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NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
No the ELEVENTH OR TOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN DINARY YEARLY MEETING of the Shareholders in the Company will be held at the Offices of the General Managers, & Lower Albert Road, ou 19TH OCTOBER, WEDNESDAY,
1932, at 11 A.M. for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors together with Statement of Accounts Declaring a Dividend and Re-electing Director and Auditors
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from th
Bru 0OTORER to t'e 19
BER, 1032, toth days inclusive.
OCTO
By Order of the Board of Directors. J. D. THOMSON,
Secretary.
Hong Kong, 1st October, 1912,
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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY OLUB.
HE ELEVENTH EXTRA RACE
T MEETING will be held (Weather Permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on SATURDAY, 8TH OCTOBER, and on MONDAY, 10 OCTOBER, 1982, commencing at 2.00 p.m. on both days. The First Bell will bo Rung at 1.30 p.m.
MEMBERS ENCLOSURE. Members are notified that they and their Ladies must wear their Badges prominently displayed.
No Dus without a. Badge will be admitted to the Members Enclosure.
Badges admitting Non-Members to the Members Enclosure and Olab Rooms at $5.00 per day for Gentlemen and $3.00 per day for Ladies (Both including Tax) aro obtainable through the SECRET ABY upon introduction by a Member, sach Blomber to be responsible for
of all Chits, etc. parment
Members Badges admitting to Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the Race Course.
On no pretext will Children be permitted in either Enclosure during The Meeting.
Fifigs are obtainable at the Olab Hanse provided they are ordered from the No. 1 Boy in advance. Telephone
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News and Views
| He then left the direction of his holder of the title since the dayw of Charles II. When each Lord Sandwich comes into possession his name is engraved on the stand
The problem of the ink evidently did not trouble the thieves, for it
There was a goung man of the newspaper in charge of a trusted
Cape Who always wore trousera of crepe.
"Do they When they asked,
tear." He replied, "Here and there,
a beautiful But they keep`such
shape."
In Due Season,
Rastic barmaid (referring to American tourist): "He says he wants ice in it!"
Landlady: Ice in August! Toll him not to be pilly. We have ice in
winter."!
Hot. Qualified?
Juryman: I beg to be excused, your Honour. I owe a man ten pounds and as he is leaving for a long trip abroad I want to catch him before be gets on the train and pay him the money. It may be my lust. rliation.
Judge: You are excused. I don't want anybody on the jury who can
ie like that.
Height of Imprudence.
A police-constable said in King- ston police court to day that when the arrested a woman for being drunk and incapable she' demanded
lift on his motor-cycle.
Fishing Line Strength.
The story of the saving of s drowning boy by means of a fish-
assistant and went to the front. Forty-two Wounds,
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He began his fighting career as a privato soldier in the Bersaglieri. Italy's renowned light infantry,
was spilt-all-over the benotiful in land table in the library on which | and took part in several front-line the stand lay, and, has done it ir-
1
reparable damage.
"For the Big Sweep.
engagements. His colonel, offered him a berth behind the lines with the object of writing the history of the regiment. He answered: came here to fight, not to write."
The giant drum in Dublin from Hanover got boyond the rank of which fortunes are to be drawn on Cesarewitch sergeant because, he says, of his October for the Socialistic past. The explosion of sweepstake will have the appens- a trench-mortar inflicted forty-two, ance of being an ancient giley. wounds, of which three were parti-
It will be the magin boat in a cularly serious.
celebrated Irish fairy tale which, adapted to our own times, visits the world to collect and distribute
"He Will Go Far."-
While he was lying in the field hospita! at Roneni, Sergeant Mus-treasure: solini was visited, by King Victor Emmanuel.
"Reserve your kind words for the other wounded who are dying in this hospital, your Majesty," to get Paid Mussolini. I have well, because I still have to fight for my country."
Recording this, incident, Signor Vittorie de Fiori, Mussolini's bio- grapher, says that as the King left the bedside he was heard to mur mur. That man will ge very far. '
Britain's Tourist Traffic.
The July statistics of the British ing line which was thrown to him Travel Association make intereal surprise those who do not realise ing reading. The United Kingdom,
tsurength. Sonic years ago ♫
contes took place in an English during the
more
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Around the Plaza there will be frescos showing these famous cities, and the medallions on the pillars will typify the underlying idea of the hospitals sweep, such as health- giving and wealth..
This decorative work has bean entrusted to the Irish artist, Mr. Maurice MacGonigal.
Hundreds of girls employed in the mixing of the counterfoils will be dressed as fairies.
Pussyfoot's Case.
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Bootleggers and spenk-casies were in existence before we had prohibi tion, so also were blind pigs, blind tigers, kitchen barrooms and other forms of illicit telling says stout upholder of prohibition in mouth, entertained the thiited States They were all Chan 10,000 visitors from bors of attempts to regulate the swimming pond between a swim-
third Camo means of avoiding regulations. ver end an expert angler armed countries abrond outside the Em liquor business. They were
pire. More than
The licensing of saloons. bred a with salmon tackle, the line being from the United States, where, de- fastened to a sort of harness worn
spite vad times, cheaper fares prev., large erop. They were means of by the in representing the fish.
France avoiding the paying of a license. ed a great attraction. came next with 7464, Germany with Sunday closing bred another crop. Though the swimmer was also an expert, the angler played him so
Dutch, Bel-They all sold liquor on Sunday, effectively that, instead of breaking 1303, and then cine away, he was very soon brought ex-ginu, Danish, and Swiss visitors. Early closing bred anothe
Most of the 2103 Scandinavians They all sold after hours. Forbid came first to Scotland-there has ding the sale to minors or to men hausted to the side.
always been a close affinity between already drunk bred still another Scotland and these near neigh crop. bours.
Mussolini, Foot-Blogger...
Mussolini
must have recalled many memories of his own soldier days when, during the Italian manivres in Central Italy.over. the week-end, he left his car 10 march with the men of the 23rd Infantry Regiment.
they get pence and security. Evi MITCHELL-ROBERTS.~On October 1dently no burning desire either for 1982, at St. John's Cathedral, the return of CHANG Hoorn Liang by the Very Rov, Dean Swann, or for the creation of Kuomintang M.A., CONSTANCE MAY, younger Government, with responsibility to daughter of EDWARD JAMES Nanking has been observed by the MITCHELL and the Inte Mrs. Commission. It is obvious, in fact, MITCHELL of London, to CHARLES that Manchuria, under the régime COLLINGWOOD, san of the late outlined by the Commission, would Mrs. soon be a vastly different place from and ALFRED ROBERTS
The struggle ROBERTS of Huddersfield. (2010 the rest of China
is whether the Threo Eastern Pro- vineen shall remain wedded to China, for better or worse, or whe ther some degree of separation-to be permanent or temporary accord-
As soon
ns war was declared ing to circurastancce- be arranged. Mussolini applied as a volunteer The Nationalist Government, of is application was at first reject. course, dreired to see Manchuriad, and he had to wait until his fully within the fold of the Re-class was called to the colours. public. Such was not the position during the regime of CHANG Tso LIN, but an advance in that direc PS. tion was made by his een's nominal submission to the Kuomintang and his more active participation in affairs within the Great Wall. The outbursts against CHANG Hsve LIANG, reflect, of course, a desire to effect a real control over Man- churia from Nanking. The im plication of the Report is a return of to the constitutional status CHANG TO LIN, but for the whole position ta bo crystalised by IF the brief summary of the LYTTON Treaties. China would control the Foreign policy and certain of the Report cabled by Reuter can be taxes and the postal service. In taken as a fair, refletion of other words Manchuria would have lengthy and comprehensive docu-something analogous to Dominion ment, the recommendations made status in the British Empire.
The most drastic proposal is the are likely to cause disappointment demilitarisation of Manchuria, in- to the Chinese people. The Com-ternal order being secured by a mission's attitude appears to be locally raised gendarmerie and ex- ternal security by treaties signed
The Daily Press.
HONG KONG, Doroben 3. 1832.
THE LYTTON REPORT.
Callous Burglars.
eron.
INDIAN MEDICAL DEGREES
NOT TO BE RECOGNISED IN CEYLON
the
The recognition of Indian Me- dieal degrees in Coylon was subject of an interview given to a representative of the Times of Cuylon by Prof. F. O'Brien Elli son, the Registrar of the Ceylon Medical College.
He stated that it had been de- cided that all Indian medical qualiscations obtained after Feb.. 24, 1000, would not be recognised in Ceylon. Thus, all medical practioners, whu obtained Indian degrees after that date, would be prohibited by law from practising in Ceylon.
This decision had been reached Medical Council in England, who owing to the ruling of the Ceneral for about 10 years tried unsuccess- fully to come to an agreement with The the, Indian medical schools. main reason for the restriction was Indian that the standard of the low, when compared with those of medical examinations was far too the English universities.
When the Indian universities were naked to raise the standard of and were consequently cut adrift. their examinations, they refused
Indian Ale- from the General Medical Council. dical Service became impossible Entrance to the for doctors with Indian degrees, and in Ceylon they were not al- lowed to practise.
When questioned regarding the case of a Coylonese who had "quali-
Proof. Ellison said that the rule would apply to him also. Every facility, including a large number of scholarships, was provided at the Ceylon Medical College, and the student should have taken advant age of them instead of passing aut in India. Such a Ceyloneno would not be given eved the privilege of a véderala, who, according to Cey- lon laws, was allowed to practice his profession.
fied in India after Feb. 24, 1830,
There are a number of Indian qualified doctors practising in Cey- lon, and they will be allowed this privilege, in view of the fact that they were registered before Feb 24, 1930.
Doctors with degrees obtained in Hong Kong, Singapore and such places will be allowed to work in Ceylon.
It is understood that the matter
Council. may be discussed by the State
HEALTH IN EASTERN PORTS
There are only two ways of stop- ping the illicit sale of liquor. One is to enforce the laws rigidly and efficiently. The other is to have, no law of any kind for the regulation Among the valuable things stolen of the liquor trade. If there are by the burglars who raided Hinch- any who believe in the unregulated. seat sale of liquor, they are not saying
The following health bulletin of ingbrooke, Lord Sandwich's near Huntingdon, was an ink stand much about it. Unless we are wil that has great historical and senti ling to try that method of eli-Eastern ports, for the wook ended
minating the speak-enay and the Sept. 24, has been issued:-
Plague. mental value to the family.
It is a huge stand of silver, dat bootlegger, we had better try the namely, enforce ing from the seventeenth century, other method, and it bears the names of every ment,
Local and General
Two cases of enterie were reported on Friday,
Mr. George 8. Kennedy-Skipton is to be a Police Magistrate in ad- dition to his other duties
The hamg of Mr. I. MoInnes has been added to the list of authorised architects in Hong Kong,
Senor M. R. Iglesias is to set na Peruvian Consul at Hong Kong with jurisdiction in Ceylon, and the Streita
The Gazette contains the draft of an Ordinance to amend the Water- works Ordinance, 1903. The object of this Ordinance is to delete from the principal Ordinance all the pro- | visions relating to the system of supplying, in certain privileged dis tricis, unmetered water to tenement houses by means of what were known as "rider mains," thus im- plementing the Resolution which was passed by the Legislative Coun. eil on the 18th August..
From the files..
Looking Back 25 Yeats,
The trial of Kwok Chiu and Tse On, charged with murdering one, Tam Tsui, in French Street, West Point, on August 27, was Private Walter Weeks, 21, Priváte tinued before Mr. A. G. Wise at William Hicks,, 22 and Lance-Cor- the Criminal Court yesterday. The poral Patrick Covney, 25, of the
con-
PUBLIC ENCLOSURE. The Price of Admission to the Public Enclosure is $2.00 per day including Tax, for all Persons, including Ladies, and is payable at the Gate.
Boldfers and Sailors is uniform are admitted Half Price.
Bookmakers, Tis Tac Mon, etc., will not be permitted to operate with in the Precincts of Tus HONG KONG summarised in one sentence, "if | by all Powers interested in Man. Romera, Consul for Cuba in Hong South Wales Bordeners, were charg-1 new jury empanelled consisted of! JOCKIT CLU during the Racs Meeting. By Order,
9. A. SLEAP,
Acting Secretary.
[2011 Hong Kong, Brd Ook, 1929.
At the same time:
Y.
Mr. Francisco Bonachen Kong, resumed charge of the Cuban Consulate on September 18.
Mr. W. O. Lambert, A.M.I.N.A M.I.M.E., hén been appointed Government Marine Surveyor, sice Mr. W. Russell, retired, with effect from October 8.
Cases. Deaths
Bichdad Beirut
1
I
Colombo
3
Cholera,
Calcutta
16
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Proti-Penh
Maeno
Amoy Canton Shanghai
Small-Pox.
Alexandria
Baghdad
Basrah
Bombay
Calcutta
Madras
Kangoon Tuticorin Pondicherry Saigon
* DANCING BISHOP
RESIGNS
TO LEARN WHEN HE
WAS A BOY.
ed before Mr. Schofield in the Cen-Messrs. W. Helms, M. Jebsen, W: MADE tral Police Court on Saturday with Glendenning. H., A. L. Oldenberg, unlawfully receiving a brooch, stolen from Miss D, Bewley, of 332, The A. One, G. Gittins and H. J.
Dr. William Shuckburgh Swayne, Peak. There were remanded till Colahan. Aftor hearing all the
the see of Lincoln on the grounds vate Hurns and Frivate Daries, who accused guilty of manslaughter of 11 bealth, He is seventy years this morning Private James, Prievidence, the jury found the first the "anacing bishop," has resigned have pleaded guilty in connection
"I believe in the dancing of
day the bishop, told the Church He countryside poise, manners and Congress at Ipswich five years ago, It gives the young people of the
"I was made
the present situation could be churia. This gendarmerie, it is aug. modified to satisfy these conditions gested, should be foreign trained, and managed something on the and ombody thess ideas, China and lines of the Chinese Maritime Japan, would have achieved a solu- Customs. The aim of the recom- mondations is good government, so tion of their difficulties which might the Report naively remarks. A be made the starting point of 4 Manchuria zo administered might
The "Little Flower" Club will with burglaries at 202 The Peak and and the second not guilty. The of age. and has been bishop for now era." "These conditions in flourish and prosper, or again it be rebellious, as are many
fore the Magistrate. Private Jaimes REMOVAL NOTICE.
clude the demilitarisation of Man-might be made to be good hold its annual At Home" for 456 The Peak, will also appear be second man was discurged. In nearly thirteen years... churia, the accuring of Japanse according to another person's idea members and their friends to-day and Private William Bevan also passing sentence on the first a No I have To-day Removed
TOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN and Russian treaty rights," and of the subject. If Manchuria did in the hall of the Catholic Young face a charge of the theft and alter-cused his Lordship said that the the advantages of peace, security, after the evening services at the
some clothing, the property of him guilty of manslaughter. from 1. Pottinger Street to 271, the creation, with foreign help, of settled down to such a regime, with Men's Booty, 10. Caine Road, natively, receiving a gold watch and jury in their discretion had found
Cathedral
Cheung Yee Chong, a servant at was not cavilling at the verdict at Belf-respect to dance as a boy; HENNESSY ROAD (Opposits the a system of local government that foreign tutelage, and investment of Kwong Bang Hong Pertama Factory). still preserves the integrity of foreign capital an era of progress
James denied the charges, while take care that this offence did not it was for the improvement of my At to-morrow's meeting of the, the War Memorial Nursing Home, all bus at the same time he had to
become too common. The prisonce manuers. My mother said she in the vastly rich area would set The Yick Kwan Building Society,
would be sentenced to seven years would not have her sons growing Ltd. ars removing into the same place China and her sovereign rights over in, widening the gulf between Man Rotary Club, Rotarian P. C. Bar Bevan pleaded guilty to the theft.
hard labour.-Hong Kong Daily up as stable boys." the Province. There is no question churis and the rest of China with Fringer, former District Superinten
Press, October 3, 1907.
On another occasion, at Man- chester Dr. Bwayno said " dancing of "marching orders for Japan," the inevitable result. But do the dent, American Relief Administra
is a refining and civilising influence sweeping condemnation of Manchurian people want the fleahtration, Russia, will give an address
on "Sketchee from the Russianling from more than one boat in -pots of Japan, or to continue forty
the tes race. She was unfortunate Cooking Back 50 Tearn. either side. The Commission follows years wandering in the wilder Famine, 1091-53,"
ly nu out of the last race by an
The new "Glen" boat and the when it is properly conducted. It the principle that having analysed nose 1.
It is notified in the current issue accident to her propeller. before
opportunities for young men and The LITTON Commission is fully the facts-n most difficult task-the
boat ogle, arrived here yesterday for the women to meet under suitable con- aware of this aspect of the problem of the Government Gazette that a reaching Hankow. She has 1 raised crack vessel of the feet the Glen- only right that we should make only thing to do is to make the and urges that a scheme of foreign new edition of the British Pharpoon and forecastle, and for best of the situation. The alter-oo-operation with the Chinese Gov-macopacis is to be published in the of her class alia posachser a very first time. It will be remembered ditions."
ernment be inaugurated. Will in United Kingdom on, September 30,ccipiodious saloon, which, though that she made her first trip to Han The bishop, however, does not is fitted up in a style quite equal i on her way up. She is a very fine the only time I ever went to the KOGBAMMES and ENTRY native, is to settle by ordeal of fact, the rulers of China, during and that it will become the official, not so large as those of mail boats, kow but did not call at this port like films. He once confessed that PR8-for-the-AUTUMN battle.
the period of polition) tutelage, ad-edition as from October 1
to the majority of them. The walls looking boat, barque riggod, and cinema was to see Charlie Chaplin,
and 1 was bore stiff RACE MEETING to be held in Mons
The Report does not take into vocated by Dr. BUN YAT BE, ne on Banday, 16th October, 1832, may be
from the West Before the rise of second year of the Portuguese He treated. and the furniture is of 2,000 tons net, or a trifle smaller After the Archdeacon Wakeford oblamed at The Sport Club, Hour kong cognisaure that may be called cept a fuller Hegree of "help" In celebration of the twenty and rouls are very handsomely with two large funnels. Jockey Club Stabion, or at the Onces of Chines: Nationalism. Perhaps such Nationalism such a scheme might publie fonual dance is to take the Leat resign and workmanship, than her rival, the Stirling Castle, case fund was raised to repay Mr Percy Bath, Bath & Fleming,
teak was impossible. The sugged have been founible bat to-day place at the Club Lasitario on Wed. The floor is covered with a hand which the to some extent resem Dr. Swayne the costs he had incur- 6, Des Vorur Hond,
to manage things in her own way, the dance, Club de Recreio, Club and fixed revolving chairs 16 knuts an hour, so that next year and the whole sum was made gond
(Uontinued on Previous Column 1 small balance, ENTRIES Close P.M. on tion poems, however, to be that the China's attitude is that she prefers nosday. Three clubs are sponsoring of Brussels carpet, and rug blesBhe is capable of doing about red smounting to about £6,000 THURSDAY, 6th OCTOBER, 1982 Manchurian people do not greatly and that she is not altogether: Lutsiting and Liza Portugueza and a placed round the tables-long we may hear of some tall travel to him with the exception of a
big attendance is expected, i Kong Daily Press, October 9, 1882. [2609 care who governs them, provided trustful of foreign helpers.
WONG SIU WOON,
30th September, 1831.
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