Telegrams.
HONGKONG TEVYGRAPH
SERVICE,
CANTON-HANKOW RAILWAY.
THE LOAN AGREEMENT,
By courty of the "Sheung" "Po."]
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY MAN 24, 1909.
WATKINS, LIMITED.
ANNUAL REPORT,
The report of the general managers to be presented at the tooth ordinary annual meeting of shareholders to be held at the Company's office at noon, on Saturday, 29th May, 1909 ¡reads :— ..
Gentlemen,We beg to submit to you, our report and statement of the accounts of the company for the year ended the 31st Decem ber, 1958,
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT..
The result for the year on the trading shows Peking, 28rd May.
a profit of Sco,216.3%, to which must be added The terms of the loan agreement the balance of 1967 account 575458 and $518 for the construction of the Canton-surplus of rents receivable over Crown rent and taxes payable, making a total of $11,4/8.95. Hankow Railway have been submit-
Certain interest and depreciation has to be allowed for and instead of declaring a small ted to Chang Chih-tung; it is ex-dividend with the balance it is considered pected that the agreement will soon sounder to still further conserve the financial be concluded..
Your general managers do not wish to crip pia the buying capacity of the business for the recond half of the year, as would be the case were a dividend now declared, which would have to be paid out of borrowed money.
It is reported that the Grand Council has decided not to raiso a loan for the Hankow-Chengtu, Rail-
way
PORTUGAL AND CHINA.
ANOTHER REBUFF FOR THE POR-
TUGUESE MINISTER...
[Bs caurluy of the "Sheung Po")
Peking, 23rd May.
The Portuguese Minister in Pek ing has demanded the release of Lung Kit, who was arrested in Shanghai and ordered to be sent back to Kongning to stand his trini for alleged complicity in a rovolu- tionary movement.
The ground upon which the Por- tuguese Minister urged the release of Lung was that he is a
a Portuguese subject.
The Waiwupu has strenuously
opposed the application.
RAILWAYS,
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT, GENERAL WANTED,
[By courtesy of the " Sheung Po.").
Peking, 23rd May.
HE. Chang Chih-tung. has memorialized to the effect that affairs connected with railways are becoming too numerous and asked for the appointment of an assistant Superintendent-General.
Ho recommends H.E. Tang Shao yi as a fit person for the post...
HSU SHHI-GHANG-
ARRIVAL IN PEKING.
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po.")
Peking, 23rd May. H.E. Hsu Shih-chang, ex-Viceroy of the Three Eastern Provinces, arrived in Peking on 23rd instant, and took over his duties us president of the Ministry of Posts and Com- munications on the samỏ day,
MACAO DELIMITATION.
H.B. KO SOLE COMMISSIONER.
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po.")
Peking, 23rd May, It is proposed by the Grand Council to grant to H.E. Ko Yi-him, special commissioner, plenary powers in connection with the delimitation of the boundaries of Macao.
No assistant commissioner will be. appointed, so ga to obviate the neces `sity of a division of responsibility,
HEROISM REWARDED
MAVAL OPPICER'S 'OLLLANTRY RICOGNISED, Flag Commander D. T. Norris, of the King Alfrak, has just been awarded' the bronze medal for life-saving by the Royal Humane Society. The officer in question rescued a seamin of the flagship from drowning by jump- ing into the water whilst she was going. 12 knote an hour off Hongkong on Feb. 3 last, The man, a stoker named Williams, slipped off a gangway and would have been 'faevitably drowned had it not bees for the gallantry of Flag Commander Norris. The madal was also amed by Private J. R. M'Lavy, Royal Marine Light Infantry, for his plucky rescue of Private Readwood, of the same corply who alipped from a ladder and fell Into Hongkong harbour whilst ambarking on the cruiser Kent
standing of the company.
Debtors 19
Trade sambusasiame Sundries
Unexpired fire insurance.
and licences
Cash
Russo-Chinese Bank..... Hongkong and Shanghai
Banking Corporation : In hand
811.37 -2,540.80
8,352.25
437.45
45.10 895.05
JAPAN SUGAR SCANDAL,
FORBIGN TRADEMARKS
APAN.
REMARKABLE RESULT OF AN INVESTIGATION.
Today's Advertisements.
PRELIMINARY NOTICE
PUBLIO ADOTION. THE Undersigned bave received instructions
from E. NIEDHARDT, E#Q„ to sell by
fra
-PUBLIC AUCTION,
on
THURSDAY,
residence, No. tr. Conduit Road,
"Ranfurly,"
· THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, {Particulats from 'Catalogue). TERMS ÁS UBOBĚ,
Intimations.
THE DAIRY TARM CO. LIMITED.
DURE, RICH AND WHOLESOME MILK
Straight as it comes from the Cow.
The Company's Farms, Utensils and Methods are Models of Cleanliness and, in these particulars, are probably unsurpassed in [434 the World.
HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers.
Hongkong, 24th May, 1909.
om Sit FRANCIS PIGGOTT, KL, PUBLIC AUCTION. "HE Undersigned bave received instructions
to sell by
PUBLIC AUCTION,
As the recent case in the Kobe Salbansho shows, the piracy of foreign trade-marks in Japan still proceeds, and it is satisfactory to find that the judiciary is begithing to take a terions view of the offence. The firm of Thomas 1,378.60 | Uubbuck & Co., of London, well-known manu facturers of paints and oils, have had some $133,373,83 CHAN A FOOK Į
trouble in the past through their trade-marks bo- the 27th May, 1909, at 2,30 F.M, within his G. 4. WATKINS General Managers ng pirated to Japan, and as the representative of this firm was in Kobe recently, a member of the Japan Chronicle staff had an interview with him, it being understood that he was in Japan VIEWS OF ONE OF THE ACCUSED, Investigating some recent trade-mark piracies. “Mr. Esaki Reiji, a well-known business-man that during his investigations, extending over Welearn from Messrs. Hubbuck's representative of Tokyo, who is one of the persone committed several weeks, some remarkable disclosures by the Preliminary Court for public trial as the have been brought to light in connection with result of the investigation into the sugar com the piracy in Japan of the London firm's trade pacy scandal case, is now at home on bail. To marks. We have been shown the correspond. a representative of the Asaf on the roth inence in the matter, which, however, panding staat, says the Japan Chronicle, Mr. Raaki gave consultation with the directors of the company, the following particulars of his action is coa Messrs. Hubback's representative does not nection with the scandal. Mr. Esaki became wish published for the present. The particu Your general managers trust that the sacri a large shareholder of the company in Augular case of piracy to which we refer is a very fices of the last four years will bring their ra- ward in the annual accounts for 1909. It is director of the company was very suspi- the evidence goes, the officials of a certain Go serious one, and we regret to day that, so far as considered advisable to allocate the balance of cious. For instance, the bills paid by them verement department ars involved, if not im $1,488.96 as follows: *-
to the Okadaya alone, a tea-house of Ham. interest on tonus and overdrafts..... 5 1,404.78 acho, Tokyo, amounted to between Y2,000
plicated.
Last evening the representative of Messrs. Depreciation-Stop fulags and
and Y5,000 each month. It would appear that Hubbuck and Son left for Tokyo to have a furniture at 15 per cont...........
the directors were leading a very dissolete life, further interview on the matter with Sir Claude 1,458.75 Building
*****2,200.24 and keeping concubines. The large share MacDonald, the British Ambassador, after Aerated water plaat
2,106.90 holders were much concerned as to the future which be will proceed to London to lay the Stock.......................... 2,003.00 of the company and bolders of not less than whole facts before the company. We are given Exchange account skinny
691.73 300 shares agreed among themselves to come to understand that great pressure is being bine together and select auditors from among brought to bear upon Meters. Hubbuck's sov themselves or their friends only and to guard presentative nal to publicly disclose the result of their interests against the directors. They ac is investigations in Japan, but in the interests cordingly held a meeting, in the evening of of honest dealers it is to be hoped that a full October 37th, 1907, at the Ischei, a tea-house at Ryogoku. The meeting, which was attended sure that the jepanese Government is no party exposure of the fraud will be made, for we are by 34 shareholders, first considered the questo the incident of which complaint it made. tion relating to the sugar monopoly, and then The greater publicity that is given to the dis adopted the following resolutions in addition covery of such frauds, the more likely is it that to one to the effect that the company should be the practices will be suppressed. compelled to pay a dividead at the rate of 20 per cent. for the second half of 19571-
Balance to next year
+6+7.55
$11,488.96
AUDITORS. The accounts have been audited by Measts. Love, Bingham & Matthews.
CHAN A FOOK General Managers. G. A. WATKINS} Hongkong, aoth April, 1999.
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER, 1908,
To Interest on bill, Igans and overdraft............ Depreciation;-
Shop fittings and fural-'
tore at 1 percent...$1,458.76 Building
2,709 24. Aerated water plant... 2,106.95 Stock
meme 2,000,00
Exchange loss on sub
sidiary coin......... Les gain on sterling
exchange
$15.97
524.24
Halance as per balance *sheet
Balance from last year of working ac- 4 Count Rent receivable---13 rent and Taxes paid...
1907. At that time, the action of the
"
(1.) That the directors should consult with 5 1,404.78 the various authorities concerned as required by circumstances for the adoption of a Sugar Monopoly by the Government,
7.774.90
(2) That in the event of the Sugar Mono- poly Bill being passed by the two Blouses of the Diet, the shareholders of the company should subscribe Yg on each share as semune ration for the services of the directors..
(3.) That the auditors of the company should be elected from, among shareholders holding 300 or more shores each,
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THE ACCOUCHEMENT OF THE QUEEN OF HOLLAND.
The Hague, April 3o. al ten minutes to this morning, Up to the Queen Wilhelmina gave birth to a daughter hour of telegraphing her Majesty and the infant Princess are progressing favourably. The Prince Consort communicated the news of the
birth direct te King Edward.
4
Shortly after 9 o'clock the gans on the Malievejd began to boom forth the glad tidings 691.73
The meeting then appointed Messrs, Esaki, of the birth of the Princess, A large crowd Imada, Hosono, Takata, Ushiods, Ounabara, assembled and greeted the salute of şi guns 1,617.55 and Aral as a committee to put the resolutions with land and frequent chicers. Immediately loto practice Messrs, Imads and Esaki wore after this first official announcement had been $ 11,488.96
charged to conduct the negotiations with the made, a barald, accompanied by two trumpetors 754.58 board of directors of the company and the dressed in cestoms of the period of William political parties. At this time Messta homura the Silent, rode through all the quarters of the 10,216.38 and Akiyama, managing directors of the com- town, halting at intervals to read the proclama pany, were being shadowed by police detion announcing the birth, and calling for 518.0p fectives, which rendered it inconvenient for cheers for the Queen and Princess.
them to continue their movements to influence $11,488.96 the political parties or members of the Diet In conséquence Mr. Ito Mashichi, a director of the company in Osaka, was summoned to Tokyo, and, acting under bis direction, Mr. Esaki once met Mr. Yokota Terahiko, a Daido Club member, and ogce visited Mr. Imada, the legal adviser to the company, Me, Enki is surprised that he should have been accused of Liha charge preferred against bim.
BALANCE SHEET 31ST DECEMBER, 1908. Liabilities. Capital:
10,000 shares of Sto ex-
fully paid......
Ereditars
Load .................$ 1,000.00
Trade creditors. .ac
ceptances
3,699,05 Open accounts 2,633.87 Deposit account.787.71 Ucclaimed dividends
.
4.6.10
$:00,000,00
Building Depreciation Reserve Account :
8,585,7,4 As per balance sheet 31st December,
Transferred from 1958
profita.....
1907
.$15,000.00
2,209.24
Reserve for Doubtful Debts:
As per balance sheet
31st December, 1907. $ 5,000.00 Add old'disputëliabili
ties now regarded as
not payable....... 1,645.50 Bad debts recovered:49:15-
$ 6,694.65*
Zess bad debts written
*
off for 1908 734-35 Profit and Loss Account
Assets,
a de-
The verdict of the preliminary examination in, the case of Messrs. Matsura Gohei and Sawada Nei, Constitutionalist members of the Diet, will show Mr. Esaki's position in the acandal. The verdict says:The accused Mat sura Gohel and Sawada Nei, on the night of December 23rd, 1997, received Y30,000 from Esaki Reiji, representative of somura (a managing director of the company) at the house of Imade Kamataru at Yanagawa cho, Tokyo. The accused also obtained a memorial from Esaki Reiji, ax 7,209.24 legate of the shareholders, promising to pay them Y30,000 in the event of the Sugar Monopoly being successfully carried in the Diet. In this way they accepted bribes. Op the following day, December 24th, 1907, the two accused visited the "beadquarters of the Constitutionalist party in Shiba Park and saw the accused Yokoi and Matsumura," presenting them each with Y2,500 out of the money re- ceived from Esaki. Up to the 31st of the same month Matsura and Sawada shared Y6,850 dis- tributed smoog Agino, Hasegawa, Soto, Osawa, 5,960.30
Okuno, and Shimazu. The accused Sawada 1617.55
received Y3,000 from Mateira for his share, $133,371-83 Matsura retaining the balance of Y15,50 for
himself.
OPIUM-SMOKERS ARRESTED, About midnight on the 12th instant & Chi, --$ 27,209.34 2888 residing at Kita-Nagasa-dori, 3-chome, Koba, and another from Yokohama waIS AT- rested at the house of a Chinese living at Moto macht, 2-chome, Kobe, in the act of smoking opium. They were handed over to the Sai
Building: As per balance sheet at.
31st December, 1907 (sea reserve per con.
Furniture and Fittings:" As per balance sheat at
31st December, 1907..5 9,715,18 Les depreciation-15%
written off.
1,458.76
$ 8,265.43 Additions during the year. 137.50
As
Aerated Water Plant:
per balance sheet at
31st December, 1907..5.5,108.90 Lea reserve against de.
preciation ............. 3,105,00 Stock on Handi (Sterling at exchange
1/81) Jemenskizzair2.571,924,67 Zeus reierve against depreciation as per balance sheet at 31st Dec, 1997...$6,000,00 Reserve out of 9
19nd profits, spoor
8,000.03
8,403.92
banabo.
PROSPEROUS BOMBAT,
If the whole of India is being impoverished by British rule, as a leading chison of Bombay has for years preached, says the Indian Sper- fofor, the city of Bombay itself does not seem to have been overtaken by this alleged general misfortune. The income of the corporation for 3,000.00 the last official year was R10,267,000, being more than four-and-a-half lakhs in excess of the original optimate. Taking the population at about 978,000, the incidance per head of population works out at early Rio-8-o. There is no general complaint of 'excessivo "taxation, and as building operations are progressing everywhere throughout the city, the commis wioner looks forward toʻs' still further increase in the revenues of the Municipality in fature
At Iz o'clock & review of the troops of the Residency (gitoadiers, chasseurs, artillery, and hussars), which was held on the Mallieveld, was witnessed by many thousands of spectators. The only National Anthem "Wilhelmus van Nassouwe' was played, repeated cheers being, given for the Queco and Princess, and an enthusiastic crowd accompanied the troops, when-the-review-was finished, on their march
back to barracks.
SATURDAY,
Hongkong, and May, 190g,"
WEISMANN, LIMITED,
UR BUSINESS has been REMOVED OUR DES VEUX ROAD CENTRAL (lately occupied by Madame
Hongkong, 29th April, 1909.
the agih May, 1959, at 2.30 PM, withlo his | Jay).
residence, The "Eyrie," No. 13, The Peak, (On expiry of Lease)
THE WHOLE OF KIS BOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
..
Comprising LED GLASS, TEAKWOOD EXTENSION TEAKWOOD HATSTAND with BEVEL. DINING TABLE and CHAIRS, PARELL'S BEST WAVY GLASSWARE, DINNER KOREAN BRASSWARE, Double TEAKWOOD WARDROBE with
WAGGON,
[[378
NSURANCE MAN seeks Engagement a8 years experience with Leading Firs Companies, Open for Hongkong or Chins Coast ports. No objection to shipping or retail stores.
-Apply-
"VICTOR,"
Cho Hongkong Telegraph. Hongkong, 30th April, 1909,
BEVELLED GLASS, DRESSING TABLES, and GILLOW'S BRASS-MOUNTED BED- MARBLE-TOP WASHSTANDS, WARING
DRAWERS, TIENTSIN CARPET (0) STEADS with WIRE 'abd HAIR MAT- TRESSES, TIENTSIN RUGS, CARD TABLE, &c. &c.;
JAPANESE CHEST-OF-PEAK TRAMWAYS COMPANY
Also
One COTTAGE PIANO by The Robinson Piano Co.,
+
AND
A Number of LAW: BOOKS. Catalogues will be issued." TERMS As usual,
HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers.
Hongkong, 24th May, 1909,
MOGUL" LINE OF STEAMERS.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
STEAMSHIP."BRAEMAR,"
[435
FROM GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL AND
STRAITS.
"ONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby informed
that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon, whence and/or from the wharves Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, at delivery may be obtained
bare left the Godowes, and all Goods remain. No Claims will be admitted after the Goods ing undelivered after the 31st instant will be subject to rent. ***
+
All Claims against the Steamer must be pre 24th June, or they will not be recognized. sealed to the Undersigned on or before the
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the gist instant, at 3 P.M.
No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
DODWELL & CO1 LIMITED,
Aganti. Hongkong, 24th May, 1909.—
YORK.
S A
It was impossible to witness without feelings HONGKONG-BOSTON NEW of emotion the extraordinary enthusiasm manifested in the streets throughout the entire day.. I could recount a hundred small but moving incidents as i mingled with the crowds which stresmedthrough the principal thorough fares, From almost every house flags weie’· hanging, and every one was wearing orange favours. I even saw a borse painted with the national colours. At so early hour the Minis ter for Foreigt Affairs communicated the news to the foreige Legations. It was a topching sight to see all sorts and conditions, from the representatives of the Great Powers to hotel porters waiting to sign their names in the visitors' books at the Palaces of the Queen and the Queen Mother.
From conversations with influential person. ages. I gather that the birth of a Princess is almost as welcome as that of a Prince would
have been. In many ways it is considered a distinct advantage that a Queen should be on the Throne of Holland.
EVENING IN THE STREETS.
■
10.30 pmn.
As.I telegraph the streets present a scene of great animation. The Government offices and most of the big botels and restaurants are brilliantly illuminated, but the chief illumina. tions will not take place for ten days. Dense. crowds throng the streets, and the intense continue far into the night. enthusiasm in all parts of the town is likely to
A correspondent writes to me from Amster dem as follows
wildest excitement took place on the Stock Ex- The greatest enthusiasm here. Scenes of the
change.. A band was produced, and bickers xed merchants from neighbooring baile joined
AMERICAN-ASIATIC STRAMSHIP
COMPANY.
FOR BOSTON AND, NEW YORK VIA
PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL.. (With Liberty to Call at the MALABAR DOAST),. S.S.INDRANI......O§ 16th June, 1969, ***For Freight and farther information, apply
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.
General Agents. „Hangknaw. 24th May, 1909.:
to
AN AIRSHIP SCARE.
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WHAT MIGHT RESULT FROM DYNAMITING
THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
LIMITED,
TIME TABLE. ·
WEEK DAYS.
7.00 a.m. 7.30 am to 10.00 2.m. .....Every 10 minutes, 10.00 a.. to 11.00 1.m. ...Every 15 minutes, #1,30 4.m. to 13:45 pm. ...Every 15 minutes. 12.43 p.m. to 1.15 pm. .....Every to miantes," 1.15 p.m. to 1.45 pm. .....Every 15 minutes 145 pm to 2Ij pm. ...Every to minutes, 2.15 pm to 3.00 pm. ...Every 15 minutos. 5.30p.m. to 5:00 p.m. ........Every 15 minutes, 5.00 pm, to 8.00 pm....Every ra miquies, -
*: NIGHT QARI...............
B45 pm and 9 pm, 945 pm, to zx.x; pa avory half hour.
SUNDAYS.
8.00 am to 9.00 am. .....Every 15 minutes.. 9.00 am to 9.30 am. ...Every 30 minutes.” 9.30am.tv 1,39 .....Every 15 minutes... 10.30 8.0 to 11.00 mm. ...Every to minutes. 11.45 am to 12,00 noon.....Every 15 mindian 11.00 Noon to 1.00 pm...Kvary za minntak. 1:00 pm to 5.00 p.m. .....Every.15 minutes; 5.00 p.m. to 6.00 pm .....Evary to minutes." 6.00 p.m. to 7.05 p.m. ...Zvory 15 minutos. 7.00.p.m. to 8.00 p.m. .....Every 10 miante"
NIGHT CARS 1s on Weak Days. BATURDAYS.
Extra care at 2.15 p.mė, 11.30 pm, and 11.45 p.m. SPECIAL CARS by Arrangement at, the Company's Office, ALEXANDRA. Buildinas, Des Voeux Road Central,
JOHN D. HUMPHREYN & SON,
General Managan.........
· Honokany, 1st April, 1909.
NOTICE
"fac
MRLIHON FAN, Chinese graduate
versed in literature, has been a teacher
to European officials, and merchants in this Colony for over ten years.
He has a good method of training "Euro- peans to pass in the Chinese examination, and is possessed of a first rate certificate sa a Chinese teacher,
Those who intend learning the --Chiness language are requested to write care of Hongkong Telegraph office or direct to 37 Hollywood Road, and floor,
- Hongkong, 27th February, roo0.
Public Companies,
PEAK TRAMWAYS COMPANY, LTD.
NURDINARY ANNUAL GENERAL
TOTICE, hereby given that the MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS of tho above Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, Alexandra Buildings, Dea Vœux Road Ceutral, on SA | URDAY, tha 29th day of May, 1999, at 11.30 A.M., for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors together with a Statement of Accounts for the year ending 30th April, 1909.
London The question as to whether the
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company" treasure vaults of the Bank of England. are will be CLOSED from the 26th May, to the strong enough to resist explosives droppeded Jans next, both days inclusive.
JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,
General Managers. Hongkong, 19th May, 1909.
apon them from airships, which was raised by
tereslag one in view of the fact that ballion a shareholder at a recent meeting, is an int
work £40,000,000 is kept there...
The bullion room into which ordinary visi
than me, and asually contains only about £2,000,000 worth of bar gold. It is, in fact, little more than a whitewashed collar, and the domed roof is not even thick enough to entirely shut out the sounds of the footsteps of the people immediately overhead.
in singing national airs, Fireworks were latiors to the bank are conducted li more for show off and business was quite at a standstill. To wards the end of the afternoon the whole population stamped to be pirading the treats The crowd is now so dease in front of the Palace that morement is 'mpossible, N
On Monday morning at o'clock a thanks giring service for the safe delivery of the Queen will be held in the English Church by the Chaplain of the Legation. Members of the Legation will attend the service in uniform,
Deep down below this, however, are the real treasure vaults, the innermost and largest of which is a veritable àladdin's cara. It is a near impregoable as possible. That is to say, MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT TAFT, very heavy charges of some high explosira, Washington, 30th Aptll, such as dynamite, for example, would be no President Talt has cabled his congratulation | Cosiary to shutter it. While it can only be to Prince Heary of the Netherlands on the opened in the ordinary way by the mutual co birth of an helt, expressing the hope that the operation of the governor, the deputy governor Princess will have a long and Illustriaas life and the chief cashier, each of whom has a and the best wishes for her sis
differtat key--Prarson's: Wally
A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED.
·(420)
KOTIOR is hereby given that thá N TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL Company alace its Registration) will be bold ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the at the Offices of the Company in Alexandra Buildings, ou SATURDAY, the 29th instant,
Noon for the purpose of receiving the Report of the General Managers, together with a Statement of Accounts to the 31st December, 1908.
The REGISTER of SHARES will be CLOSED from TUESDAY, the sgth lustant, to TUESDAY, the 1st June, both days inclu sire.during, which period no transfer of Elkarna can be registereda driving mucoase paren JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & BON
Gioural Managers Hongkong, wist M87, 1999,
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