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NEW ADVERTISE-
MENTS.
MENTS.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.
PARTICULARS & CONDITIONST 13 HEREBY NOTIFIED that
SEALED TENDERS in Tripli-
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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH
to be held on MONDAY, the 10Tcate, which should be Clearly Marked DAY of MARCH, 1930, at 3 r., TENDER FOR QUARRY," will be at the Offices of the Public Works received at the COLONIAL SECRET Order of HARY'S Office until NOON of MON. Department, by
of MARCH 1930, EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR, of One Lot DAY, the 17 DAY of OROWN LAND at Wong Nei for the Occupation for a Period ending Chung, in the Colour of Hong Kong, for 31st DuoRMEER, 1991, from the Date a form of 76 years, with the option of Notification of Acceptance of Tender, of renewal at a Crown Rent to be of any or either of the Pieces or Parcels fixed by the Surveyor of His MAJESTY Ta of Ground referred to in the Schedule hereander, shown coloured Red on Plan Ktwo, for one further term of 75 years,
signed by the DIRECTOR OF PUBLIO and dated Slut FBRUARY, 1930 PORES bat, subject to Gertain Conditions which can be ascertained at the Office of the DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.
No, of Sale,
Lot
Ini
No. 3036.
2960, Wong Ngi
Adjoining Inland Lot
llegistry No.
Locality,
Chang
Boundary
Measure-
mont.
As per
salo plan
Contents in
annal
Rental.
Square feet.
Upset Price.
Alost
20
+
004's
20
901'01
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Each Tander must be accompanied by a Receipt to the effect that Tenderer har Deposited in the COLONIAL TREASURY & Sum of 3100 in respect of any quarry 31 4 1 Pledge of the bona Aides of his Offer, which Sam shall be forfeited the Crowa, if the Tenderr refuses to carry out his Tendor sal comply with the conditions, should the Tender be accepted.
Form of Tender and further parti- culars can be obtained from the Office of the DiscTOR OF PUBLIC Works.
The Government does not bind itself to accept the Highest or any Tender. SCHEDULE 'REFERRED. TO ABOVE
9115
B+
"Quarry No.
DARTICULARS & CONDITIONS PARTICULAR by Pallic Auction to
be held on MONDAY, the 10TH DAY of MARCH, 1930, at 3 P..at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of Era ExczLENCY THE GOVERNOR, of One Lot of CROWN LAND DORT Prince Edward Road, Kowloon, in the Colony of Hong Kong, lor a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at Crown Rant to be fixed by the Surveyor of Hu MAJESTY THA KING, for cae farther term of 75 years.
Kowloon No. 13: Kowloon No. 14:
Appro- Up- mizurie set Locality. Arra An
In Aral Acter. Fea.
1.30 $700 Kowloon No. 12: Tai Kok Toui 140 8451 170 $375 HAROLD T, CREASY,
Director of Public Works,
28th February, 1930.
[9119
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
From
Manen 8, Da. T.
PARTICULARS OF THE LOT AYAMASAKI'S Dental Surgery
No. of Sale. I
Kowloon Inland
Lot No. 2310,
Registry No.]
Locality.
Near Prince Edward Road, Kowloon Tong.
Boundary Хевките-
ments.
N. B. LW.
ft. Et.ft.ft.
Contents in
Equare feet.
Annual
Rental..
Akpor
sala plan
52
R.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
CAL16
3.750
** | Upest Price,
DARTICULARS & CONDITIONS P
of the Hale by Public Auction to be held on MONDAY, the 10TH DAY of MARCH 193 at 3 ... At the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of EIS EXCELLENCE THE YN GOVERNOR, of One Let of CRCW LAND at Shamshaipo, the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 years, cemmancing from 1st July, 1898, with the option of renewal at a Crown Reat to be fixed by the Surveyor of His MAJESTY TUN Ktre, for one further term of 24 years less three days,
No. of Sale.
PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.
Boondary
Naw Kowloon In Registry No.
land Lot No. 1317.
Sha Wan Road
Junction of Cheung
0,
and Kweilia St,
ments.
ft. ft. it.
As per
zale plan.
5,030
PUBLIC AUCTION,
34
7,643
Le117.
DARTICULARS & CONDITIONS
Pale by Pablic Auction
to be held. or MONDAY, the 10TH DAY of MARCH 1930, at 3. at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of HIS EXCELLENCE TE GOVERNOR, of One Let of CROWN LAND at Sham- shaipo, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 years, com mencing from 1st July, 1898, with the option of renewal at a Crown Bert to be fired by the Burveyor of His Mazety years less three days,
will be Situated in PEDDER BUILD. ING, TH FLOOR.
[010
HONG KONG REALTY AND TRUST CO., LTD. INCORPORATED UNDER THE COMPANIES ORDINANCES OF BONG KONG),
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the ORDINARY TEARLY MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS of the HONG KONG REALTY AND TRUST COMPANY, LIMITED, will be held at the Registered Office of the Company EXCHANGE BUILDING (2ND
Des Vaux ROAD CENTRAL,
ong Kong, on SATURDAY, the NE DAY OF MARCH, 1930, at 11.30.2.x, for the purpose of receiving a Statement of Accounts and the Report of the 'Beard of Directors for
HIS DECK, 1929, and re-electing
Directors and the Anditors.
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED From SATURDAY. the 15TH DAY OF MARCH, 1930, antil SATURDAY, the 22ND DAY or MARCH, 1930, Both Двус inclusive.
THE HONG KONG FIRE- INSURANCE CO., LTD. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
J&AGILES
GILBEYS
LONDON
DRY GIN
Distiled Bolly
LONDON
Gilbey's
CELEBRATED
London
DRY GIN
Distilled and Bottled by
W. & A. GILBEY. By Royal Appointment to His Majesty The King.
Sole Agents:
A. S. WATSON & CO.,
LIMITED.
Wine & Spirit Merchants, Phono Central 616.
UNION WATERBOAT CO., LTD.
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
MEETING of
SHAREHOLDERS will be held in the
OFFICES of Messrs. DODWELL & COMPANT, LIMITED, on MONDAY, THE 10TK MARCH, 1930, at 11 .., for the General Managers together with purpose of receiving the Report of the Statement of Accounts to 31st Dzor- JER, 1920.
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED From the 18 MARCH To 19TH MARCH, 1930, Both Dates inclusive.
DODWELL & CO., LTD..
General Managėri.
[9027
THE HONG KONG ELECTRIC CO., LTD,
[9190
6, 1930.
BIRTHS.
to inaugurating the vehicular ferry PERNY,On February 25, at Foc service, the harbour tunnel, or the chow, to Mr. and Mrs. D. bridge which at various times havo PERRY, a son. LovE-On February 20, at the been discussed; but we do suggest Country Hospital, Shanghai,that the charitable should go to the to Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Love, a City Hall and learn from the ladies daughter. MOCRO February 97, at the of the Benevolent Society who at
Country Hospital, Shanghai, to tend there, the very great need of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. MCCREA, some of the European poor of Hong daughter, VIRGINIA READ. PRINGLE-O February 27, at the Köng, "
Country Hospital, Shanghai, to Mr. and Mrs. T. R. PRINGLE, daughter.
at H.M.
The Hong Kong Benevolent Society was founded in September, 1809, "for the purpose of rendering assistance in case of sickness, want, poverty or distress arising from time to time amongst persons other than members of the Portugess or
MARRIAGES. CRAWLEY-CRANK.-On February 22, Consulate-General, Shanghai, by Mr. A. P. Blunt Consul, CECIL CHETWOODE CRAWLEY, son, of the late Mr. Chinese community in the Colony." and Mrs. Edward George Chet- The Society attempts to secure, by wooda Crawley of Dublin, to
careful investigation of all cases, DOROTHY
CRANK. MARION daughter of Mrs. B. Creak and that help shall be given to the most the late Mr. George Crank of needy and deserving. The relief Shanghai. MARCH-DE ALMEIDA-On February granted" varies with individüxi
93, at Colombo, ROY QUENTIN MARCH, Lieutenant. The Suffolk Regiment, son of Mr.C. H. and the late Mr MARCE, of Ports mouth, to MARIE ADELAIDE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs F. J. DE ALMEIDA, of 455, Rue Lafa yette, Shanghai.
cases. Some are granted passages; some are helped to pay their rent, children are maintained at school, and employment is found whenever possible. As Mrs. W. T. SOUTHORN, President of the Society, said at the recent annual meeting, the aim DEATHS.
is to give constructive help which will lead to a fresh start in life GRAINGER.-On February 23, T
Shanghai, BLANCHE STEPHANIE and economic independence, rather GRATSOER, aged 17. Dearly be-than distribute dolce. The follow loved daughter of Mrs. B. C.ing are a few typical cases dealt GRAINGER and sister of JACK with by the Society during the past GRAINORE.
Arrangements were made for the JENSEN-On February 27, at the
Paulun Hospital, Shanghai, return to England of the widow JOSEPH VAIZD JENSEN, dearly brand son of a shipmaster, the fares loved husband of BERTHA JEN being paid jointly by the Society BEN. Aged 33 years.
and another Benevolent Body. A MISKIN. On February 26, the in-passage was obtained for a daughter fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. in return for services on the voyage. S. C. Misis, at 1420, Avenue A request from a British Consul Joffre, Shanghai.
was received to meet and befriend woman transhipping at Heng Kong. This was done, and suitable clothing given her.
RICHARDS.-On February, 25, at the Country Hospital, Shanghai, MICHAEL, the dearly beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. RICHARDS, 2d 23 years.
13
Editorial and Business Offices: 11, Ice House Street, Tel. Central Night Editor (Wanchai Office):
Tel. Central 4511. London Office: 53, Fleet Street,
·E.C. 4..
Fear--
News and Views."
Ona case of small-pox and one of meningitis were reported on Tuer- day...
Lady Clementi, M.B.E., made her Erst speech in Malaya at the annual prize giving of the Singapore Chinese Girls' School, en February 97.
Membera and Subscribers of the Peak Club are reminded of the dance to be held on Friday, March 21. Tickets are obtainable on ap- plication to the No. 1 Boy at the Club.
The Rev. S. Harrington Lytell as was last week consecrated episcopal Bishop of Hawaii. For 30 years Bishop Lytell served as a missionary in China. He was re- cently stationed in Hankow.
A few days ago, in dealing with the price of silver and dollar ex- change, we expressed the opinion that the worst is yet to come. Yesterday the dollar dropped again, and was quoted at la. sid., another
low record..
Hawley Bowlas set a new national glider record at San Diego, Cali fornia, last week by remaining in the air in a motorless aeroplano for shr. 3 min. This broke his own previous record by approximately seven hours
The Hong Kong, Horticulturak Society is holding its Annual Flow- er and Vegetable Show at the City Hall, and intending exhibitors aro reminded of the following points... Vegetable exhibits must be staged before 10 am., aut flowers by 11. a.m. and table decorations by moon. Fot plants must be left till Friday morning but other exhibits should be removed by 6.30 p.m. The Show promises to be an exceptionally good one and it is hoped that it will be well supported by the pub- lic. It will be open to the Publie from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. prizes being distributed as 6 p.m/by Mrs. W. T. Southern
A decision to increase their rates by 20 por cent. was reached at a special meeting held by the Shang- hai Caterers' Association last week. Mr. Wong, secretary of the Asso- ciation, stated that the increase was made necessary by the falling exchange, increased duties, higher cost of imported commodities, and the higher wago scale. The in- crease in expenses, he pointed out ranged from 50 to 70 per cent, and under present conditions members of the Association found themselves unable to continue with the present rates. The secretary stated that local foreign residents were fully conversant with the increase in im- port duties, imported commoditie and the low rate of exchange, and would readily understand the deci sion of the Association.
It is learned that the well-known Aerodromes for Malala. Polish composer, Dr. Lilion, has turned Bernard Shaw's play The Great Catherine" into a comic opera, with Shaw's approval, and the first performance will take place at the Leipzig Opera House.
An important announcement was. made at the animal dinner of the Singapore Flying Club on Febru ary 27, at which H.E. Sir Cecil The announcement, was that before Cementi was the guest of honour. the end of the present year there The annual meeting of the Vic will be a chain of aerodromes be- considerable amount of toria Diocesan and Missionary Asso|tween Singapore and Kedah and ciation will be held in the Cathedral that a
in Malaya in the near Hall on Friday at 5.15 p.m. At aerial activity may therefore be ex- the close of the meeting an address pected An Englishwoman with two child-will be given by Mias G. Dunk on future,
14 Women and Girls' Work in Hong Fren had insufficient money to pay
the whole of her fare to England. Kong.". With the assistance of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul and other
friends, the difference between steerage and third class passages was paid, and money for rail fares from London to destination sup- plied.
A European-was desirous of re- turning to his own country where 'he had good prospects of work. He had the opportunity of working his own paesage home, but had no TESS money to pay his young wife's fare. With the assistance of the Jewish Renevolent Society this was arrang
The Daily Press.
"HONG KONG, MARCH 6, 2030.
ad.
The Secretary of the Interior av nounced last week that he has clos- ed the Catholic schools in the cities Chichuashua, Puebla, and of Saltillo on a charge of violating a clause in the Constitution which prohibits religious education in the schools.
To Listeners.
On page 3 of this issue will be found an article specially written for the Daily Prets with the object of assisting and interesting those of our readers who have wireless These articles will receiving-sets appear weekly on Thursdays, and the writer will be pleased to answer any queries sent to him by those who have doubts or difficulties in Such letters AV.D.M.A. nt Home will be held regard to radio.. at the Cathedral Hall on Tuesday, should be sent to this office marked April 8, when an address will be "Radio," and questions will be. given by the Rev. J. Foster on answered on the following Thurs- Young China and Religion."; day. In his first article, appearing Tea will be served from 4.30 to 15 to-day, our correspondent deals p.m. the meeting following im with troubles caused by damp and dust, and emphasises the import- mediately after.
ance of nursing a wireless net.
Seven members of the crew of the Czechoslovakian freight ship. Leigie have been placed in the Marine
men
were
La
Looking Back 95 Years."
H.E. the Governor has provision- ally appointed Mr. C. Mcl. Messer to be a police magistrate in the New Territory til further notics; and Mr. S. B. C. Ross a police magis- trate in Hong Kong and Assistant The fight for the millions of Superintendent of Police, vice Mr. Abdul Hamid, ex-Sultan of Turkey, E. D. C. Wolle Mr. A. G. M. round. A Fletcher has been provisionally ap- has entered another meeting is being held in Switzer pointed Assistant Colonial Beere- land and it is expected that tary and Clerk of Councils, vice negotiations will be completed for Mr. S. B. O. Ross; and Mr. G. N. consolidating the claims of 73 Orme Assistant Registrar-General Turkish Princes and Princceses to and Deputy of Marriages, vice Mr.
Governor, with the approval of the ..
Looking Back 50 Years.
H.E. the
A man lost his employment (where he had been for 19 years) through acute deafness. The Society helped him financially and secured for him CONSTRUCTIVE CHARITY. medical attention and temporary
work while undergoing treatment.
A seafaring тап contracted Hospital at Chelsea, Masa.. THE poor we have always with us, cevere illness. When sufficiently victims of "parrot fever." Physi- and familiarity breeds, if not con- recovered to be able to travel, the cians said the symptoms of all the identical, and cor Society in conjunction with the General tempt, at least indifference, in a
Charities Organization responded with the description of THE TWENTY FIFTH ANNUAL great many hearts There is so paid his fare to Calcatta, where his the malady.
much to do, and so little time at wife and family resided and where
he could get specialised treatment. our disposal. The calls upon our
A man in receipt of an allowance purses multiply day by day. The from another source, which, on voices of business enterprise, of account of sickness, was insufficient for his needs, appealed for ad social obligations, and of pleasure, ditional help. The home was visit. are so loud and insistent that they ed and he was found to be bed By Order of the Board,
ridden. Extra nourishment was drown the pathetic cries of the supplied and the Society now pays his personal fortune of £300,000,000. C. M. Fletcher, C. F. V. RIBEIRO,
Acting Secretary.
needy. And, unfortunately, when his rent also. Clothes have been
The British Minister to China, Secretary of State for the Colcnics, Hong Kong, 3rd Mar, 1980. [9104
our cars are attuned to hear, it is given to his wife and child.
Sir Miles Lampson, arrived at Wei has appointed Mr. R. H. Crofton. more often the importunities of the These records are sufficient proof haiwei on the destroyer Somme last to be Chief Clerk in the Colonial sturdy beggar that reach them than that the Society is justified in its week, Soon after his arrival he Secretary's Office, vice Mr. M. J. existance, but the figures quoted in had a conference with the Commis. Drayson-Hong Kong Daily Preu, the appeal of the broken-spirited the annual report are perhaps evchsioner of. Weihaiwei. Mr. R. F. March 6, 1905. who most need our help. There are more striking. Temporary relief dis Johnston, after which His Excel
The second annual meeting of the the great organised charities and pensed at the City Hall and month-leney transferred to H.M.S. Corn- ly, allowances came to $3,041.46, flower and sailed for Tongku en
shareholders in the China Sugar the churches which make regular passages to 83,143.31, while during route for Peping.
Refining Company, Ltd. was held NOT the FORTY-FIRST OR
TOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN appeals, but one cannot give to the past year 18 children have been
A Chinese was convicted and at the offices of the general agents, SIXTY-FIRST ORDINAKT GENERAL
DINARY GENERAL MEETING will all and very often we solve the supported at local schools at a cost.
of $3,700.90. On these three items sentenced to four months' imprison- Meesrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co.. MEETING of be held at the Company's Oices, P. & problem by giving to none, and alone the Bociety distributed ment with hard labour, by Mr. yesterday afternoon. There were SHAREHOLDERS will be held at
at the Kowloon present. Hon. W. Keswick (ehair, O. BUILDING, 02 WEDNESDAY 12TY the Offices of the Undersigned so WEDNESDAY, the 25TH MARCH, MARCH, 1980, at 11 A.M., for the pur- salve our consciences, if they do $4,318.25 more than in 1928, which Whyte-Smith
gives some indication of the great Magistracy yesterday, on pleading man), Messrs. F. D. Sassoon, E. R.. Remedios, W. Reiners, T. Jackson, pose of presenting the Report of the trouble us at times, by giving alms increase of calls on the funds due guilty to possession of a forged T. G. Williamson, J. Y. V. Vernon, 1930, at NOON, for the purpose of Directors together with a Statement of receiving the Report of the General
us by a display of his sores, or is the work of the Hong Kong The note was discovered on defen-Mosely, J. MacGregor, W. E Benevolent Society work which is dant when be was about to beard Hughes, J. T. Chater, A. R. of Accounts for the Year ended the 31st electing Directors and Auditors,
malformities.
dons voluntarily by a party of Shamshuipo Ferry to Hong Blandy, and H. Dickie (manager). Drezza, 1929.
REGISTER and The BEARE
men and women who believe in Kong on March 3
The reports and secounts were organised constructive charity. TRANSFER BOOKS will be CLOSED)
An announcement by, the War taken as read. The Chairman said: From the 19TH to the 26TH MARCH,
What they nak is the support of Department in Washington last"When we met here twelve months those who are themselves in happy week said that tests had been satis ago, I mentioned that we only 1930, Both Days inclusive.
circumstances. While money is the factorily completed on JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., LTD.,
new require cheap raw material to in General Managers,
great essential, and its most valu Packard. Diesel type oil-burning crease the earnings of the rafinery, ablo form the regular subscription, THE HONG KONG FIRE INSURANCE Co., LTD.
gifts of clothing, bedding, and aeroplane engine and that orders and it is a source of pleasure to me Hong Kong, 6th. Mar, 1980. [9108.
furniture are also always welcome. had been given that it be installed to point to the accounts we now in aeroplanes for actual flight tests present na confirming the view I But "work" is the cry of nearly Although this type of engine is then took of our prospects." every applicant, and in this matter. the Society has to rely to a large economical and burns a low grade It will be a matter of great satis of fuel as compared with the speci faction, I am sure to the share- extant on those who have employ al highwolatility acroplane gaso-holders, and certainly to the man- ment to offer and are willing to give line ordinarily employed for flying,ager and general agents, if during a trial to any man or woman re- commended. The incomes of the it has previously been thought out the next few years the power of the Society is derived from subscrip- of the question for aeroplanes be-refinery can be fully utilised."- tions and donations. The sole con:
cause of its extreme weight. The Hong Kong Daily Press, March 6, new type is much lighter.
Managers, together with a Statement Accounts to 31st DECEMBER 1920, and to soine poor wretch who horrifies to depressed trade conditions. That $100 note of the Chartered Bank. C. P. Chater, H. Smith, J. M.
GREEN ISLAND CEMENT CO., LIMITED.
12x
THE REGISTER of MEMBERS of the Company will be CLOSED frorn 28TH FEBRUARY 1930 to MARCH 1980, Both Days inclusive, during which Period No Transfer of Share can be registered..
By Order of the Board of Directors, GIBB, LIVINGSTON & Co., LTD,
Agents. Hong Kong, 18th Feb., 1930. [9955
THE DAIRY FARM, ICE & COLD STORAGE CO., LTD.
!!
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
One of the boasts of that very lovely Italian city Florence is the famous Poate della Trinit, with its three gracefal arches, the centre ons having a span of well over 80 feet. It was built in 1560 by the order of the then reigning Duke, COSIMO DE MEDICI. Florence was infested with beggars at that time- not that it is exactly free of them to-day-and Cosimo, a man of trenchant; and somewhat cruel wit, devised a plan to suppress them
Tu Kino, for one further term of 2 TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the THIRTY-FOURTH and add, to his own glory at one dition. of membership is the sub-
PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.
No. of Bala.
Registry No.
loon Inland LoLocality.
Upposite Now Kow-|
Kowlood Inland
Lot No. 1318.
No. 234, Om Yao
Etreet.
Boundary
Measure.
menta.
St. St. ft. ft.
As per
valo plun
Contanta i
Square feet.
About
2,804
16
of
of the SHAREHOLDERS in
Опе
that the 41ar ORDINARY ANNUAL MEETING SHARE ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING and the same time. He issued ascription of $12 per annum.
the HOLDERS will be held at the Offices of the Company. ST GEORGE's Company will be held at the Company's manifesto to the effect that every dollar a month is not a large sum BUILDING, CHATER ROAD, Voteris, TOWN OFFICE, 2, Lowan ALSERT beggar who came to the City Hall considerably less than most of us spend on unnecessary rickshaws- - Hong Kong OR WEDNESDAY ROAD, ON FRIDAY, THE 14TH MARCH,
on a certain day would be given but it may mean the difference be of the 9T DAT of MARCH, 1930, 1930, at 11 AM. for the parposs at Noos, for the purposa ruceiving & receiving the
Statement of Accounts for Statement of Accounts and the Report together with sport of the Directors new suit of clothes. With the tween self-respect and a fall to the 1 of the Directors for the year ended 310r the Year anding 31st DECEMBER, 1928, money that was found. concealed level of the beachcomber, to some
declaring a Dividend and re-electing DECEMBER, 1929.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS of the Directors and Auditors.
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from SATURDAY, 8rx MARCH: 1930, to Company will be CLOSED From the WEDNESDAY, 19TH MARCH, 1930, Arn to the 14TH MARCH, 1930, Both
Days inclusive. Both Days inclusiva,
By Order of the Board of Directors, By Order of the Board of Directors,
J. D. THOMSON, SHEWAN, TOMES & Co.,
Acting Secretary, Hong Kong, 28th Feb, 1980. [9074′′
2,504
.....
General Managers.
10118
Hong Kong, 20th Feb, 1930,
[9058
unfortunate_man_stranded_in__the among their old rags for the Colony, A few individual sub- beggare, to their dismay, were scriptions at the rate of a dollar a month will give a helpless child. good food and schooling give a despairing wife help and hope-1 desperate man an opportunity to our readers who need hesitate make good. There is not one among
moment about writing & cheque for twelve dollars do it now!
stripped before receiving the pro- mised clothing-he built the bridge. We do not suggest that Hong Kong's many beggars should be rounded up and despoiled in this way, even though the proceeds might be put
Д
THE HON. TREASURER,
1860.
HONG KONG BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, CITY HALL, HONG KONG. Enclosed please find cheque for twelve dollars being subscription to your Society for the current year.