AUCTIONS
BY ORDEX OF THE MORTGAGEĖS.
PUBLIC
AUCTION.
M
ESSES HUGHES & HOUGH have received instructions to sell by Paklic
Auction,
TO-DAY (MONDAY).
CORRESPONDENCE.
"KWANGTUNG RELIEF FUND.
[TO THE EDITOR DY THE "HONGKONG DAILY PRESS;'").
Hongkong, July 17th, 1015 SWhile not in any way wishing to the 19th day of July, 1015, at three o'clock r. depreciate the necessity for rendering
at their Auction Room, No. 8, Des Voeux
THE
Road Central,
VALUABLE LEASEITULD
PROPERTIES,
assistance to the poor Chinese who have suffered by the flood, it is not encouraging to the small subscriber, wig, often at con. siderable inconvenience, puts up his $10 to $25, to note that his last year's contribu
tions were only spent in part..
Situato of Shaukiwan in the Colony of Hong kong and known as SHAUKIWAN LOTS Now. 68, 120, 378 and 391 in Feur Lote. LUT 1-Comprises 2 well-built Dwelling. Houses known as 13 and 16, Shukiwan Main] It appears from the papers that the sum Road and 4 single-rooted Chinese Dwelling of $30,000 has been transferred from the Houses.
all thoro wall-built 1014 Relief Fund," as part of the balance LOT 2-Comprises Dolling-Hons known as Nos. 15, 17 and 19, Main Street and Nas. 18, 20, 22, 23 and 24, Praya Shaukiwan West
LOT 3-Comprises a Piece or Parcel of -Ground and Foreshore containing an Area of 2,970 square feet, a well appointed site for Buildings or Ship Building Yard.
LUT Cmprises a Piece or Parcel of
of that fund still in the hands of the Government.
"
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS MONDAY, JULY 19ru, 1915.
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COMPANY MEETING. CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY..
The seventeenthi mal-mesting of the China Mutual Life Insurance Company, Ltd., was hold on the 11th inst., at the head office of the Company in Shanghai. Mr. C. R. Burkill presided, and was sup- ported by Messrs, A. W. Burkill, G, M. Wheelock, H. P. Wailman, R. Macgregor and A. E. Algar (directors), S. R. Neill } (manager and actúary), and J. J. Tweel
(mndrager and secretary).
The notice convening the meeting and the auditors' certificate having been read, The Chairman said:-Gentlemen, the pait your, as you are all aware, has been one of exceptional anxiety and stress, al ve feel that the policyholders and share- holders will agres with us that the results obtained are very satisfactory.
That the election of Mr. R. Macgregor m a directer of the Company be and it is hereby confirmel-Proposed by the Chairman, seconded by 5Ir. AW. Burkill. That the election of Mr. AE. Algar vsa diccetor of the Company band it in bereby confirmed."-Propo ed by the Chairman, scoonded by Mr. A. W. Burkill.
*
"That Messrs, G. I. and N. Thomson he and they are hereby elected auditors of the Campany for the ensuing year. Troposed by Mr. C.-H. Platt seranded
Mr. C. Shaw,
TRADE OF HONGKONG. FLOOD AFFECTS THE MARKET. The following statistics have obtained from the fortnightly oric: cur rent, ward market report of the Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce:-
Was
OPIUM.
byce11
No
Ground and Foreshore containing an Area of average person desires the cuey be sub me sermacht af the war have ben forced to The Bougal market ims centruued ex-}
3,700 square feet now used es a Ship Buliding Yard and Slip.
Particulars and conditions of sale may be obtained from MES, DEACON, LOOKER, DEACON &
HARSTON,
Solicitore,
1, Des Voux Road Central, and also from MASSES, HUGHES & HOUGH,
The Auctioneers,
[752- Hongkong, 13th July, 1915.
IMPORTANT AUCTION OF LAND IN SWATOW":
T. MOORE & CO., LTD. (Established 1874),
AVING been favoured with instructions HOM THE TRUSTEL
of the state of FRANK Hanny HYDE (in Bankraptoy), will sell by Pablie Anction within their Salearooms,
ON TUESDAY,
the 10th August, 1015, at 4 P.M. precizoly,
AND VERY VALUABLE THAT
DESIRABLE PARCEL OF LAND, situate in the Foreign Settlement of Swatow and known as the site of the Swatow Hotel (which Hotel was recently detroyed by fre).
PARTICUNARS: The Land I held under ore Foreigu sad two Chinese title deals.
The Ares of the Land is 3,120 SUPERFICIAL FEET, THE NORTH boundary measures 12 FEET and Is bounded by property of the Estate of Dirck & Co.
THE SOUTH boundary measures 52-FEET and-
is bounded by a 16 Foot Road,! THE EAST boundary measures 60 FRET and is bounded by the Maritime Customs properly.
THE WEST boundary measures 60 FEET and
is bounded by a 16 Foot Road.
The property is in the heart of the Foreign Settlement and comprises one of the best business sites in the port.
CONDITIONS OF SALE may be obtained on application to the Office of this paper or direct, from Tan AUCTIONEERS.
SEALED BIDA..
The Anotion will, as advertised, be hell'in Shanghai, and in order to give purchasers non- resident in Shanghal an opportunity to bid Sealed Offers in SHANGHAI TAELS will be accepted, which Offers will be opered in the rostram st the time of the sale and in the presence of the Trustee
TAMOOBE & Co., LTD., 45, Kiangzo Road, Shanghai, Auctioneers.
Shanghai, 5th July, 1916,
Stocks on July 1st were 472 Patga, 250 We are paying the same rate of bonusenares, 5 Malwa, and 190 Persian In uncertified Bengal og policies maturing during the current and Turkish. There may be, of course, come reason why funnel year as we paid last year, where pium the balanes of stocks on July 1st Government boiled by as it appears that inest companies at home were 167 Patna, and 1 Benares.
monopoly. such a large amount should have been re tained by the official committee, but the___we have hade valuations since the com-opinn
reduce their scale of bonus.
tremely quiet with quotations unitored as We are also paying the same dividend, follows: Patna, Now $0.325, Old 20,200, and I, as representing the policyholders, V. Old 89,100, Benares, New $9,050, Old feel bound to thank the shareholders for $8,025. V. Old $3.825. Malwa market- their consideration to the policyholders No fresh transactions have transpired and in again accepting less than half the sumralies are unchanged: New to 3 years they are entitled to under the deed of drug, 80,309. Older, 29,400. settlement.
scribes to be expended for the relief- --f these poor people, and rot hoarded in the Bank-Yeurs faithfully...
**L'ANTON"
EXPORTS.
no-business
[Perlisp the reason why a large amount out of the 2014 Fund should has been retain.
Turning to our Investments, you wil
There was no market for Feathers ed by the official committee was not made us
ahserve from the footnote appearing below
new season quotations for the balance sheet that we have taken what There are It clear us it might be in the official reports re- garding the distribution of the foud,
He may consider to be the somewhat Ginger, and the prices are high on acecunt will be remembered that only about one- eighth of the total sugarcribed-was-ex-drastic step of providing in fall, by writ of the foods. It is reported that part of pended, on rice, the remainder being devoteding down and by our investiment reserve the crop is ruined. There
for the depreciation in our investments in Galangal Cassin Oil is easier, hut to relief work in the form of repairs to
There was eer- de principally either directly or indirect-there is nothing doing. Biar Aniseed Oil is quiet and there is but small business in broken embankments, etc.
Some fair business has Star Aniseed. tain construction work on which the advicely to the war,
The Doard of Trade in England, which been done in Wood Oil. Human Hair is of Mr. Jaffe, of the Hondtong Public Works Department, was sought-and-we-gathered is responsible for the examination and quoted at price per picul, f.o.b. Hongkong. from the report that the balance of the publication of the secounts deposited the Yunan The market is quiet. There No business is Fund was intended, not lo he “hoarded under the Assurance Companies Act, 1909, is nothing doing in Quicksilver, Saigon the Bank for an indeluite period, but has announced its willingness to allow cer- Cassia or Gall Nuts be apent on certain aw shieck and embank-tificates relating to the valuation of life reported in Bristles. ments recommended by the engineer.-E.] office securities to refer to the values as t December 31st, 1913, in the case of securi ties then owned, while securities suba Yarn during the early part of the fort quently purchased may by valued at cost night at a decline of 81 to $2 per hale, exchange A number of insurance companies ar but prices have somewhat recovered owing
to the steady decline in
the during
past few home have availed themselves of this per Deliveries
faller off ณ have
great mission, and as far as one can gather from
daye
in floods serious owing to the resumes of the reparts published in the deal
Quotations Press, few companies have provided as wo West River and Canton,
No. 12s at ore:No. 10s at $80-8101,
No. 203 No. 16 at 889-8117. have done for the total depreciation.
It is of interest to record that the 886-4101.
Unsold Shipacate 1,000," greater part of the depreciation which at 05-81:40. Arrivals 3,150 bales. Sales we have had to deal with has occurred in 3,000 bales. our Government securities, which were stock 35,000 bales. Bargains 10,000 balles.
KWANGTUNG FLOOD RELIEF Price,
FUND,
SUBSCRIPTION LIST, NO. 2.
This Tang Wah Hospital begs to acknowledge with thinks the following donations to the Kwangtung Flood Relief Fund:-
From Shanghai per Kuangshin
Guild, Chowchow Guild, Dr. Wu Ting Fang, ord Mosers, Tang Shaoyi, Chen Koliang, Tan Kanchen, Kuo Chuching, audl Choa Singfan Messrs. Roiss & Co. International Banking Corpora
!
tion
Hon. Mr. J. H. Kemp Hon. Mr. Wei Yuk, C.M.G. Mr. B. Wong Tape
M-C. A. Hooper..... Mr. P. M. N. da Silva Mr. A. S.
Mr. C. W.
Mr. H. Gittius Mr. W. Dickson Mr. A. Nichol ..... Mr. C. F. Croawell. Ar. E. White Mr. A. J. P. Mr. C. Skott Messrs. Botelho Bros. Mesra, Deacon. Looker, Deacon &
Haraton,
Chincea in Jarnies per Mr. Liu
Sun Ki
Mr. Cheng King Tong
Messrs. Kwong Hoi Keo
1758
Mir. Yau Shi
IN THE MATTER OF THE ALIEN,
ENEMIES
(WINDING UP) ORDINANCE, 1914,
כאן
IN THE MATTER OF BEHN MEYER, & COMPANY, LIMITED, AN ENEMY COMPANY WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE SAID ORDINANCE. NOTICE
OF OF
SALE
Tenchora and Papils of Belilios
Girls' School
Mr. Li Ya Nung Mr. Leung Man Kwai
Yan On Insurance Co., Ltd. Mr. Leung Yan Fo Messrs. Wangg Hing Lieut. Colonel L. A. Watson Messrs. Cheong Shing Moers. Wing Shing Sun Mess. Tung Fu Tai Mesra, Tag Hang loa Mrs. Ip Tan Shi
Messrs. Tsui Tak Loong Messrs. Nam Tai Hop Kee Mr. Ip Ting Sam ....
FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD LANDS Messre. Kwong Sang Horg
AND HOUSES.
SITUATE AT
Collyer Qasy, De Souza Street, Prince Street,
Mr. Cheng Shau Shan Mr. Kwok Ching Chuen Mr. Wong Cheuk Kam. Mr. Lam Po Heung
Robertson Qusy, Kanisah Marionn Road, Mr. Yu To Sang Mohamed Saitan Road and Grange Road, Singapore.
TO BE SOLD
BY
PRIVATE TENDER.
Mr. Yu Yat Yus Messrs. Tung On Wo Messrs. Tung Fat Yuen Messrs. Wing We`Chan Messrs. Man Loong.
The 31st August, 1915, las bean fixed so the Mess, Shan Sang Yuen
Messrs. Kyong On Wing last day for the scceptance of tenders.
Coples of the Partionlars and Conditions of fesors. Tung Sang Cheong Sale and form of Tender can be obtained on and Messrs. Kwong Tak Hing after the 25th June, from the Liquidater of Messrs. Kwong Tang On No. 4, Collyer Quey, Singapore, or from the Messrs. Cha Wing Hing Undersigned.
SISSON & DELAY,
16E, UMANOS ALLEY, Singapore, Solicitors for the Liquidator.
Singapore, lat July, 1915.
Messrs. Tang On Tai
Mr. Fung Chi Yeak.
Messrs, Tai Loeng
Mesara, Sum Tai
(700
Messrs. Kwong Too
Messrs. Nam Shing Choung
Luon Po Insurance Co., Ltd., of
Shanghai
FRENCH LESSONS. Lo Chung Ku
Mr. Lum Wun Yue
Mr. Ho Hang Long Mr. Hà Ngal Lan Mr. Lam Heung Lau Mr. Yung Tez T Mr. Lo Siu Chouk Messrs. Lock Hing
G. MOUSSION,
Mogason Hua Eloan,
[697
Mr. Shiu Wai Ming
WANTED.
Mr. Wong Is Hing
Mr. Cheong Tak Kee Mr. Fung Kwai Tong.....
Goods Dealers' September, a FURNISHED or UN Par Auctioned
Guild Chinese Staff of the Kowloon
Customs
FURNISHED HOUSE, on the PRAE, Apply to
fet a year or longer.
F. C. JENKIN,
Princes' Buildingu.
Hongkong, 6th July, 1916.
08.20
Already acknowledge
Total
840,000.00
IMPORTS There was a sidemand for Cotton
INTIMATIONS
LANE,
CRAWFORD & Co.
K
H
K
ESTABLISHErt 1850μ
KHAKI CELLULAR
SHIRTS.
K
H
KHAKI KNITTED
TIES.
A
KHAKI MARCHING
K
SOCKS.
I FOX'S KHAKI PUTTEES. I
SLEEPING
SUITS
SUMMER CEYLON $4.75 PER SUIT.
$6.50
$8.00
LIGHT ZEPHYR
WOOL TAFFETA B.V.D. SLEEPING SUITS.) $3.00 PER
AND
SUIT.
SHORT SLEEVES, KNEE LENGTH.)$4.75
LANE, CRAWFORD & CO.
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practically compulsory investments in co: Apart froint a small deined for Woolens THE TAIKO0 DOCKYARD
nection with the deposits we had to make with the different Governments.
at unprofitable rates for Spanish Stripes. and Long Ells, there is no enquiry or The foods in Canton and business. neighbouring country have put a stop to the littk enquiry there has been for Thero has Motala. Prices at Home are further ad- vanced, and reported firm. be no business reported booked.
There is no change in Petro- prices for Yellow Metal show an upward tendency. leum Products, no stocks of Pepper, Our policies being issued as incontest, Camphor nor Window Glass, and no im
During the year we have introduced the non-forfeiture scheme. The benefit of this scheme was not coufined to the now palicies issued during the year, but was 1,000.00
extended to every policy in force. This scheme has already been of much value to 1,000,00
50.00 ny of our policyholders during the financial difficulties caused by the effect of the war on commerco..
20.00 50.00 25.00
Tha
AND ENGINEERING CO. OF HONGKONG, LTD, TAIKOO DOCKYARD. HONGKONG. SHIPBUILDERS SALVORS AND REPAIRERS, BOILERMAKERS BRASS AND IRON FOUNDERS, CONSTRUCTIONAL, ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.
25:00 able except for fraud, sukide within the portant sales of Cual aro reported. The WELDING AND CUTTING OF METALS BY OXY-ACETYLENE
FLOUR.
25.00 year or non-payment of premium, none Sugar market is steady, but there are no 10.00 of our policyholdors whoso policies were, sales and no stocks of Saltpotre 5.00 in force before the war and who are now
The American market appears to bo 100.00 on active service with the British or 25.00 French armies have been called upoa to weak, and it is anticipated prices gen- 1erally will be lower. The new crop pro- 20.00 pay any extra premium.
5.00
Patents
The war has interfered very consider-mises to be fully as large sa last year's In the local market stocks are about 25.00 ably with our new business, but we con-
Gacks. Quotations: 100.00 sider that under the circumstances the 550,000 100.00, amount we have secured must be considor
ed to be satisfactory.
230.00
M 94.20 per sack, straight M $2.80 per Nack, cut-off M-82.90 per sack, seconda
82.70 per sack.
The loans to policyholders have increased considerably during the year. 500.00
Immediately following the outbreak if
SHANGHAI TRADE. $700.00 500.005
war many of our policyholders applied for loans on their policies, which policies
Mesars. Ilbert & Co.'s latest Piece Goods 500.00
were in some cases the only security u 303.00 which in the crisis then existing they could Market Report says
Demand is of a daily improving charac In every case where the 300.00 obtain cash, 300.00 policies had a loan value and the title waster, and cargo beginning to move off from 200.00 clear, loans were made without delay. stock with a fair amount of Ireedom for many points in the interior. Holders are 200.00 Many insurance companies, in those of 200.00 their branches in which monetary condi- naturally becoming very firm in their 100.00 tions were stringent, refused to make loans demands, and will sell only in small 200.00 or postponed the advancing of the cash for quantity at advancing rates, owing to t'o 200.00 varying periods. We, however, decided high values asked now from replacing 200.00 to continue making loans without delay.markets and the undoubted shortage that 200.00 and wore thus able to be of very real must exist hers later on in the year' in 200.00 resistance to our policyholders in their number of different lines of goods. The 150.00
diffoulties, even though in some instances great Szechuan market is exported to 100.00 the laying down of the necessary liquid begin purchasing for autumn require 100.00
Funds in the branches involved us in a loss, ments in another fortnight, when the 100.00
down, ant 100.00
100 owing to exchange operations being river usually begins to subside after the
mow-waters have eme almost suspended. 100.00 100.00
You will observe from the revenue although the spring crops in that province 100.00 count that we have paid in claims during were, to a large extent, a failure through 100.00 the year the very considerable sum T19. drought, it is said that reports as to the
summer crops are good. 100.00 1,424,000 in claims, and Tls. 114,610 ia 100.00 bonuses, which is the best evidence we can -100.00 offer that we are falalling our duties and
100.00 justifying our existence.
100.00 To sum up our position briefly. Dur-JAPAN'S TRADE WITH CHINA. 100.00 ing the year we have increased the value
BIG DECLINE IN EXPORTS FOR 100.00 of our policies to our policyholders by the
THE HALF-YEAR. 100.00 introduction of the non-forfeiture scheme. 100.00 Out of the profit made during the year we 100,00
are paying bonuses at the same rate as 100.00
last year, dividends at the same rate as -100.00
last year, and providing in full for the 100.00
depreciation in securities. 100,00
The Chairman was asked whether the 300.00
Lonuses amounting to Tis. 114,010 were 100 EXT
to be given to shareholders, and replied, 100.00
to policyholders. Shareholders would get 100.00 only the dividend of Tis. 5,000. 100.00
The following resolutions were put 100.00 the meeting and carried:-- 100.00
That the directors report, together. 100.00 with the accounts and balance sheer for 100.00 the year ended March 31st, 1915, be and 100.00 they are hereby accepted and passed. 100.00 Proposed by the Chairman, srecided by 100.00 AE HP Wadman,
The returns of Japan's trade with Chion for the first half-year of this year show a considerable decrease in exports as compared with the corresponding period of the preceding year. The total value of the exports for the six months Imports, how decrease of Y.26,503,223.
given as Y.55.161,570, which shows a ever, increased by 1.8,609,025 tu compari period of the preceding year. The follow son with the figures for the corresponding ing table shows the trade returns for the Brst half-year of this you :--
To
EXPORTS,
612,477
1914.
20,839,030 Manchuria Y. 5,938,221 Y. 7,467,319 28,113,732 46,713,284 North China 20,595,140
050,290 Central China.... 100.00 That a dividend to shareholders for South China ..... 190.00 the year ended March 31st, 1915, be paid
Total...65,181,370 Y,81,801,902
IMPORTS. 100,00
and the same in hereby declared of 10 per
1014. 200.00 eat on the paid up capital of The Chairman, 50,000,Proposed by the
Manchuria. Y. 5,669,030 Y. 4,002,355 8,863,052 4,776,715 seconded by Mr. R. Macgregor.
is North China....
12,287,163 910,463 $207.00
South China 1,217,540. 00.310.00 hereby reelected a director of the Com-Central Ching... 15,015,724
Chairman, pang-Proposed by the
Total: ...30,906,320 Y.22,038,701 $143,065.88 seconded by Mr. A. E, Algar.
1,000.88
That Mr. A. W. Burkall be and From 1975,
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