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THE KA WAH SAVINGS THE CHINESE ENGINEERING &
BANK. LIMITED.
IS HEREBY GIVEN
MINING COMPANY, LIMITED.
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NOTICE.
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NOMOR IF For the editors % FIRST MORTGAGE DEBEN, 29743 29105 29504 29005 23357.29972 in announcing the appointment of
of the Ea Wah Savings Bank, Limited, will be held at the office of Messrs. Lo and Lo, Alexandra Buildings, Des Voeux Road Central, Victoria, Hong Kong, on Wednes day, the 16th day of January, 1985, at 6 o'clock in the afternoon, in pursuant to Section 227 of the Companies Ordinance 1982.
Dated the 7th day of January.
1935.
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By Order of the Board,
天 暉
Chief Manager.
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THE KA WAH SAVINGS BANK. LIMITED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that an Extraordinary Generat Meeting of the slovenamed Company will be held at the registered office of the Company No. 28 Des Voeux Road Central Victoris in the Colony of Houg Kong on Wednesday the 16th day of January, 1935, at 11. o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose of considering, and, if thought fit, passing as an Extraordinary Resolu tion the following resolution, that is to say:-
TURES (KAILAN BONDS)
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TWENTY-SECOND DRAWING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
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value of £24,000 were drawn 33400 33558 93602 33677 39725 33766- on the Thirty-first day of October, 33853 33879 93957 33966. 34001-34027 1934, at the Offices of the Com- 34063 34070 34230 34249_34304 34309 pany, No. 3 London Wall Buildings, 54434 34540 34543 34573 34594 34634 In the City of London, in the pre-34669 34732 34798 34824 34863 34881 sence of Walton Fitzjames Turner, 34897 34938 35023 35162 35268 35320. one of the Directors, Alfred Wil- 35323 95348 35368 35390 35418 35495 lam Berry, Secretary of the Com- 35570 35577 35580 35680 35770 35792| pany, and Nicasio Robert Jauralde, 35794 35897 35921 35958 35967 36006 of 1/2 Great Winchester Street, 36016 38023 36067 38151 36250 36266 38296 36322 36430 36434 36450.36657 26762 36767 36799 38812 38841 36849 36868 36676 36881 38718 36737 36749
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London, EC., Notary Public,
The said Debentures will be paid off at par on the 31st December, 1934, at either of the following places:-
In London: At the Offices of the Company, No. 3 London Wall Buildings. E.C.2;
In Brussels: At the Offices of the Local Board, 13 rue Bre- derede, Brussels;
In China: At the General Offices
of the Company, Tientsin.
5 Bonds of 2500 Each, Numbered:
62 87 196
268
That it has been proved to the satisfaction of this meeting that the Company canno
By reason of its liabilities continue its business and that it is advisable to wind up the Bame and accordingly the Company 70 Bonds of £100 Each, Numbered:
246
The drawn Debentures, with Coupons Nos. 48 to 80 attached. must be left four clear days for examination.
!
ALFRED W. BERRY,
Secretary.
By Order,
be wound up voluntarily.
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Dated the 7th day of January, 1935.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONG KONG.
PROBATE JURISDICTION.
IN THE GOODS OF JOHN REGINALD RINION, LATE OF VICTORIA" IN THE COLONTOR HONG Kono MERCANTILE ASSISTANT, DE- CEASED.....
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TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Court has, by virtue of provisions of Section 59 of the Probates Urdinanca No. 2 of 1897, made an order limiting the time for creditors and others to send in their claims against the above estate to the 31ar of JANUARY, 1935.
All creditors and others are accord- ingly hereby required to send their claims to the undersigned to or before that date.
Dated the 5th of January, 1935. JOHNSON, STOKES & MASTER, Solicitors for the Executrix,
Prince'a Building,
Hong Kong.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONG KONG.
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PROBATE JURISDICTION
IN THE GOODS OF GUADALUPE
BARRETTO DI
BALBAS LATE OF 170, PASEO DE SAN GERFABIO BARCELONA, SPAIN, WIDOW, DECEASED.
TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN No
that the Court has. by virtue of the provisions of Section 58 of the Probates Ordiasuse No. 2 of 1897, made an Order limiting the time for creditors and others to send in their alaims against the above estate to the 31st of JANUARY, 1936.
All creditors and others are accord. Lagly hereby required to send their claims to the undersigned on or before that date.
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Dated the 5th of January, 1935. JOHNBON, STOKES & MASTER, Solicitors for the Exscutor,
Prince's Buliding,
Hong Kong
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THE HONG KONG BRANCH OF THE ENGLISH ASSOCIATION
Tho THIRD MEETING of the Bassion 1934-35
on
will be held in THE HELENA MAY INSTITUTE AT 5:30 PM.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 8 TO-MORROW)
MEM. F. KEY will speak on
WILLIAM DE MORGAN.
Those who wish to bare Tea in the Lecture-ball must order it the day before from the Matron of the Helena May Institute (Tel. No. 88180)
RR CAMPBELL, Hon. Secretary & Tremaurer.: 18133
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Countersigned-
N. R. JAURALDE,
Notary Public.
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MINING COMPANY, LTD. (INCORPORATED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM).
suranes Company take pleasure MB. RONALD KENNETH BATCHELOR as their District Manager for Canton.
E. J. R. MITCHELL, Manager for South China.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG UNIVERSITY CONGREGATION THE 77 JANUARY, 1935.
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NOTICE.
1935.
If Gossip We Must
There is so little to write about this week; perhaps it is because the people are rather tired after all the celebrations we have had and are now taking a rest cure. However, very few people could resist making a trip to the Queen's Theatre where the "Merry Widow" had a run. It is a change having pictures like that and "Love Time" ... the music is so different to the jazz that we hear "day and night.... I hope we will get more like them. Talking about music. have you heard that the first floor of the Peninsula Hotel will be turn- ed into a tea lounge? Yes, it is true and what is better still, classical music will be supplied twice a week. This should prove a welcome "in-
A Pokfulam Road, West of the LL cars will be parked along the Pumping Station At the close of the proceedings chauffeur driven cars will be directed by the Traffic Police to the entrance of the Surgery School. Guests should await their cars there-novation. University Drise, No cars may be parked in the
By order of the Vice-Chancellor,
STANLEY F. BOXER,
Acting Registrar.
The 2nd January, 1935
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PACIFISM RAMPANT
A board of party censors on the text-books used in the schools of the Metropolitan area is about to be established by the London Socialista. Every book is to be minutely examined for traces of NOTICE The following Deben-militaristic, patriotic, and capi- 3894 3972 4076, 4147 4318 4325 drawings have
Bonds drawn at previous talist propaganda" all of which is 4359 4385 4446 4471 4504 4524 deemed and should be presented pencil Matter of “more im- not yet been re- to be summarily excised with a blue 4541-4642-47014746-48174819 for payment without delay:-- 4887 4904 4951 4976 5017 5034:
partial character" is to be tub- 5120 5204 5210 5330 5410 5474
stituted in its place. We, for our 55315545 5519 5552 5574 5604
books contain "capitalist," far less. part, are not aware that any school 5815 5630 5697 5725 5739 5845
"Militaristic propagarida, but we 5873 5888 5881 5898 5954 5861 5993 6012 6043 6050 6053 6056
31187|instil the virtue of patriotism as-
refolce that many of them seek to 6098 6105 8117 6123 8164 6216 36412 6222 6325 6326 6344 6448 6565
the arst duty of a good British 6587 6610 6797 6798 8891 6915
citizen, and we hope we shall never 7091 7156 7182 7207 7208 7211
live to see that day when our chil- 7247 7253 7200 7294 7323 7376 THE CHINESE ENGINEERING & for the splendid heritage to which dren are no longer taught reverence
they are privileged to be born Nor do we find it a matter for reproach that this heritage Includes deeds in arms which have made it possible for a Socialist junta of freemen to si in judgment on our school text-books instead of hewing stone
doubt but and drawing water for some foreign oppressor. However, we have no censorship will be highly congeniai that the impending
to the present rulers at the County Hall, whose exercises in educational ** impartiality" already cry to heaven. We need only mention the transformation of Empire Day into a League of Nations Day, the re- cent ban on the attendance of Hampstead school-children at a Navy lecture, and the decision to constitute Armistice Day hence forward as a "Peace Day" which will be a culmination of all the anti-war propaganda carried on *. d.
throughout the year." Virulent 12. 0..
anti-nationalism, in short, is the 28/5
Socialist idea of an impartial 9. 3-3/5 substitute for patriotism.
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PAINTEREST due on lar DAYMENT of the HALF-YEARLY JANUARY, 1935, will be made on pre- sentation of Coupon No. 45 at any of the undermentioned Banks, viz., HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI
or
At BANKING CORPORATION. Tieztain, CRAZZIZED BANK Or Shanghai
INDIA, AUSTRALIA, AND CHINA,
BANQUE DE
L'INDO-CHINE.
Hong Kong. Tientsin and Hong Kong only, (Tientsin and
Shanghai only. The Interest, feas Income Tax at 4/6 in the £, will be — Os £20 DZBINTURES:
BANQUE BELGI POUR
L'ETRANGEE.
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Per Coupon (Gross) Less Tax at 4/6 in the f-
Net Amount Payalls
O £100 DEBINTURES: Por Coupon (Gross) Les Tax at 1/8 in the £-
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On January 28, the M.CL are holding a bridge tournament contract sind auction ..at the Peninsula and this should be a success, especially as the arrange- ments are in the capable hands of
(“BY CHANCE")
At the Fanling Hunt Races
wanted to see Andrew and Ursula, "aries are to be held during the the talented English exponents of week. The finals will be held on modern ballroom dancing. The Sunday when the best pair will be couple are very well-liked here as chosen. they have such charming person- palities. I have never seen such a
THE BLONDES' FAREWELL
Mrs. Burnle,
Among those who have just re-delightful array of dresses as those
The Six Hollywood Blondes made turned to the Colony are" Mr. and worn by Ursula and I am sure many their farewell appearance at the Mrs. C. J. Church. I saw Mrs. ather women must have admired Roof Garden on Saturday night Church on Saturday at the Hong them too.. Of her evening gowns, I l'and there was such a crowd that Kong Hotel, she was looking very think she looks most bewitching in one would have thought that Xmas smart in a navy blue costume. the red quilted georgette, as red The holiday in Australia seems to goes so well with her beautiful have done her. lots of good far she blonde hair... is looking as fit as ever.
During the whole of the past week the tea dances in the Roof. Garden of the Hong Kong Hotel were more popular than ever. It was perhaps, because the people
We are to have a dance cham- pionship again and I am glad that this time there are to be judges to pick the champion pair instead of, as on the last occasion, leaving it to "popular vote." The prelimin-
Seen at Fanrg Hunt Races
defence, is anathema; a civil war, provided the aggressors are class- conscious Socialist, is replete with honour, What is this but to.
"Compound for sins they are
Inclined to
By damning those they have no
mind to "7
LOCAL "AND GENERAL
and New Year was being celebrated all over again. I understand that all the "old customers" were there while quite a number of new faces were seen but as I was not there myself I am sorry I cannot tell you anything about the dresses,
THE KNITTING COMPETITION
All the ladies in town must have had rather fun entering for the Viyella Knitting Competition. In fact. I saw so`many of them thus occupied that it reminded me of the dark days of the war' when our mothers were all knitting socks and I other garments for the boys in
the trenches" (and weren't come.. of them misfits. Ed.) Mrs. G. H. Thomas was awarded first prize. The garment she submitted was so good that one might have thought It was done by machine Some-of- the entries were definitely "frat class" and on the whole the com-.. petition was a big success. I hear that the prize ladies' jumper (en- tered by Miss H. de Souza) will be worn by a very pretty girl whose photograph will be published in all the local papers.
NEWS SUMMARY
The K.C.C Annual Children's sports were held on Saturday when
the prizes
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The aircraft carrier H. M. 3. Lady Southern, O.B.E. presented
Hermes arrived here from Singa- pore yesterday afternoon, relieving HMS. Eagle.
A 50-year-old Chinese was sen tenced to one month's hard labour The Hong Kong Ladles Hockey for shackling a boy and putting a
chain around his neck' Club Dance will be held next
Paxe, é, Friday week at the Peninsula Hotel Roof Garden.
A special service was held last night at St. Andrew's Church
Hall by the Russian Community who are celebrating the Russian Christmas to-day.
Three cases of Diphtheria, one Enteric Fever, and one of
"
We suspect that solicitude for international peace is not the only motive with some of these Socialist tam Mellor, Scctalist candidate for educational reformers. Mr. Wi-
Enfield at the last election, and a former editor of the "Dally Herald," is reported to have said at Oxford "1 would do all I could to, encourage the disruption of the British Empire, because that means the disruption of the present system of capitalism." No doubt Mr. Mellor cherishes grudge against the British Army and Navy and Air Force for having prevented of the disruption of the British Empire Cerebro-Spinal Fever were reported in the last War. But does he to the Health Authorities for the imagine that "the delivery of the 24 hours ended January A. British Empire into the hands of a foreign power would have advanced the end of capitalism by a single In our anxiety to maintain the day, or would have contributed one world's peace we yield nothing to iota to the freedom, virtue or hap- these smug peace-mongers. What piness of 19. :6,
Socialfit? Are the disturbs us is not so much the self-parents of Britain, going to entrust righteousness as the crude stupidity, the education of their children to of their proceedings. The schools, people like Mr. Mellor and his and even the kindergartens, of friends at the County Hall, who are Germany are saturated with mill- taristic, to say nothing of patriotic, propaganda. In Italy, the cur riculum is systematically contrived the scholars love and admiration to excite more and more among.
for the glorious Italian | army.” Does anyone for a moment suppose, that Herr Hitler or Bignor Mussolini will abate a lot or a tittle of their
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ON 2500 DEBINTURES: L. d.
Per Coupon (Gross)
15. U. U Less Taz at 4/6 in the £8. 7. 6.
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Net Amount Payable £11.19
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Chief Managers.
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The order of procedure, at to- day's Congregation of the Hong list of the graduates who are being Kong University, together with a presented today are on
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His Excellency Sir William Peel is opening the School of Surgery at the University this afternoon after the Congregation, Page 6.
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established for the Colony to take An Urban Council is being the place of the present Sanitary Board.
Page $4.
The Hong Kong Rotary Club recommences its weekly lecture The New Territories Agricultura meetings, after the holiday session, show, opened by the Hon. Dr. R to-morrow. The speaker will be H. Kotewall on Saturday was a Dr. Hu Shih of the National Uni- great success. W
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3rs. Chin Chun Chiu and H. D. Next Thursday, a "Progressive Rumjahn entered the final of the Games" afternoon will be held HK. Mixed Doubles Championship but mildly anticipating what theyTellowship Society in St. Andrew's
by the St. Andrew's Women's by defeating Mr. and Mrs. Kayl hope one day to accomplish from the larger arena of Westminster?
OPEN DOOR" POLICY
IN CHINA
New York, Jan. 5. Charges that Japan in the past scholastic militarism Just because has frequently violated the prin- some Bocialist busybodles decide ciples of the open door" policy to banish every hint of the exisin Chins are plainly repudiated in
K
Church Hall and a hearty invita- tion is extended to all It is hoped that in time the Fellowship will become an International Women's Club' in Kowloon.
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The list of those who qualibed" yesterday at Fanling for the Junior Championship is on,