NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BANK HOLIDAY.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS,
LER DAY, OCTOBER 6TH, 1981.
INTIMATIONS
JINTIMATION
NOTICE.
INTIMATIONS
NOTICE..
TE have This Day taken over in the EXCHANGE BANKS will be
be Sign for the Undermentioned Firm, Representation of the ASMICIATED MACHINERY CLOSED for the transaction of PUBLIC is withdrawn from Date. BUSINESS on MONDAY, the 10ru instant
MOLLER AND CO. (HONGKONG), CORPORATION of New York, manufacturera
LIMITED, Hongkong, 6th, October, 1921.
ERIC MOLLEE,
Power Shovel Crue and Excavator
TN accordance with Undiance No. 3 of 1912. THE Authority of a WoW Hongkong and China, the Sole
· Parmanent Director. 1520
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OFFICE. GENERAL HOLIDAY,
Hongkong, October 1st, 1931.
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THIS
THIS OFFICE will be OPEN for l purposes from 9. to 12 NOON on
MONDAY, the 1078, OCTOSEE, 1921. Licensed Wareingsen will be entirely Closed on that day.
N. L SMITH
Superintendent, Imports and Exports. Hongkong, 8th, October, 1991.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
hare This Day REMOVED my Office te BANK OF CHINA BUILDING, 1st floor. Batrance from Duddell Street.
P M.X. da SILVA.
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MARINE ENGINEERS GUILD OF "
CHINA.
Hongkong Branch.
"EMBERS are requested to attend the
MECULAR MONTHLY MEETING
to be held at the Guild Office, Sailor Home, an FRIDAY, 7th Octos, 1921, at 5.45 Fa Important Businose.
Northern Members are urgently invited to be present.
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"W. J. STOKES.
Branch Secretary
TENNIS LEAGUE.
ECITAMPION rereas THE REST match will take place on the CRC. SATURDAY, Rth inst., at 3 r.m
HONGKONG HOCKEY CLUB.
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kindernission of the Hongkong B'Cricket Club, there will be a MEETING in the Hongkong Cricket Club pavilion at 630 .. on WEDNESDAY next, October 12th, of members of the Hongkong Hockey Club, to elect officers and make arrangements for the coming season. All those wishing to join the Chal Kre invited to attend.
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THE ST. STEPHEN'S GIRLS" COLLEGE BUILDING FUND. THE Follossing further Subscription to the above Find is bern day received with thanks:
Per Sir Bol-ort Ea Tong,
Mr Leung Che Kam Amount Leknowledged ...
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.:$ 2.500. ...$56,006.46 Total $58,506.46
KWAK SIU LAU. Hon. Treasurer.
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Hongkong, 5th. October, 1991.
TO LET
4 LARGE BRIGHT AIRY OFFICES
sentrally located Apply
G:
Bor No. 1143, Care of Daily Pris Office.
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PUBLIC AUCTION, DARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS of the letting by Public Auction Sale, to be held on TUESDAY, the 11th day of OCTOBER, 1933, at 3 F., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR of One Lot of CROWN LAND at Mount Kellett Rond in the Colopy of Hongkong, for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at a Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of His MAJESTY THE KING, for one further term of 75 years.
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PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.
Rexistry No.
Lenlity.
Boundary
Measurements.
Annual Rental
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115,17,70 3,704
FOR SALE“
GARDEN SEEDS
SWEET PEAS.
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Early Large flowering, Mixed Colours loading sorts raised by u well-known local
grower.
At 50 cents, per packet. !
مولیب
GBAOA & 00.
No. 10, WYNDHAM STREET,
HONGKUNG
20. Box 590
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
E have This Day REMOVED to o FLOOR of BANK OF CHINA BUILDING, Queen's Road Central. Entrance: Daddell
Street
PITTENDRIGH, RUMJAHN & Co., Lav.
Dated October 1st., 1921.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
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WG BANY OF CHINA Building, No. E have REMOVED sur Ofices to vex 4 Queen's Road Central. "
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WRIGHT & HORNBY. Hongkong. October 1st, 1991.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.
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W First Floor on the top of the Bank of E hare This Day REMOVED to the
China, No. 4. Quæar's RoAD CENTRAL, entrance in Duddleli Mbrist.
RAMSEY & CO. Hongkong, Ostaber Ist 1991.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
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WE have REMOVED our Office to her FLOOR BANK OF CHINA BUILDING, NO.
4, Queen's Road Central
THE
BAPTISTA, YORK & Co. lan.
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of 10
Combination. Trench Cuiters, Ladder and Wheel typs Concrete Bandling Equipment for Road. Concrete Handling Equipment for
Structures.
Building Mixers.
Canal Cutting Machinery. Tesazmission Towers.
REISS&Co., (Rais Broturaa, Lią)
[1545 Hongkong, October, 1st. 1921..
BRITITSH MUNICIPAL COUNCIL TIENTSIN.
Council hereby invites application.
Capital was converted into the Thing solution will be suggested. The angewe Hua College as a feeder for the Amerisation is now that Bae a great deal to o commend it. Dr. WELLINGTON Koo shabad Universition. There are two Faculties in the case for it admirably in the sporch
SPECIALITIES FOR THE this College: this Chinese and Western. to which we have already referred, but
BATH-ROOM.
BATH SOAPS.
Watson's Carbolic Soaps,
5 %, 10% & 20 Atkinson's Bath Tablets, Yardley's Bath Soap.. Colgate's Turkish Bath -
Watson's
Sorabbe'
Soap
THE
for the post of KINDERGABTON | AMMONIA FOR THE BATH. MISTRESS 'in the Tlentin Grammar School, The commencing Salary offered is $140 to $160, per mensem, according to the qualifications of the successful applicant. Free furnished quarters will be provided by the Council
Applications stating `, age, "nationality, qualifications, and experience should be for- warded to the undersigned not later than BATH SALTS. October 8th, 1921.
By order,
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J. R. LYNESS,
Secretary:
OFFICIAL NOTICE. OFFICIAL
PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S HAMI,
INDO-CHINA STEAM
WENAVIGATION CO., LTD., of
London, hereby givs notica thaa în copas. quence of uniformity in naming the' vasmola of the Indo-China Fieet, we have applied to the Board of Trade, under Section 47 of the Merchant Shipping Act, 1884, in res pect of the ship "YANNIS" of Hongkong official number 151423 of gross tonnage DAISY FARM. ICE & COLD 3379.41 tons, register tonnage 2018.31
STORAGE CO., LTD.
NOTICE.
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
THE TWENTY-FIFTH ORDINARY THEN
ANNUAL MEETING of SHARE- HOLDERS in the abare Company will be held at the Company's Town Office, 2, Lower Albert Real, Hongkong, on SATURDAY, 8th day of Ocross, 1921, at Noon, for the purpose of presenting the Report of the Directors and Slatement of Accounts to 31st July, 1921.
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from 1st to 8th October, 1921, both days inclusive,
By Order.
M. MANUE
Secretary, Hongkong, September 23rd, 1921. 1483
POLO. GYMKHANA.
POLO GYMKHANA will be held on the Polo Ground on the afternoon of WEDNESDAY, the 19th October, at 4 r.x. The events are open to the Members of the Hongkong Pole Cimb and the visiting Shanghai Polo Team.
beretofore owned by Nicholas E. Ambatie les-Cephalonia-Greece, and since by the Indo-China Steam Navigation Company
Zenobia
Duberry's
Sobano.
DISINFECTANTS.
Watson's Hygienol.
་་
Lysol
Milton
Jeyes Fluid
Sanitas
of London; for permission to change her Bath Straps. name to "MAUBANG" and to have her
stored in the new name at the Fort Bath Brushes Steam Navigation Company, Limited of Hongkong as owned by The Indo-Chins
Any objections to the proposed change Loofahs. of name must be sent to the Registrar of Shipping at Hangkang within seven daya from the appearance of this advertise ment.
October, 1921.
Dated at Hongkong, this ist day of A, S. WATSON
(Signed) JARDINE, MATHESON
CO. LTD.,
& CO., LTD., General Managers.
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MINING PLANT AND... STORES FOR SALE
gold mines Messrs. THE BORNEC WING to the closing down of their
CO., LTD., Sarawak, are prepared to
(Established 1841)
HONGKONG DISPENSARY
Phone No. 18.
11
&
consider offers for purchase of all or part HONGKONG OFFICE: 101, Dan Vœux Rò..., 0.
The Western Faculty at present includes it comes to the Powers in Europe at a women. singularly, inopportune time when they ill-afford to forego. any revenue
and
ainoteen American men fourteen Chinese who have been educated can in America, two in England and one in legitimately due to them from any source Belgium. The officers of the adminiswhatever. We have little doubt, however, |tration" are mostly Chinese, of whom 'ir that the suggestion will nesive in Gres are American college men. Hitherto the Britain and France the most sympatheti students sent to American colleges have consideration that it is possible in not been drawn wholly from this College, circumstances to give to it, and no do but latterly
the same may be said of japan, "owing" to shortage of funds," the students going to America} appear to have been practically restrict-} = ed to graduates of this College. One of the books of reference we have consulted 'Guild of China will be held on Friday gives the number of students sent to evening. America in the pait eleven years as 657,
A meeting of the Marine Engineers
but Mr. WaLLINGTON KOG, the Chinese The "Champion v. The Keas" Minister to London, in a recent speech in the Tennis League is antonneed
in England spoke of 2,500 Chinese take place pert Saturday. students being in America at the present
time, as compared with about 250 in.
A meeting of the Hongkong Hooker Cl
England. That number is probably is advertised' to take place on the inh
nearer the mark.
. ',
inst. to make arrangements for the case..
A lot of Crown land at Mount Keliek,
The Minister's speech, which was reing season. produced in the Daily Press a day or two ago. amounted to a plan for the remission of the remaining twenty-three measuring 13.117 sq. feet, will be offered annual instalments of the Boxer. indem by public auction at the P.W.D. offices o
the 11th inst. nity due to Great Britain: The proper tion of principal and interest payable
amounts to about £400,000 a year. The A new fire engine has been ordered by unpaid portion, if refunded, said Dr. the Canton Fire Brigade Society through WELLINGTON KOO, would provide China & foreign firm. The engine is expected with ample means, not only of sending to arrive in Canton in December". one or two hundred students to Great
Britain every year, but also of encourag- An appropriation of $1,110,000; "for ing education in China with a view to educational purposes in the province ! the extension of intercourse between the Kwangtung for the year 1992 has been two peoples. He said he had found to approved by the Civil Governor. his gratiäcarion a very general sympathy
in Great Britain with the idea of
The manager of the Mitsui Bussin
encouraging the coming of Chinese Kaisha's branch at Kirin (Mr. 1. Miy students. The Under Secretary of State mate) was recently captured by bandits who demanded a ranson of five million for Foreign Affairs recently stated that
it was proposed to appoint a Committee toen. The Mitani Bussan Kaisha director, deal with the subject in the near future. unheeding this demand, mads strong re Dr. Koo said he was not only firm in his Presentations to the Chinese authorities
with the result that an expedition wa belief that, in considering the pressing sent out and Mr. Miyamoto rescued.
poscs.
need of national economy, the far-reach- ing benefit which would accrue, both,to) China and Great Britain, from the British Legion (Hongkong Branch) pro We are given to understand that the remission of the British share of the Boxer indemnity for educational purbers and their friends at the City Hall pose to hold a Carbaret Dance for men- a would not be lost sight of, but confident in his hope that everything It was hoped that this dance could take on Friday." November 4th, 25 9.45.p.m would be done to expedita progress on place on Armistice Day, but,, the City this subject.'
Hall being already booked, this unfor- advertisement will appear in our column tunately was found to be impossible. As
In Japan we see the same campaign is in progress. There is in Japan, as in
This Gymkhans will be proceded by a four chukka Folo Match, commencing at 3. P. Belliss and Morcom Engines each with London OrvsCm: 182, Fuar Srzen. E.0 France, a number of students who are shortly giving full particulars. between a Shanghai Light Horse Team and a Hongkong Team representing the Army Fast and Present).
The Public are cordially invited to attend. Playing days this week will be on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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SOCIETY OF ST. GEORGE, HONGKONG."
Anal Secting of the Society, the General respoare to anggestions made at the last
Coinuitte have decided to organise SMOKING CONCERT on ARMISTICE NIGHT to be held in the CITY HALL 9.15 P.M.
in the sang manter ma last year.
Circulars on the subject will be sent to all Members of the Society in due course,
H. K. COBB, A !
Hor. Secretary, Hongkong, September 10th, 1921. [1536
HONGKONG AUTOMOBILE
ASSOCIATION.
of the above. The plant comprises 3 alternators 314 E.VA. 525 Volta 50 Croles, Suction Gas Plant 180 H.P., two Girrett Engines 110 HP. each, Marine type triple expansion Engine 250 H.P., Also motors from 15 to 250 H.P. each," Electrio haal- ages, Pumps 16-200 H.P., Air Compressors, Several miles of light rails, Tip and Box Wagons, Rock Crushers, Tube and Ball Mills together with mining stores such as Piping, Belting, Iron, Steel Plates, Oils, tory Apparatus &c., &c. Can be shipped Grease, Cotton Waste, Cyanide, Labora
direct from Kaching to Hongkong per L. “CH Fv.”
For full particulars apply to
Mesara. THE BORNEO CO., LTD.,
SARAWAK...
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PUBLIC AUCTION,
The Daily Press.
Boxokoso, Octozza érṛ, 1921.
THE BOEXR INDEMNITY.
FOLLOWING China's declaration of war against Germany and Austria-Hungary,
RENT REVISION.
stranded or in peril of becoming so. It has been explained that formerly their expenses were defrayed out of provincial treasuries in China, but for some time past regular remittances from the provinces
JUDGE GRANTS INCREASE. bad failed and the burden has fallen on the Central Government." The ex. planatory statement proceeds to say:-
An application was made in the Sum- Republican Government; however, being "The recent fusncial condition of the mars.Court, yestering, to the Puime Judge (Mr. J. R. Wood) for a revision anything but reassuring, recourse has of the rent payable in respect of the in August, 1917, the consent of the Treaty often heen had tp temporary advance second and third floors of premises a Powers (Russia excepted) was obtained to from Japanche bankers, the total loan 203 and 205, Hollywood Road. the suspension of all "payments in con- having by this time aggregated Y1,700,000.
Mr. H. K. Hung, solicitor for the owners, nection with the Boxer Indemnity over The Chinese authorities in charge of the said that the houses were purchased 18. a period of five years. In the case of students here are not willing to contract years ago and up to the end of 1920 the
* Russia only one-third of the annual pay any more loans with Japanese bankers, tent had only been increased once. Is meat was officially remitted, but last nor are the latter ready to comply with 1013 the rent was raised to $80 but, year Chiña declined to make any further payments to Russia. Four years of the
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS of MEETING of Members the letting by Fablic Auction Sale, to Will be held on TUESDAY, 25th October, 1992, bo held on TUESDAY, the 11th, day of
of HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR of have elapsed, so that a year hence
further application. An attempt owing to the rice shortage, the ownote was mude to improve the situation by the decided subsequently "to" reduce it to $78.
Book, CITY HALL Circalars will shortly be of the Public Works Department, by On the other Powers were to be suspended \ y,600,000 with the Specie Bank through for the premises and had made one pay. 5.30 M., in the OLD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OCTOBER 1921, at 3 P., at the Offi quinquennium during which payments to conclusion of a loan to the amount of Last June the tenant agreed to pay $100
itned.
F. BEVINGTON,
Hongkong, October 3rd, 1990. ... [1536"
"BAM VICK" FIRE CRACKERS.
HIS MAJESTY THE KING, fer, one further torm of 75 years.
PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.
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sent to members in regard to matters to be four Lots of CROWN LAND at the junction the instalments become payable again. Ibat su far no agreement has been reached asked that the Court should fix the reot the efforts of the Japanese Foreign Office,ment at the increased rate. The owners. brought forward at the Meeting..
All Members are particularly requested to of Queen's Road Central and Fedder Street, Some £60,000,000 of the indemnity re In the Colony of Hongkong, for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at a mains outstanding. It was considered According to the latest communication to their tenants, Mr. Hung said, and regarding the nature of the security: at $100. They had been most considerate Hon, Secretary, Crown Bant to be fixed by the Surveyor of that the suspension of the indemnity hand, the Chinese Finance, Depart these houses were notoriously cheap.
payments would give China an excepient lus decided to remit Y.100.000 a Mr. C. H. Basto, architect, of Mesars. tional opportunity of reorganising her the Chinese students to cover part of Little, Adams and Wood, gave expert finances. China, towever, has wasted the their schooling expenditure. The remit evidence about the houses and expressed opportunity and the national finances of taner is so limited in amount that the the view that $100 was a very fair rent China are in a more deplorable state question of the shooling expense for the to aak. He valued the premises at than ever before. In the circumstances Chinese students will remain unimprov $34,000, taking 37,000 to be the value the Chinese Government, does not, ofed. Then follows the inevitable sugges of the buildings and $27,000 as the value course, contemplate a renewal of the tion that the most desirable means of of the site. payments with equanimity, but inasmuch helping the students out of their difficulty The teanal said he would agree to an
IT
【T IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that our well- known brand of FIRECRACKERS known as "SAM YICK" are only obtainable through our authorised Agent:-
Mr. AH CIZONO of CHRONO KING Wo,
Baw Silk Merchants,
No. 28, Kung Yat Moon, Canton,
and
Mr. K. YATKING of Mind K, Matting
Manufactory,
No. 3, Ngan Chow Street, Honam, Canton,
The public are horsby warned against imita- tions sold by unauthorised persons
SAM VICK FIRË CRACKERS
MANUFACTORY.
Tai Loong, September 30th, 1921,
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TO SECRETARIES OF CLUBS AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS.
LL preliminary notises of forthcoming Ameetings, lectures and entertainments, sent for insertion in the nowa columns of the Hongkong Daily Press, are charged for at the rate of $1 each, (as announced in May and June of last year) providing that they do not occupy more than four lines! In future if this space is ceeded they will be placed in the advertising obumine at the prevailing rates **,
Begistry No.
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as there is no dignified escape from the appears to be that the Imperial Japanese increase of $10, making the rent up to penalties, a campaign is being carried Government ahoud offer one-third of the 888 but His Honour decided, after con- on in various countries with a view to Boxer Indemnity to the Chinese students. sideration, to fix the figure at 205. The secure such an application of the funds The total expenses required for the applicants were allowed $35 cesta... in the future as will enable the Chinese students in Japan aggregata nearly
80,000 per annuz The advance equal to
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people to share in the advantages of the funds which they are called upon provide.
one-third of the Baxor Indemnity will,
therefore, be suficient to maintain the
TYPHOON WARNINGS.
In 1908 the Government of the United States remitted to China, the balance of her Boxer indemnity-a sum amounting to a little over ten million dollars gold -21. FRAYA EAST, HONGKONG. on an understanding that the money OB the use of all Men of the Mercartile would be devoted to educational purtion to this auggestion "for the sake off F Marine and H.M. Navy.
poses, and largely for the purpose of the Beading and Writing Booms-Billiard Room,ducation of Chinese students in the future Sino-Japanese friendship," Officer Room, C.PO. Boom Resaurant Concert Hall, Church,
colleges and universities of the United cables have been informing us within the Stato. As a result of this understanding past fewra of similar trouble in Typhoon in about 137 deg. Long. E. a palace in the asighbourhood of the France, ar subtless the same means of deg. Lat. N., moving N.W.
Chinese students in Japan for a period of The following telegrams have been some eight years, after redeeming the old received by the American Consulate- debts, amounting to Y.1,700,000" The General, Hongkong, from the Manila Chinese, it is added, hope that the Observatory:--
October 5th, 9.30 am. Japanese authorities will give considera
Cyclone or typhoon in about 120 deg.. The Long. E. 10 deg. Lat. N., moving N.N.W.
Privata Cabins and beda in Dá tor
Motor Launch "Davspring
October sto, 10.45 a.m.