8
LOCAL REFEREES' ASSOCIATION.
A
INAUGURAL MEETING.
COMMITTEE ELECTED.
LAWN BOWLS
CHAMPIONSHIP.
SEMI-FINALS COMPLETED.
On the Kowloon Docks bowling ground yesterday afternoon, Gibson "meeting held yesterday ||(K.C.C.) entered the semi-final of evening at Volunteer Headquarters the proposed Referees' Association was formed, officers elected and rules provisionally passed.
Brown; Duncan beat Simpson, Omar, Laing, Macfarlane; Clark beat Neilson, Wragge, Bennett, Me Laggan.
the Open Championship by defeat ing Hogbin (K.B.G.C.), thus quali fring to meet Ferguson, of Talkoo, for the right to enter the final. Some 40 persons were present Duncan (K.B,G.C.) and A. Clark representing both Services and the (Police) are the other pair.. civilian football referees. Captain“ The records of the four semi- Austin was in the chair and ex-finalists are:-Gibson beat Dobbie, plained shortly the purpose of the Chalmers, Hill, Hogbin; Ferguson proposed association. It was not, beat Taylor, Walmsley, Ribeiro, 'he asid, in any way a revolution- ary or bokehevik body, but would meet to discuss any points which might ariee or difficulties which might be experienced by referees. Lectures would be given at month- ly meetings. He said that from his own experience such associa tions had proved most useful, and the proposed, association would be sides giving practical assistance to referees in Hong Kong do a lot towards getting them recognition. It would be in no way affiliated to the Hong Kong Football Asse ciation. but their committee might be able to advise a member in the case of his having been suspended by that, association or present his case for him if the committee con- sidered that he had been hardly used.
Baggested Rules,
Captain Austin had drawn up a zet of rules which he put before the meeting to cover membership. finance, officers and meetings.
There was some diecussion as to the advisability of putting these rules before the meeting, and it was finally decided to adopt then provisionally giving the committee powers of revision, and ordering that the foal draught be submitted to the next general meeting for acceptance. The subscription of fifty cents suggested by the Chair- man was considered inadequate by Mr. Stokes who pointed out the necessity for the purchase of books of reference, cash books, etc., bat was allowed to stand pro tem aa the Chairman assured the meeting that it would be sufficient.
Committee.
The following officers were elect- ed to serve on the Committee: Chairman, Captain Austin; Secre. tary and Treasurer, Mr. Smith; Warrant Engineer Barber repro ienting the Navy, Lieut. George representing the Army, and Mr. Stokes for the civilians.
It was arranged to hold monthly meetings on the first Friday in each
month at 6 p.m., Dotices convening which were to be published in all the local papers, and agreed that the Association should be formed under the name of the Hong Kong Association Football Refereees As- sociation: A committee meeting followed immediately after inaugural moeting.
PING PONG LEAGUE.
SENIOR DIVISION.
the
Of the fourteen pairs in the pre- liminary round only W. Macfarlane (K.B.G.C.) went as far as the fourth round where he fell to Duncan, his Club mate.
..
As has been stated before, it looks very much as if the final pall will be between Taikoo and the Police on the form shewn by their representatives. Ferguson is a hard man to beat, and Clark, if he enters the final, might succeed in doing so but only if the Taikoo veteran is caught on an off day.
LONDON'S OVERWORKED
MAGISTRATES.
MR. CANCELLOR AGAIN
BREAKS DOWN.
A DAY IN THEIR LIFE:
Overworked Metropolitan magis- trates are now being asked to pre- side over two courts in one day, writes R. E. Corder in the Daily Mail of July 25th. Owing to the liness of Mr. Clarke Hall, Mr. Ivan Snell, his colleague, had not only to cover his own court at Old-street yesterday but also the North Lon don Court, which he reached at 3.85
p.m.
Yesterday Mr. Cancellor, the magistrate at Marlborough-street, who has recently recovered from a serious illness, again broke down. Mr. H. C. A. Bingley, the Mary lebone magistrate, remarking on this fact, said: I thought the Home Secretary stated in the House
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 25th, 1928.
INTERPORT BASEBALL.
SOUTH CHINA DEFEATS SHANGHAI.
A LAST MINUTE VICTORY. .«
"The ball crew of the South China Athletic Association defeated the Shanghai Chinese team at Happy diamond yesterday when they met for the second time. The game was closely contested and the local team just managed to bring home the [bacon at the last moment.
Troy, Shanghai pitcher, did not and his form in the Arst four innings, but the fielding was so good that Hong Kong could not get a man past the home plate. S., L. Lee who pitched for the local team was in top form, but in the fourth canto, Shanghai scored two runs through Tsoy and Abe Liu coming home.
VOLUNTEER AQUA- TILDEN ON TRIAL.
·TIC SPORTS.
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS.
FINE SWIMMING, SEEN,
The Aquatic Sports of the Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps heid last night at the V.R.C..Baths under the distinguished patronage. of HE. The Officer. Administering the Government, the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southorn, C.M.C, not only proved a tremendous and enjoyable success, but also provided fun and amusement both from a sporting and social point of view. I re- fected great credit upon the or- anisers who well deserved the splendid support given to them. The Fete proved great attraction and seating accommodation around the bath and in the balcony of the Club was taxed to the limit.
Mrs.
Southern
His Excellency, accompanied by Mra. Soutborn, arrived shortly after the stars and was received by Capt. H. B. L. Dowbiggin. His Excellency and were keen spectators and followed the programme right through, re- maining till the prize-giving was over. Among others present were Lt-Col. L. G. Bird, D.S.O, Com- mandant of the Corps, Mra, Bird, Miss Peggy Bird, Col. Skinner,
Air-tight pitching and Belding ensued and from this stage up to Hong Kong sixth, no scoring was done. With two runs to the good, Shanghai looked like winning the game. Tsoy was then pitching well, but Hong Kong was favoured by a Bock of errors, and when they did start their fire cracker work, they scored no less then four ruas. Choy, who started in this frame was out at first. June hit out for a single, but got to second on a passed ball. S. L. Lee was given a walk, and Shim advanced themCRE, Lt. Col. Robertson and all one up when he got to first on Officers of the Corps. error. Sling bidgled to left feld and secured a triple on error, bring ing June, Lee and Shim home. 8. 8. Lee then bunted and brought Sling home. D. China was pegged at first and Fung gave a By, to centre field. Hong Kong secured four runs in this stanza which put them on the lead by two ̈rums."
The Shanghai outfit then went in with the determination to regain their lead. They, however, succoed frat and got a three bagger on hit. ed in" equalising Tsang batted Char bunted to reach first. Chen sacrificed himself at first and got Tsang home. Loo then took up the willow and hit out for a single, and brongh: Char home. Smart field work resulted in Hong Kong getting a double play. Tooy was put out at first and the pill was sent spinning back to the catcher who just had time to put Loo out at the home plate.
for the seventh and last canto
When the local team went into bat for the last time, the score was even. Tommy Chinn got to first on error. Choy also "luded at first safely and thus advanced Tom China to second. June singled. Bases were fuil then with no mat
of Commons that he was going to down when S. L. Lee went in to give a two extra magistrates.bat. He sent out a fy. Shim then Most of a London magistrate's took up the willow and gare a bunt work is unreported, if not unrecog to get himself mailed at first and. nised, and when he collapses from thus brought Tom Chinn home overwork the unthinking public is which gave them the winning run. mildly surprised;
The line-up and scores are a follow:-
Carrying On In Pain.
.
I have seen at least two magis. trates so racked with pain that it was torture for them to sif in a
SOUTH CHINA AA. LEAD WAH chair, but neither their judgment
YAN O.B.U.
A large crowd witnessed the match between the South China A.A, and the Wah Yan 0.B.U. when the two teams met for the first time on Thursday at the pre- ruises of the. Chinese Catholic Society. In spite of the fact that the Wah Yan O.B.U. team included the Ping Pong champion and run- ner-up of Canton, as well as the local champion, Ng Tai Ping, the South China A.A held the lead from the very beginning until 11 p.m., when the match had to be stopped. As mutually agreed upon beforehand, however, the remaining gaines would be played off some time before the end of the present League, and judging by the results already attained, the South China team have every probability of maintaining the lead to the end.
The local champion, although in his best form, found it no easy task to score, and in his match against the South China Captain, he had to content himself with only one game in the set. The Canton champion, Wong Mo Ping, had great difficulty in maintaining his usual form against Wong Tang Hoi and Ko Yau Cheong of South China A.A, as on both occasions all the games went in favour of his opponents. All the matches, however, were very keenly contest. ed, each individual point being hardly fought for
COUNTY CRICKET,
OVERWHELMING VICTORY.
KENT ... MIDDLESEX.
(THROUGH RXUTER'S AGENCY. 1
LONDON, Aug. 23rd. Kent beat Middlesex by innings and 913 runs.
Kent, 388
Middlesex 80 and 86. (Wright for, 22), -,
Shanghai Chinese.
South China 4.4.
Char
zu.
Chen
3b.
W. Sling June
nor their humanity was affected by their suffering."
Loo..
1.E
D. Chinn
Esoy
p.
S. L. Lee
Liu
C
8. S. Lee
Kim
8.5%
Fung
Chang
11.
K. China
Woo
r.f.
Choy
Tsang
e.f.
Shim
SCORES BY INNINGS,
What makes up a day in the life! of a London magistrate † It begins at 10 o'clock of thereabouts with the reading of warrants in his pri- Then at half-past ten yate room.
come the applications for advice
The first duty of and summonses.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Total. a Metropolitan magistrate is to be Shanghai 0002002 4
a modern Solomon. Any morning South China... 0000041
5
The programme was a varied one and everything went off like clock work. The members of the Corps worked in defatiguably, and appar- eatly happily throughout. In this respect they fortunately had the services of Mr. C. J. Cooke, who need, no introduction to local swimmers, and who helped in a great measure the smooth working deserved particular mention for of the programme. Two names
the great succes of last night's Fete, D. Lyon and A. Mackenzie, who did a good deal of work behind the scenes:
NOT APPEARING PERSON- ALLY.
SPORTING PUBLIC DIS. APPOINTED,
(RKUTER'S AURRICAN SERVICE:]
NEW YORK, August 24th, The "trial" of Tilden for his
alleged violation of the amateur rule of the United States Lawn Tennis Association opens to-night before a combined judicial bench and jury of thirty persons, includ ing "Eve" ex-Presidents of the Asso- ciation.
Tilden has seat a letter to the
President of the Association saying that business prevents his appear- ing personally, and he will not be represented. The sporting public are disappointed at his absence as there was every prospect of a sen- sational exchange of charges and counter-charges.
CHURCH NOTICES.
ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, Нака Каха. Arover 28rx, 1928, 19th Sunday after
Trinity:
Holy Communion at 8 a 21. Peak Sunday School at IU s.10, Children's Service at 10.13 a.m. Matine at 11 1,21.
Frescher Rev. H. V. Koop. Evensong at 8 r...
Preschor-Bev. N. V. Halward.
UNION CHURCH (KINNEDY BOAD). Sornay Sevices, August 28th :—
Bunday School at 9.30 am. Morning Service at 11 am,
[97.
Hymns 41, 372, 649 mod 149. Subject: -The Signing of The Peace
Pick
Evening Service at 6 p.m.
Hyman 21, 77, 167 and 682, Preacher both Morning and Evening:-
Ber. J. Kirk Macomachie.
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.
Maii, 7,8.4.)
·Macdonnell Road, azzow Bowie- BOAD THAM STATION.
BUDA 81710, August 28th, 1928, a
11.15.11.1
Bubject Curist Jesus.”
THE EVENTS DESCRIBED. The blindfold race provided plenty of amusement and proved 'a source | (Branch of The Mother Church, of much laughter. Competitors The First Church of Christ, were required to swim blindfolded Scientist, -in Boston, two lengths. Five took part, and as all did not take a straight course they soon began to run into one another. J. B. Soares, the winner, however, smartly got out of the muddle and roamed home comfort- ably. The others struggled good hutaourcilly. The height of the fun was reached when two swam across the course instead of along. W. C. Tillery eventually came in second.
Reading Room at above address, open!-- D. Lyon, the local swimming Tuesday and Friday, 10am to 12 Noon star, carried off the 100 yards Four Youday and Thursday, 5 to 7 p.ox. Styles (1st Length Breast, 2nd The Public is cordially invited to attend Side, 3rd Back and 4th Free), but | the services and wait the Heading Boom. W. Kerr who came second led after the rat length.
Very good time was registered in the 50 yards Free Style in which S. V. Gittins beat E. A. Noronha after a spectacular performance.
A Dincult Feat.
In the Nomination Race, every competitor was nominated by a lady. Competitors were required to swim one length each, at the end of which their respective nominators struck matches for them to light cigarettes. The swimmers had then to swim another length with the lighted cigarette, an extinguished cigarette meaning disqualification."
The high dive was keenly follow- cu, and some very fine and gracefu! performances were seen. Eventually S. D. Igglesden, who gave three very peat dives without any attempt place with 85 points out of a pos to be showy, was awarded the first
sible of 20.
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QUERY'S ROAD EAST.
(87
ENGINEERING DEPT.
4th Floor, Exchange Building.
Telephons: Central 673.
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,
BREMEN.
THE
THE Steamer
"SCHLESIEN"
CONSIGNEE NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,
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From NEW YORK VIA MANILA.
CONSIGNEES per-Co's Vaseni ELPENOR
are hangky notified that the Cargo will be discharged into Holt's Wharf, Kow loos, where it will lie at Consigness' risk and anbject to forms and Condi-
at Storage tzona
at Hali's Wharf. The Darge will be ready for Delivery from Godown on and after 2nd Angost,
Optional Cargo will not be landed here, unless Notice has been given prior to Vessels arrival, but carried an from to to the final port of call to which the option extends
All broken, chafed and damaged Goods Are to be left the Godowns, where will be asamined on any Tuesdays
and Friday between the hours of 10.45 4. and Noor within the Free Storage period
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left, the Vessel's Godawn, and all Goods remaining undelivered After 28th.
1 August, will be subject to Bent. All Claims against the Vessel must be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 11th September, är they will not be recognized.
No Fire Insurance will be süssted. BUTTERFIELD & SWIKE,
Agents
22nd August, 1823.
[6643
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO. LTD.
AND
CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGA. TION CO., LTD.
FROM UNITED KINGDOM VIA BINGAFORE
NONSIGNEES poe Ch‚'s Vessal
"SARFEDON
are hereby notised that the Cargo will be discharged into Holt's. Wharf, Kowloon
where it will lie at Consignees
tiona
and subject to Terms and Condi of Storage at Holt's Wharf The
| Carge will be ready for Delivary from
Godown on and after 23rd August,
Optional will not be landed
here
uniless Notice
has been given prior
to Vessel's arrival, but carried on from port to part to the final part of cali
to which the
the option extends.
All broken, abafod and damaged foods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on any Tuesdays and Fridays between the hours of 10.43 . and Noor within the Free Storage period.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have laft the Vessel's Godown, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 29th August, will be subject to Bent
All Claima against the Visual must be presented to the Undersigned on ar before the 19th September, or they will not be recognised.
No Fire Insurance will be effected. “
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agenta.
23rd August, 1928.
[6644
"CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.
THE BEN LINE STEAMERS, LIMITED.
FROM LEITH, MİDDLESBRO', LONDON & STRATTə.
The Steamship "BENLAWERS." haring arrived from BREMEN, HAM- BURG and Ports, Consignees of Cargomoned that sil Goods are being YONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby
are hereby notified that their Cargo in
SUNDAY SERVICE, August 26th, 1923-being landed at their risk into the Go-landed at their rink into the hazardous
Morning at 10.15 sm. —
Preacher:Mr. 1. Sands, MA... A Evening at 6 p.m.
Pfeicher: Mr. W, H. Smith.
SAILORS' AND SOLDIERS'
HOME,
ARSENAL STREET, August 28th, 1928:-
SUNDAY,
-8.00 p.m.---Men's Biblé Class
8.15 -Service Men's Bour..
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he may be called upon to solve 40 Umpires: Messrs. Proulx and Frank. or 50 domestic problems, any one
It is understood that South of which would leave the average China and Shanghai will play man guessing for hours.
Following these he has to ad- In their previous meeting the game three games to decide the rubber. judicate on small tenancy claims.
was called-off an account of failing The gaoler is waiting with his light. The local team is therefore morning charge list. but money one up. lenders and pawnbrokers need their licences renewed, Poor Law officials and Home Office officials require summonses against offenders, and publicans wish to exchange licences.
The clerk gives a nod, and the WOVEN ROUND BRIDE AND ing and considerable interest cen- a tribute to those who had worked gtoler ushers into the dock one by one the "drunks," the thieves, the shoplifters, the unlawful woanders, the wife-beaters, the tricksters-all
MARRIAGE THREAD.
BRIDEGROOM,
A white thread was woven round the criminals in the calendar. On a bridegroom and bride during the a Monday morning at Bow-street first marriage ceremony in the and Thames-street I have seen half of thought Mazdazan (Master a hundred dranks" dealt with in of Thought) faith at Sunshine
Hall, Deansgate, Manchester. as many minutes,
זי
· Prize Winners.
Gawas
of the Hong Kong & Kawloon and/or sztra hazardous Godowns of the Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., Kowloon, HORG KORS AND KOWLOON WHARF AND
GUDOWN where Delivery can be obtained.
wy Company, Lan, whence, and/or from the whares Delivery may be obtained.
All Goods remaining undelivered after the 28th of August, 1928, will be subject to Rent
No Fire Insurance will be effected by usia any case whatever."
-No Claims will be admitted after fis
Good
Goods have left the Godowns, and all masining undelivered after the 29th instant will be subject to Bent.
All Claims against the Steamer MINÉ be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 12th proximo, or they will not be recognised.
Damaged Packages must be left in the Gedown for examination, by the Con- sigases and the Company's Burveyors, Anderson & Ashe at 10 am. on the 27th
1928. of Angust, No Claim will be admitted after the All broken, chafed and damaged Gooda Goods have left the Godown and shears to be left in the Godowas, where Claims must be presented within Two they will be examined on the 25th Weeks of the Ship's arrival here, after instant, at 10: L., by Messrs. Goddard which date they will not be recognised, and Douglas. their Bils of Lading to the Undersigned Consignees are requested to surrender for countersignature.
MELCHERS & 00.
Agents NORDDEUTSCHER LAgro, Bazaten. Hong Kong, 21st Aug., 1928, [6635
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Agents Hong Kong, 22nd Aug, 1928 f6837
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PRINCE "LINE.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES
FROM NEW YORK.
SHE Steamship
THE **ROYAL PRINCE "
and Mrs, Southern for their presence Hon, Mr. W. T. Southorn, C.M.G.) which helped to make the fête the The Team Race.
great success it was-(Applause.) The Team Race between the He also thanked Mr. Cooke for his various companies proved to be kind help and the V.B.C. for per the principal attraction of the even- mission to use the bath. He paid tred in it. Six men represented each so hard in organising the fête and company. Before the race great made particular reference to the rivalry existed between the Scottish services of D. Lyon and A. Mac and Portuguese Companies. The kenzie. In calling upon Miss Bird, race started in exciting manner and at the conclusion of his speech, to supporters of both companies en biggin on behalf of the Corpe pre- voilorous cheering was heard, the distribute the prize, Capt. DowHE Motor Vessel
onging their favounts with seated her with a momento. Miss baring aurived, Consigners of Cargo are
Bird, then graciously distributed hereby notified that their Goods are having arrived from the above Part The overnight charges disposed brother Frank Tonka, of Manches
Sister Mary Hallybarton and great zeal. The Scottish Company the prizes, after which there was being landed and placed at their risk on 22nd instant. Consignees of Cargo
took the lead but the second man
dancing,
in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf are hereby informed that their Goods of, luncheon follows, and after ter, had been married at the of the Portuguese drew level and
and Godown Company's Godowns at are being landed at their rink late the como the summonses, Unitarian Church, luncheon
Kowloon where Delivery can Longsight, a keen struggle took place between
be Godown of the Hong Kong and scores of them. And what a list!
obtained as the Goode are landed. Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Kowloon, and stored st Mixed up with an important action earlier in the day, and were met the third pair, with the Scots Thereafter the Scots
Optional Cargo will be landed, unless at Sunshine Hall by Lieut. Col. succeeding.
risk and expense. involving a large firm employing Gault of London, known as increased the lead and Lyon, the
Notice has been given prior to Vessel's eminent counsel are dozens of police Daddy Guromano," who was rob- last man, made no mistake, finish
val.
broken, chafed and damaged summonses against motorists and ed in white silk.
Goods as to be left in the Godowns, ing half a length before the Portu- cyclists for trivial. offences, aum- Two children dressed in white guese representative.
where they will be examined on monses against boys playing cricket hald the thread, to which was at
Water Polo:
Toneday, 28th instant, at 10 or football in the streets, summonses tached an apple, regarded as a against small tradesmen selling symbol of joy. The thread. was goods after hours.
And on top of these come the round man and wife, the enda scores of summonses brought by were securely tied, and "Daddy women against women, for insulting Guromano" held a lighted candle words, or threats, or assault, or to the thread. As the lighted onde whatever women can use as a wea burned he announced that the "pon against other "women-
equal-burning of the two-thrends The magistrate may sit until 5 was an emen of equality, and that ano'clock, or he may sit until 8 o'clock," the happy pair will always
but however long or short is the agree."
imgpenthem the Bench held the depowazestablished a very tired man-when-finally-be years ago by Dr.Harai arrives home to dinner.
100 YARDS FOUR STYLES(lat Length Breast, 2nd Side, 3rd Back, 4th Free)-1st, D. Lyon (1min. 17secs); 2nd W. Kerr (min. 21 sec.).
50 YARDS BLINDFOLD RACE,
· No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all J. R. Soares (36secs); 2nd, W. C.Goods remaining undelivered after the
29th
Angust, 1928, will be subject to All Claims must be presented within In the Water Polo Match between Tillery.
Rant
Tifteen days of the Stenuter's arrival the Corps and the K.O.8.B., which 50 YARDS FREE STYLE:-1st, S. All broken, chafed and damaged
here, after teers won by 4 goals to 1, scoring wound in the, form of a figure 8 concluded the Sports, the Volun- Gittins (20:4-5seca); 2nd E. A. Goods are to be left in the Godowns, recognized Which date they cannot im
all their goals in the first half. The KO.6.B. replied with one in the
now 84 years old.
who is
second half.
--PRIZE DISTRIBUTION, At the conclusion of the Sports before requesting Miss Peggy Bird to distribute the prizes, Captain Duwbiggin thanked I-E the Officer Administering the Government (the (Continued on next Column).
V.
Noronha (7,4-58009.).
nominated by Miss Bliss 2nd V. M. NOMINATION RA-1st, A. Bliss Haat nominated by Miss Petherick. Hion-Dive:-1st, S. D. Iggles den; 2nd, G. A. V. Hall; 3rd, F. Zimmer:
INTER COMPANY TEAM BACE:lat, Scottish Co Pod Portuguese C WATERPOLOHK.V.D.C. goals; KO.S.B. 1 goal..
where they will be azamined on 27th · No Claims will be admitted after the Surveyor, Messrs. Goddard and Douglas, all Goods remaining undelivered after August, 1928, 8, 10 m. by our Goods have left the Godowate, and All Claims must reach us before the the 29th instant, will be subject to Rent. 10th September, 1978, or they will not No Fire Insurance has been effected. be recognised.
Billy of Lading will be bergs Insurance will be effected by FURNESS (FAR EAST), LTD,
countersigned Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned.
2nd Floor, King's Building," Connaught Rawi, Hong Kong..
Telephone Nor Hong Kong, 22nd Aug, 1928), (66.9
Agenta..
Hong Kong, 21st Aug., 1923. [6638.