, I have much pleasure, after the remarks you have made, in seconding the adoptext of the convention under which the British tion of the report and accouala as presented. —
The motion was carred unanimously. Mr. E. Osborne was re-elected a director, on the motion of Captain ANDERSON, seconded by Captain GODDARD.
a certain amount of money being found upon general manager for the very successful work- him also On the day the three men were ing of the past half year and the substantial placed in row with others, at the Central dividend we have received. Police Station, and identified by voral wit nesses as being members of the gang who com-ins RESHANK-I have much pleasure
Mr.
seconding.
The motion was carried unanimously.
All telegraph, telephone, and railway material railway troops is to be handed over to the owners. belonging to the German, Russian, and Japanese
April. not later than let
"mitted the robbery.found the prisoners The CHAIRMAN--Thank yon, Capt. Goddard | sities of the allied nations without exception a59 ·
The jury anabously
i guilty on the first and third counts, the second
ding withdrawn t
His Lordship sentenced each to seven years with hard labour and 20 strokes with the birch,
IN ORIGINAL JUBILICION BEFORE HIS HONOLUX BIE JOHN CARRING. Tox, C.M.G. (CHIEF JUSTICE), eve
and Mr. Cruickshank and gentlemen for your kind vote of thanks. It will be much appre- clated.
EXPORT CARGOS,
Per steamer Tonkin, mailed on the 11th, Mar. For Marseilles-245 bales raw silk, 5 os silks, 50 cases tax, 17 cases curios, 250 cases staranto, 1 case camphor trank. For Lyons -417 balez zay silk.
Per steamer China, sailed on the 12th March. For San Francisco:-10 pigs tea, 11 ossos silk. For New York-5 bales raw silk.
Per steamer Patroclue, sailed on the 16th COLUM BIN BANG." 2 PHION AND COI” His Lordship heard cotusal on the points of law in the original suit by H. Prios and Co March. For Liverpool:-650 bales hemp, 20 wine merchants, Queen's Road Central, against bales to mats, 3 casus blackwoodware, 3 cases Lum Sin Sang Walding af Mease, the landlord furniture, 10 pkgs, mandries. For New York; of the premises occupied by the plaintiffs It24 case M. O. P. ehell
will be remembered that a special jury returned
raita.
The British are to take over to the line with the express declaration that the military neces to be mist as far as the capacity of the fine por In the event of the British military authori ties handing over the railway to a civil adminis. tration, the latter is to be placed under British military control and supervision while 100 military occupation of Chibli laste; the military directorate to consist of a director and two der paty directors, the former to be a British officer mans and the other by the Japane and the latter to be appointed, one by the Gier-
fulf responsi blity, of the traffic administration, and the depaty directors are to be charged with the, supervision of all military affaire,
The directors are to have
It is provided that, should either of the deputies not succeed in obtaining the adoption or abolition of measures which appear to be of wilitary importance, then at las request the director and the other deputy director shall put their views in writing, and the matter alisil then be reserved for decision by the German army British forces headquarters in communication with the General
The director shall
PROPERTY AND ASSETS. "Cont of estate.
Machinery, plant, and equipment Cyanide vÍZDE
Development of
Main shaft
Main and Klidah dana... Buildings ...
Rowe and bridges...... Hallock carte and live stock Furniture-at--mimaa. store on hand Firewood and timber vn barul..
Cash at mince ..... ................. Merchandise loaned Concentrates of band and in transit..
over
Ádvances to employais.......
Head office furniture..................
Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Singapore Accounts receivable...............
To balance from last account To operations at mines...
ZINFANDEL...
11.00 12.00 15,00 11.00 12,00 15.00
4.50
5,00 8.00 8.50 5.00 5.50
An allowance of SEVENTY-FIVE Cents per dozen is made for quarter bottles when 501.201.00
Special rates for returned to our godown. 3,445 1,333.67 Hugsheads.
115.22
the
Offices Dž. the General Agents, THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), the 27th March, 1101, at 12.30 P.M., for the purpose of receiving their Report and Statement of Accounts to 31st December, 1900..
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Com- pany will be CLOSED from the 19th to 27th Maroh, both days inclusive,
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO.,
General Agents. Hongkong, 27th March, 1901. UNIVERSAL TRADING CO. LIMITED
[084
NOTICE is horsby given that the General
Manager has made a CALL of $15 on the Holders of Shares in UNIVERSAL TRATH - ING CO., LD, which Call in payable to the General Manager on the 31st of March, 1901, at the Company's-registered office, No. 4, Des Voux Road Central
Dated Hongkong, 31st January, 1901. ELLIS KELLY,
General Manager.
394]
THE GREAT EASTERN AND GALE- DONIAN GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED.
TOTICE is hereby given that an EXTRA- of THE GREAT EASTERN AND CALEDONIAN GOLD MINING CO., LIMITED, will be held at the Offees of the General Agents, No. 14, Des Voor Road, on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd April, 1901, at Noor, for the purpose of considering, and if thought fit, passing the following resolu- 1 doz. tion, that is to say:-- Bottles. $13.00
NOTICEY GENERAL MEETING
88.46 BORDEAUX BOTTLED.
1.437.77
37.188.04
15.00
24.00
36.00
"That the Company be wound up Voluntarily and that Max Bennecke, the business mana- gor of the Company in New South Wales, be "and he is hereby appointed liquidator for the "purpose of such winding up.'
Should the above resolution be passed by the requisite majority, it will be submitted for con 38.00 firmation as a special resolution to a second Ex- 18.00 traordinary General Meeting, which will be
subsequently convened.
$507,619.92
CH. D'ARLAC ..
157.064.89
MARGAUX
12.220.20
CB. PONTET CAFET
8.118.28
10,000.00
CH. LAROSE
3,600.00
CH. MOUTON ROTHSCHILD...
15.744.01
9,046.87
ST. LEHON, Tonio..
957.73
1,915,35
2,264.82
3,320.06
167.88
12, QUEEN'S ROAD. Hongkong, th March. 1991.
[610
14,410.00
19,473.81
€0.32
1.702.35 2,110,75 21,035.46
"19,987,05′′
H. PRICE & CO.
ARBOLINEUM-AVENARIUS ··
USED FOR OVER TWENTY YEARS.
Throughly reliable preservative for Woon 487.43 and Stone against White Ants, Decay, Fangas 145,358.68 Rot, and Dampness.
Sole Agents for China, LUTGENS, EINSTMANN & CO.,
Hongkong, 31st August, 1697.
怡號
EE SANG & CO..
By Order of the Board of Directors.
LÚTGENS, EINSTMANN & CO.,
General Agents:*****
(264 Hongkong. 28th March, 1901. THE PUNJOM MINING COMPANY, LIMITED.
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TOTICE is hereby given that the FOURTH ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING SHAREHOLDERS in the above Company will be held at the Office of the Company, 14, Des Voeux Road L ́entral, on SATURDAY, the 6th April, 1901, at Noos, for the purpose (372
of receiving the wort of the Directors and the Statement of A.counts to the 31st DeceM- ber, 1900, and for the election of Directors and · Auditors.
$507,810.92
WORKING ACCOUNT.
To 31st December, 1900,
Dr.
C
72.383.54 30,7 5.06
2283.84
Y
648.6
1,776.73
3,085.69
2.000,00
3.849.61
41218
Address-Care of Mears, KWONG SANG & Co* 1
No. 144. DES VEUX ROAD,
761.28
To maintenance of blacksmith's shop To royalties on gold....... To prospecting
To Fanggong office expenses To general expenses at minus To concentrates.... To frewood and timber
To insurance To salaries, wages and head office chargea To exchange count To telegram account To agency fees......... To directors' and auditor's fuos
er.
By preoseds of gold winnings By concentrates produced
By interent By transfer fees By andr rovėnua
By Se sy balance
$,156.28
COAL MERCHANTS
has always on hand
18, LARGE STOCKS EVERY DESCRIP.
TION OF COAL.
231.05 2,400.00 2,650,00
$157,490.82
5,389,52 5,498.42
079.42
87.50
435.64 118.06
145,353.66
AMERICAN SYSTEM
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No. 39, QUEEN'S BOAD CENTRAL. CHADWICK KEW
(LATE OF POATE & NOLE). Hongkong. 15th September. 1899.
AMERICAN MACHINERY.
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from the 8th March to the 6th April, both days inclusive.
By Order of the Board of Directors,
W. H. GASKELL, Secretary. Hongkong, 26th March, 1901, HUMPHREYS ESTATE AND FINANCE COMPANY, LIMITED.
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SHE SHARE CERTIFICATE No 3117 To One Hundred Shares NUMBERED 79.501/79,70 inelosive, standing in the Register in the name of HOTAI SANG, of Hongkong, having been LOST, Notice is hereby given that 5759 unless the said Certificate be produced at the Office of the Company, 38 and 40,Queen a Road Central, Victoria, Hongkong, on or before the 8th day of April, 1901, a Now Certificate for the TE HAVE OPENED & MACHINERY said Shares will be issued and the Old Certifi $157,496.82 WBPPTMEND MACHINERcate will thereafter te held by the Company as
to Furnish Prices, &c. on STEAM ENGINES, null and void.
JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,
General Managers. LIFE AND VIOOUR FOR THE HAIR The GAS and OIL ENGINES, BOILER,
Hongkong, 8th March, 1901. virtues for stimulating, and restoring the hair; PLANERS, PNEUMATIC TOOLS, WOOD only article which really possesses nutritions PUMPS. LATHES, DRILL PRESSES, ohnean, Blakes and Mester) appeared" | better than standing them in saucers of water. commanding the ty give decisions regardis BowLAND'S MACASSAK OIL. It removes WORKING MACHINERY, HOISTING again for the phishit, and by J. J. Frauds, Raise the pot on the table shout two inches by ing financial abilities between the alway ad, sons, hazahness, dryness, prevents the hair MACHINERY, SAW MILLS, MACHI MAC MINERY
HARDWARE, &o. K.Omstracted by Mese Mousey and means of small pieces of wood. Get a small
Mudo an America (U.S.A.) strip of flannel or cotten wick, as need for lamps ministration and the variona contingents on the being injured by illness, and should always be NIST'S SMALL TOOLS, BUILDER'S Bratton) for the defendant
and about 4 to 8 inches long. Pueh one half basis of a majority of votes in the chrectorate used for chlidren's linir, no other article in- The incidence of the cost to the various nations parts such a beautiful and dressy appearance to
Prices quoted fo.b. New York, or eif. the line ball of the soil through the of this into
the
the hair as EowLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, and if drainage hole, and insert the other half in a of repairing and maintaining traffe upoa
REUTER, BROCKELMANN & CO„- basin of water. Capillary attraction will cause shall be reserved for diplomatic settlement you have never used it, you are strongly advised Hongkong.
Pas Hongkong. For the parpose of facilitating communication to procuro a boils without delay, and contiras
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administration, the former are to have the night Cold by Stores and Chemisti. Gardener.
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