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BANK HOLIDAY.

In Accordance with Govern ment Ordinance. THE EX CHANGE BANKS will be CLOSED for the Transaction of PUBLIC BUSINESS 01

PUBLIC AUCTION,

PARTICULARS AND CON. DITIONS of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Monday, the¦ 8th day of September, 1941, at 3 p.m., at the Offices of the Public SATURDAY, the 6th September Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of

1.61 of

Land Crown Mong

the Kok. in

Colony term of of Hong Kong for a

the option of renewal at a Crown Rent to be

onc

75 years, with

fixed by the Surveyor of His

1941. (Additional ffoliday). Hongkong, 2nd September, 1943.

426

THE STAR FERRY COMPANY LIMITED

FERRY SERVICES WILL STOP AT MIDNIGHT ON Intending bidders are advised FRIDAY, 5TH SEPTEMBER,

Majesty the

KING, for

further term of 75 years.

one

that immediately after the dis 1941, AND RESUME AT 5.20 rosal of the lot the Purchaser A.M. ON SATURDAY, GTH (if not the applicant) will be SEPTEMBER, 1941.

ar deposit with required to

THE LAST FERRY WILL.

HONGKONG AT authorised officer who will be LEAVE present at the sale, the sum of 11.55 P.M. two hundred dollars, ($200) in THE LAST FERRY WILL cash. This sum will be refunded LEAVE KOWLOON AT 11.55

payment of

on

price.

the Purchase P.M.

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT

By Order of the Harbour Muster.

C. M. MANNERS,

No. of Sale

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THE RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING COMPANY LIMITED.

(Incorporated in Queensland; .

Notice of Declaration of Secu!

Interim Dividend.

NOTICE is hereby given that

EVACUATION REPRESENTATION COMMITTEE

The public meeting which was postponed from Tuesday, Sept. 2, 1941, will be held on Wednes

day, Sept. 3, 1941, at the Rost

Room of the Peninsula Hotel, a

p.m.

W. V. TAYLOR, Hon. Sec., Evacuation

Representation Committee.

The Daily Press.

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Hongkong, SkPTRMULK 3, 1991,

EDITORIAL

TYPHOON SOUTH OF COLONY

(Elainan

Amoy

Swatow

Form

Herna

N. Borneo

190

20

10

110

130 According to a report issued by the Royal Observatory yesterday morning, the position of the typhoon at 6 am, was lat, 17N.. long. 115 moving in a westerly direviou

The No. 1 Signal was hoisted at 2.13 p.m. The typhoon's position yesterday afternoon was given as being within 30 miles o lat. 18N, long 114E, moving WN.W.

NATIONAL DAY

OF PRAYER A telegram from the Secretary of State for the Colonies has been received to the effect that it is;

anniversary

DAGGER THREAT

HUSBANDS HAVE CONFERENCE

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, · 1941,

THE WAR IN THE AIR:

R.A.F. CARRY OFFENSIVE DEEP INTO NAZI GERMANY:. REASONS FOR LOSSES

"Until the German air force is beaten out of the sky, R.A.F. casualties will continue to rise with increasing in- tensity. But directly the German air defences begin to break up, there will be a sudden drop in these losses and when that happens the days of the German air force will be numbered," said MAJOR OLIVER STEWART, M.C.. A.F.C., the well-known commentator on aerial warfare, when he broadcast from London yesterday on the losses of British aircraft and personnel since the R.A.F. develop- ed their recent offensives against Germany in the west.

"In Europe, the R.A.F. is now losing more heavily than the German air force in the west." began Major Stewart, "Its bomber losses are some- times two or three times as great and its fighter losses! have been heavier than the Germans have suffered.

"In these circumstances, the casualties must be high, be- cause it enables the enemy to get their ground defences and fighters ready to deal with unr bombers."

NIGHT ATTACKS

Jost

night 100.

Turning to the R.A.F. night at- tacks. Major Stewart said that here too the casualties were heavy. One night the R.A.F. seat out over RECENT LOSSES

and on 300 machines

Another "Once recently the RAF. fourteen Bahters for one German

"When a force as large as that machine known to be destroyed. Is sent out to By far into Germany On Friday last, the R.A.F. lost ten by uight, casualties are incrita- and the Germans lost ten.

In the ble." continued Major Stewart raids on the Cologne power "We must remember that they

far stations we lost much more heavily have to ty five times as Tù In proportion to the Germans.

reach Berlin as German bombers have to By to reach London.

"After the figures we have 10 ine Battle over Britain. I prefer to

"And yet the loss percentages call it by this name as it was not have been down to below five per the Battle of Britain. which is still cent, and sometimes 2 per cent. going on the present. Agures seem and even less. Sunday was a day

WITH GOVERNOR depressing. On Aug. 18, the RAF of heavy ralds and we only lost

manner.

and anti-aircraft guns shot down two fighters.

nearly seven German planes for "We did not bomb Germany everyone we lost, On Aug. 31. a when it was a comparatively easy year ago, the RAF shut down 88job when we held bases in France, enemy machines and lost only 13. so we must take up this job now, but we cannot expect to under- "We have learned to expert that the R.A.F. should

take these extremely dangerous get

and difficult

with stronger and it has got.

continued stronger,"

Major losses. Stewart. "So it is puzzling at first that the R.A.F. should suf-, fer more losses in relation to the enemy than it did then.

OBVIOUS REASONS

Secretary & Manager TWO YEARS OF WAR IN LOOKING BACK over two years of modern warfare, with all its attendant horrors,

The Evacuatio Representation miseries and hardships, the

the desire of His Majesty the King Committee was received by His Ex- ordinary man-in-the-street that Sunday. September 7. being cellency the Governor, Sir Geoffry might well be excused for the first Sunday following the Northcote, KCMG.. and the Col- asking whether all the sacri- second

of the otional Secretary, Hon. Mr. N. L. C.M.G.. at Government fices of life and property break of war, should be observed Smith,

a National Day of Prayer. House last evening in an informal

operations made during the last twenty- four months have achieved

The whole conference was on the

"Finally, I want to get this anything substantial and

round table principle and questions

picture of R.A.F. bombing in Mrs. Barretto, 1 No. 3 whether the continued pay-

Hau were freely answered by His Ex-

its

When true perspective, these losses are looked upon in ment of such a high price for Wong Road, reported to the police sellency and the Colonial Secre- The purchaser of the lot will be' a Second Interim Dividend of a further indefinite perlod entered het

last night that a Chinese male tary,

relation to the whole war they house by the rear! The Governor, in answer to a

are really insignificant. They required to pay to the auctioneer three pence per share for the can secure for him and his door last night, and, threatening question, said that he would re- "Some of the reasons for this

do not rise to extreme figures. in cash the sum of $3,167.00 tinancial year ending 31st March, fellows the peace and security ner with a dagger, took $10. commend the continued existence

are obvious. some are new, I

"One thing is certain and that is (being 10% of the upset price) | 1942, has been declared by the for which this fight for

of a Committee to his successor.

mentioned a year ago that some that until the German air force is immediately after the fall of the Directors of the Company in freedom

A full report of this conference German planes had been brought beaten out of the sky, R.A.F has been under- hammer, the balance of the Brisbane, payable 00

19thtaken. The question is the out on September 3, 1939, but will be given at the general meet-down by anti-aircraft fire. On the casualties will rise with increasing on the definite change that ing to be held in the Rose Room, two days I mentioned just now. intensity. But directly the Cer- premium being paid in accordance September, 1941, to Shareholders; natural outcome of the cer-

anti-aircraft guns shot down 25 man air defences break down. with the Conditions of Sale.

on the Register at Brisbane and tainty that in this war, in has taken place in the picture Peninsula Hotel, at 6 p.m. today.

and 15 enemy machines. Nowadaya there will be a sudden drop In since the German hordes Singapore on 18th September, contrast with the conflagra-

our anti-aircraft guns shoot down casualties and when that happens swept everything before them tion which enveloped the

very few machines, the reason be the days of the German air force ing that there are very few to will be numbered. It is essential NOTICE is also hereby given world a little over quarter of in the middle of 1940. As Eu-

shoot at.

to weigh up the whole position to that the Singapore Transfer a century ago, the civilian

"That is because the Germans see what is being done against this are not attempting now to come cost. Much greater losses must be Registers will be closed from population of a country is be-in the path of the Nazi ag- gressor and when hope for Friday, 12th September, toing called upon to bear even

over in daylight. When they have contemplated as the R.A.F. builds the survival of democracy

tented themselves with visiting further into Germany,” concluded some coast town, dropping a bomb Major Stewart. or two and darting off.

ather "On the

hand the R.A.F. is now spending much time over enemy-occupied ter- ritory The German anti-air- craft guns, therefore, have a Belter chance than they had a year ago. There then is the first reason for the in reased R.A.F. casualties, and the de- terioration in the ration of losses. A year ago the Ger- we mans were attacking and were defending-now we are attacking and they are defend- ing.

424

R..

PUBLIC AUCTION.

PARTICULARS AND CON

1941.

ropean nations were crushed

Forthcoming Marriages

The following forthcoming mar-

DITIONS of the Sale by Public Fhursday, 18th September, 1941, heavier losses than the fight was at its lowest ebb, one rtages were announced yesterday: attempted to do so they have con- up its offensive and carries it out

Auction to be held on Monday, the 8th day of September, 194!,| at 3 p.m., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown Land at Shamshaipo, in Colony of Hong Kong for

75 years, of mencing from 1st July, 1898, with the option of renewal at a

Я terma

the

com.

both davs inclusive, for the ing forces and that problems preparation of Dividend Warrants

their protection from By Order of the Board,

DERRICK & CO., Chartered Accountants,

Local Secretaries.

Jonghong Bank Chambers, INGAPORE, 23rd August, 1941.

422

Crown Rent to be fixed by the HONGKONG & SHANGHAI

for

Hur.

SITSON MA TO PLAY HERE

Music-lovers in the Colony will

be delighted to learn that the forthcoming season will be opened with two recitals by the gifted vir- tuoso violinist, Prof. Bitson Ma, which will take place at the Rose Room of the Peninsula Hotel on the evenings of Sept, 26 and 27.

Prof. Ma is no stranger here for

nation alone, while it nursed

Mr. Wat Po-kee, dentist, of No. its wounds, resolved that this death and disaster have not threat to world freedom must 51. Johnston Road, and Miss Law yet been completely solved.

Shun-kwan of No. 42, Percival St. There is also the fact that the be stopped at all costs.

riedly, but determinedly, the Mr. Richard Henry Duddridge, of civilian populations have been

British Commonwealth of the Royal Naval Yard, and Miss led to expect even graver

Nations prepared to avenge Emilia Marie Jose Xavier of No. hardships and greater hor-

under the Prussian boot and rors as the brains of the belli-the nations that had fallen 15. Nga Tsin Long Road.

Mr. Chau Wa-shang, clerk, of gerent nations are directed

to wipe out for ever that hor- No. 105, Lockhart Road, and Miss towards finding new weapons

rible imprint from every part Lau May-yin, of No. 111, Glouces to gain them a victory.

of the earth which it threa-ter Road. VIEWED from this angle, tened. Surveyor of His Majesty the BANKING CORPORATION. the two years of war which

Mr. Tang Tak-chuen, merchant. THAI determination has of No. 09. Jaffe Road, and Miss King, for one further term of 24

have just closed might well NOTICE IS HEREBY be described, in the words of prevailed beyond the fondest Tam Sau-ying. of No. 33, Ewo Hill

hopes. Today, Britain, streng- Street.

1 la true that the Germans at the age of 17, after his debut GIVEN that the Certifica. an American newspaper, asthened by her own resolve No. 6 NS. 9889 dated Hong "searing and senseless." This, and that of her Empire, re-s. Gough Street, and Miss Kwok their hands so that we don't have the Colony won him the highest Mr. Lo Shiu-yn, salesman, of No have the Russian campaign on in Paris, his first performances in kong: 20tb October, 1940, however, is but a selfish atti-inforced by the resources and sau-hing, of No. 21, Hing On Road, to deal with so many planes as praise of the publle and critics for seven shares of this Bauk tude and, happily, it is not

man-power of her dominions (H aot the applicant) will be numbered 63580/63582 and an attitude that is shared by and colonies, alded by the

Mr. Wong Yue-kwong, clerk, of we did a year ago. But it seems

that they have only transferred a His last appearance in the Col- required to deposit with an

vast majority of the

No. 13, Lyndhurst Terrace, and productive capacity of her authorised officer who will be 7976/7979 in the name of Mrs. the

Miss Lee Chul-chun, of No. 11. large number of bombers to the ony was in early 1939 when several those countries

eastern front and kept their fight recitals were given by him under great sister Democracy and Queen's Road West. present at the sale, the sum of Ethelle Muriel Dowling, Certi people of

ers in the west, Even so their

the distinguished patronage of His two hundred dollars, ($200) ficate No. 6/NS. 9890 dated, which have taken up arms, morally uplifted by increasing

Mr. Tham Kah-wal, merchant,ghter strength in the west is not Excellency the Governor, Bir Geot- | world sympathy for her cash. This sum will be refunded Hongkong, 29th October 1940 very much against their wish on payment of the Purchase for two shares of this Bank to do so, to end the constant l'cause, stands not only uneon-residing, at the St. Francis Hotel, great enough to put the smallest tray. Northcote:

numbered 7980/7981 in the name threat to national security [quered and undeterred in her and Miss Cheong Sam-wal, of. the, check on the RAF attacks. PARTICULARS OF THE LOT and Certificate No. 6/NS. 9891 peace and tranquillity which tory cannot be denied her, no

years less the last three days thereof.

Intending bidders are advised

that immediately after the dis

posal of the lot the Purchaser

price.

No. of Sale

Locality.

New Kowloon Island Registry No.

Lot No. 2878. Adjoining New Kowloon Inland

Boundary

Measure

Castle Peak Road,

+

ments

As per

sale plan.

Rental Rental

******Annual**

Upset. Price.

Contents in

Square feet.

** )

About

3.990

201

17,980-

of Mr. Willred Murray Theobald, and the menace

to world

aims, but confident that vie-

reached war have

new

In

same address,

PRO-NANKING PUBLICATIONS BANNED

No

NO.CHECK ON RAF.

The obvious reason for the in-

!

creasing R.A.F. casualties, there- MORE BOOKS FOR

fore, is that the offensive is now undertaken by our pilots and not by the enemy pilots. This obvious reason is, however, concerned with the selection of targets and their

PRISONERS

Singapore prisoners will soon be

situation. Most of these are with- able to enjoy better reading fact

Tabled at the Legislative Coun

in Germany and casualties can be litles. brought down readily enough" if the RAF. would confine their at meeting in Singapore was fewer than 63 pro-Wang tacks to those parts of Germany Finance Committee vote of $300 Ching-wet and Communist pub which are within easier reach and for the purchase of books for the Ucations have been banned by the with gets which are not imper. local prison: ibrary,

Visiting Justices have remarked. Government of the traite Settle-

tant.

"When the Germans came over that the books avaliable "in the

dated Hongkong, 29th October is embodied in the war aims matter how hard and long 1946 for seven shares of this of the aggressor nations. To the road to that goal. Her Bank numbered 7982/7987 and secure this end, therefore, no production of the sinews of 60985 In name of Mrs. sacrifices are too great and

the Elizabeth Lyonn Lancaster have no horrors so brutal that they heights and the call for been LOST or STOLEN, and cannot be endured. Hitlerism greater efforts to soar up the should these ecrtiflcates not be must be defeated and to that

output of planes, guns, tanks produced to the Bank before the end every man and woman in and other war material is the anti-aggression countries 13th September, 1941, new

finding ready response, devoted their lives, Certificates for the shares will have

admiration of this attitude, ments, be issued and the aforesaid whether it be on the battle the United States is now The Central Press Bervica of here a year ago they did not at prison library for distribution Certificates Nos. 6/NS. 9889. field or in the factories and marching in step with Bri-Nanking, the Overseas Chinese tempt to attack, during daylight, amongst prisoners, are very in 6/NS. 9800, and 6/NS. 9891. workshops that supply the tain, while other countries Monthly of Amoy, the Centralny targets that were outside their adequate and that this detect will be thereafter treated by weapons to fight this war to menaced by aggression are Daily News of Shang ughter ranges, so that they could should be remedied at once.

South China News escort their bombers all the way To put the library on a proper turning to her and her allies hal, the

Agency of Canton, the South out and all the way back, con working basis approximately WITH this principle ac- with renewed hope. This is China and Honggong Daily News tinued Major Stewart. When 1 Chinese, 60 Malay and 60. Ind cepted, it is easier to consider what two years of war has of Hongkong are among those described the RAF rald on books will have to be purcha how far the allied war alms done to make the continua- banned k

Cologne recently, I said that our and it is estimated that #800 have progressed during the tlon of the fight worthwhile The centres of publication range escorting fighters had to leave our be required for this purpose, past two years. This estimate and in order to eliminate for from Nanking to Hongkong, bombers at Antwerp and let them his expenditura can

Batayla and Tokyo, 450 on alone. That is what our air postponed for indiuision Chlet Manager of progress cannot be made ever the evil forces which are the bans to become effective foros has to do they must send 1043 estimates, in low Hongkong, 13th August, 1041,

solely on the position of the even now giving way before immediately, according to an offt, out their boinbera without assis-visiting Ju 390 allied arms when war broke the forces of right.

afal notification (Central News), tancolinde.

The purchaser of the lot will be this, Corporation as NULL and end war. required to pay to the auctioneer VOID.

in cash the sum of $1,708.08 (being 10% of the upset price) Immediately after the fall of the hammer, the balance of the premium being pala tú accordance with the Conditions of Sale,

By Order of the Board of Directors,

V. M. GRAYBURN,

Chino

the committee

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