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NOTICE.
GREEN ISLAND CEMENT COMPANY, LIMITED.
*RE CALL.
THE Company recently made &
TH call of $3.75 per share in
respect of the partly paid shares in the capital of the Company which was payable by the registered holders on or before the 15th December.. 1933.
Some of such registered share- holders have not paid the call and the Company has notified those of such registered holders who are also the registered bolders of fully paid shares that, unless payment of such call together with inter at thereon "is paid to the Company on or before the 28th day of MARCH, 1934, the Directors will, in addition to their other remedies, take steps to obtain payment by selling such fully paid shares in accordance with the powers conferred on the Company" by its Articles.
It is realised that in some cases both partly paid and fully paid shares standing on the register in the name of the same shareholder have both been sold to the same person, but that such person has taken no steps to have his name put or the register.
While the Company can only deal with such shares in accordance with the share register it coasters fit advisable, though under no" legal obligation to do so, to ware unregis tered purchasers of such partly paid and fully paid shares of the intention. of the Company in the event of any call ant being paid on or before the 28th day of MARCH, 1934, to en-
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OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN No that the FOURTH ORDIN
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HONG KONG DAILY
PRESS.
Governor Opens New
GALA DAY AT SOUTH CHINA A.A.S NEW HOME AT CAROLINE HILL Amazing Growth Recalled
By Club's President
There was an attendance of about 5,000 at Caroline Hill on Saturday when the new pavilion of the South China Athletic Association was officially opened by His Excellency the Governor, Si William Peel.
In the course of a brief address, Mr. M. K. Lo, the Association's President recalled the growth of the member. ship list from 167 in 1917 te 5,000 to-day.
His Excellency the Governor said it was a great plea- sure to him to open the new "pavilion of the S.C.A.A.. He joined Mr. M. K. Lo in making an appeal to the members to play the game for the game's sake,, and .com. gratulated the Club on the progress it has made in sports.
The new pavilion occupies an area of 7,000 square feet, and has two storeys. Built of re-inforced concrete, it has two grand stands, one facing the football ground and Ample space has another overlooking the tennis courts. been provided for changing rooms, kitchen and gymnasium un both floors.
An interesting football ga ne, and a brief prograinme of sports was carried out during the afternoon, which the guests present watched from the grandstands.
Tenure Of Five Years At Least
to
Among the large and distinguish, like to take this opportunity of ed crowd present yesterday were: congratulating Messrs. Leigh and and the Architects, H. E. Sir William Peel and Lady Orange Peel.
Co... the Capt R. F. Walter, Messrs. Sung. Kee A.D.C. to HE, H. E Major Contractors, for a bullding of General. mind Mrs. 0. C Borrett, Capt. F R. L. Mears, A.D.C. to General Borrett, The Hon. Sir Thomas and Lady South orri, Lady Thomson, The Hon. A. E Wood, The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. S Mackle, The Hori. Dr. R. H. Kote- wall, The Hon. Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Tso, His Hon. Mr. Justice and Mrs. MacGregor. His Hon. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Lindsell, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. H. Lang. Mr. and Mrs. A. 6.
MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1934.
Pavilion
THE EMPRESS OF BRITAIN
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In those days this was an extra- other super films he directed were ordinary thing to see, but times "Tugboat Annie" "The Gold Dig- have altered, and for some years gers of 1933" and "I Am A Fugi- past you have had a Chinese girlve From A Chain Gang.” tennis champion in this Colony, Since leaving New York in (Mrs. Eld Litton), and some January the tourists have expert- five years ago both she and her enced very pleasant weather con- brother (Mr. M. W. Lo) in a very ditions, and all the passengers sporting way came to Malaya to have fully enjoyed their cruise, compete in the tennis champion- ships there. They did not succeed in winning any, but they showed us how the game could be played.
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This is the third season in suc- "Britain" 1125
There are about thirty French tourists abroad, and about thirty Canadian, the rest of the passeng ers being either British or Ameri- I have said that the S.C.AA. has can in about equal proportions. been a big factor in the social and
the The Empress of Britain, sporting life of the Colony, and I Commodore Ship of the Canadian should like to add that within the Pacife Line, was. built "on the limits of this Association what I Clyde in 1931, under the sponsor- may call the Lo Family have play-ship of HRH. the Prince of Wales, ed a noble part, both as eminent and is of the few. vessels good performers a games and which have crossed the Atlantic also as keen supporters or sport, in less than Ave days. She is the I wish to associate myself most largest Hiner which has visited strongly with Mr. M. Lo's Hong Kong, being 758 feet long. remarks on the subject of sport.
97 feet broad, and a gross register I agree with him that 'sport is a
of 42.500 tons. great factor in levelling ranks, and improving international relations but it is essential that it should.; be kept clean. One of the Gov-I visited Hong Kong on her round ernors under whom I served in the world cruises, and it will be Malaya used to keep on a card- remembered that Mr. G. Bernard board hanging up in his office the Shaw was among her passengers lines of Elpling.
on the last visit. "The game
is more than the player of the game..
There can be no question that in- "And the ship is more than the ternational understanding and crew."
friendship can best be promoted on the field of sport, which knows no distinction of creed or race," and where the only things that matter are clean sport, 'fair play. and good temper. Et has been said that the Battle of Waterloo was won on the playing Delds of Eton: May it not be hoped that the play- ing fields ofthe civilised world may contribute to the furtherance of universal peace?
The True Sport. I commend these lines to all players of games. You must think not of yourself, but of the game, Į Now to maintain the standard of a game at a high level, it is neces- sary to conform with discipline and with rules. No game can be car- ried on without such. The player who sulks because he has been penalised, or perhaps even suspen- ded, and the player who grumbles because he has perhaps not been
selected for a team when he thinks he ought to have been, are not sportsmen in the true sense and the game is better without them. If sport cannot be maintained at
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HELPERS THANKED Mr. O. W. Luke, the Chairman
of the Club also addressed the gathering, availing himself of the opportunity of thanking all those who by their co-operation and support have made it possible for the club to achieve so much suc- cess in the past.
Sports Results
which they may well be proud. a high level, we had better drop
The vital importance sporting institution like the S.Ct. I join therefore, with Mr. Lo in appealing to this Association to A.A. of having some reasonable
continue to do its utmost to main- In addition to a football match, security of tenure in its playing tain a high standard of sportsman-sports staged on Saturday at Ca- ground is now generally recognised, ship.
roline H1 resulted as follows:- and I venture to hope that in
100 Meters Race:Tuen Chow- the not too distant future such
kuen (11.2); Ip Wing-chim, and security may be accorded to this
Mok Wha kwan. Association in the shape of a five-years' or ten-years lease.
I wish to be as brief as possible, but before I conclude I should like to make an earnest appeal.
True Sportsmanship There can be no doubt as to the intense popularity of football as 3 sport in the Colony. I suppose nowadays it is regarded
Mackchan, Mr. and Mrs. M. K LO, Miss Yeung Sau-king, Miss Yeung Sau-chus Mr. and Mrs O. W. Luke, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bush, Messrs... Lo Yuk Tong, Wong the Registered Offices of the Com-Kwong-tin. Comdr. C. H. Heath- pany, King's Theatre Building, 5th Caldwell, Sung Kee, Mrs. P. H floor, on Wednesday, the 21st day of sin, Yeung Chu-nam, Fung Pak as a trulsm that March, 1984, at 12 o'clock non to
Lok, Li Tze Chung, Li Yuk Tong constitute an effective means of
receive the Directors Report. and Accounts for the year ended 31st December, 1933, to elect Auditors, and to transact such other business as may be properly transacted at an Ordinary General Meeting of the Company.
And Notice is further hereby given that the Register and Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from the 12th to the 21st day of Mareb, 1934, both days inclusive.
LIANG CHI HAO,
Managing Director. Hong Kong, 28th February, 1934.
and Lai Ping Chal
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Five Years At Least. «
Mr. Lo has referred to the ques- tion of the tenure of this ground. and I have gone into the subject. The matter is difficult, for there are other tenants of this Caroline. Hill area and it is still difficult to
see far enough ahead in respect of future needs. I fear therefore that it will not be possible to give a longer tenure at present, but I am prepared to say that, so far as I can foresee, the Association is not like- Sports doly to be disturbed within the next five years, and indeed I trust that it may be allowed to remain here. beyond that period.
breaking down social barriers CHAIRMAN'S SPEECH
and promoting international Addressing the gathering. Mr.
friendship. But a sport, in order M. K. Lo sald:- Your Excellency, to deserve to be so described, and Lady Peel, Ladies and Gentlemen, so that it may wield its beneficent In the name of 4,884 members, Influence beyond its own sphere, including 558 lady members, of must be kept absolutely clean the S.C.A.A., I wish to thank To the true sportsman victory His Excellency the Governor very or defeat is not the important sincerely "for kindly consenting to thing in life: to him. what is open our new, pavilion today, in important, and as important spice of his
engage- life and death, is the preservation ments and the pressing call upon of the unwritten code of his time, and to thank Lady Peel sportsmanship.
honouring the Association I appeal to the S.C.A.A, which with her gracious presence, The keen interest which
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THE HONG KONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK CO., LTD.
TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Nthat the Ordinary Yearly Meet ing of Shareholders will be held in the Office of the Company, 2 Queen's Building, Hong Kong, on Monday, 26th March, 1934, at NOON, for considera tion of the Directors. Report and Statement of Accounts for the year ending 31st December, 1883.
The Share Register and Transfer Books will be closed from the 19th to 28th March, 1934, both days inclusive, By Order of the Ecard of Directora,'.
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Chief Manager.
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Hong Kong, 9th March, 1934,
THE HONGKONG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
LIMITED
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. THE Sixty-fifth Ordinary General
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has gradually grown from the Fils small membership of 185 in 1917, Excellency and Lady Peel take to a membership of nearly 5,000 welfare the Colony, at the present time, which now and the improvements which they enjoys the undisputed "position have already effected in the of the premier Chinese sporting Colony, are well-known to us institution in the Colony, and all, and speaking, as the President which has just received the of one of the leading Chinese high and signal honour of having Sporting Institutions, I have no its new pavilion formally opened that the by His Excellency the Governor. hesitation in stating local sporting community is to love, the game beyond its prize under a great debt of gratitude and to set an example of "an to His Excellency and Lady Peel increasingly high standard of for their kindly interest in, and sportsmanship, 50. that it may potent support of. Sports in make such a contribution to the general
effort of the Hong Kong Football Association in maintaining and preservino football as ʼn mest mark and to the cause and ideal of international friendship and understanding, shall be worthy of its prestige and tradition.
I extend a cordial welcome to all our other guests. and I thank them for attending our fonction today.
***History Of The Ground
This ground was allotted to usby Government on annual permit in 1927. It was then full
GOVERNOR'S SPEECH His Excellency the Governor
I have much pleasure in declar- ing this Pavilion open, and ini wishing the Association continued success. ·
HON. DR. KOTEWALL The Hon. Mr. R. H. Kotewall in the course of a brief speech said. I owe my presence on this plat- form to the kind, but somewhat dis- concerting, invitation of the Ex- ecutive Committee to say a tew words as an Honorary President of this Association. The status of an Honorary President on an cc- casion like this is peculiar; he is of his a sort of host by virtue membership; and he is at the same time a guest, because he does not have to pay for his tea. This am- phibious position has, however, certain advantages whicn it is my intention not to neglect.
Governor
As host,as à memoer of the South China Athletic Association I join the President in his expression Of grateful thanks to His Excellency the and Lady Peel for the keen and deep interest they have always taken in the Association, and for the practical support which they have given to it; as is evidenced by their gracious presence here to- day. To the other guests I also tender sincere thanks for the en- couragement they are giving us by participating in what is to us an important event in our history.
Now, assuming the guise of a of hard rocks, and it seemed to said:
guest. I congratulate most heart- some that it was impracticable Mr. M. K. Lo, Ladies and Gentle ly the Committee of the As”, to convert it into 1 suitable men-It is a great pleasure to me sociation on the completion of this playing field. But the 80.AA. to open this new Pavilion to-day. I the latest of their many useful en- was in desperate need of a playing congratulate the SCAA, on their terprises I have had an oppor- field. for its ever-increasing enterprise in preparing this tunity of reading the souvenir members, and gratefully accepted ground, and in erecting such a fine handbook which the Association what the Government could building. I also join with Mr. Lo has produced specially for** this in congratulating the architects occasion, and I am filled with ad- Since
the 8.C. and the contractors on the suc miration at the remarkable pro- our occupation A.A has spent
$15,000 on cessful completion of the work. gress made. From the modest be- blasting. ・ levelling and forming It is an admirable building, ginning of 50 members, the As- the land, and T can say that though the steps strike me association has now a membership of
somewhat steep. our fine playing ground of today
However, this nearly 5,000, and its activities em- is the result of very arduous work should cause no difficulty to those brace many branches of sport. This and substantial expenditure of ladies who patronise the modern achievement is due to the ability skirt in vogue to-day in Hong- and hard work of successive Pre- Kong.
sidents, Chairmen and Committees, Enormous Strides.
especially Mr. M. K. Lo and Mr. O, It is an especial pleasure to per- W. Luke. The Association" is in- form this ceremony to-day, as I deed fortunate in having two such able and energetic men as Mr. Lo permisalon to done so much for the social and and Mr. Luke to serve its interests build were not successful. In sporting life of the Colony. The in' the same year. Both of them
offer:
Mesting of Shareholders will be money. held at the Offices of the undersigned
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The 8.C.A.A. has been wanting on TUESDAY the 27TH MARCH, to build some kind of pavilion 1934, at NOON, for the purpose of of clubhouse on the land ever rocelying the Report of the General Manegers, together with a statement since 1928, but prior to 1931, know that this Association has of Accounts for the year ended the applications for 31st December, 1933.
The Share Register and Transfer Books will be closed from the 13th to the 37th March 1934, both days
inclusive.
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., Inn. General Managers,
THE HONGLONG FIRE INSURANCE Co., LAD. Hong Kong, 6th March, 1934.
1931, however, permission was granted, and the SO.A.A then proceeded with the task of finding the necessary funds.
Mr. M. E ló has said that sports at an effective means of "pro- moting international friendship.
young Chinese of both sexes have are veritable live-wires which made enormous strides in the mat illamine as well as energiee ter of sport during the last 15.0 International Friendship. 20. years. It seems only a short We were unable to commence time ago, though I do not think it *buliding operationis until August, can he less than seventeen years,
1633, and the pavilion which His that on going to my omica în His Excellency the Governor, eyl-i Excellency has just opened was Pegang one morning about a quar- "dently aharda this view, Judging by completed in seven months after to ten on e hot day, I was the unstinted support he has givến a total cost, including equipment; astonished to see four stalwart to all forms of sport in the of, over 250,000. And I should Chinese girls playing tennia Colony ever since his arrival here.
Obstacle Race:-Jose Arnaiz, M. Oll and James Ford.
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Bouth China:-Ip Wing-chim, | Lee Put Sum. Yuen Chow-kuen
and Chung Wah-chek.
St. Joseph's-C. Amery, H, Ba- ker, S. Chan and G. Sequeira.
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