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NOTICE,
NOTICE.
THE HONGKONG ICE COMPANY LIMITED.
KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPY.
(ROTAL PACKET-NAVIGATION GO.)
HUNGRONG, SWATOW & BELAWAN DELI (MEDAN), S.S. "'s JACOB "
HONGKONG, AMOY, SWATOW & SINGAPORE.
·S.S. “van WAERWYCK'
will leave on or about
Monthly Services —
will leave on or about
For freight and passage apply to
York Building. Tel. 1574
Hongkong 1st Mar., 1918.
March.
March.
JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN.
Agenta.
"ELLERMAN" LINE.
(ELLERMAN & BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO, LTD.)
JAPAN, CHINA & STRAITS
TO
UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT.
For particulars of säilings shippers are requested to approach
the undersigned.
Steamers proceed vis Cape of Good Hops.
Subject to change without notice,
or to REISS & Co. Canton
Hongkong, Jan. 2, 1917.
THE BANK LINE, LTD.,
General agents,
JAVA-SAN FRANCISCO
Tis SINGAPORE, HONGKONG, JAPAN and HONOLULU forttightly joint-service of the
"NEDERLAND" and "ROTTERDAM LLOYD" Royal Mail Lines. Next departures from HOMOKONG:
Steamers
tour
Ballings
These superior passenger-steamers have excellent accommodation for first and sound class saloon passengers.--
For further particular apply to:
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THOS. COOK & SON..
Tennist, Steamship and Forwarding Agents, Bankara,
OFFICIAL PAssenger AgEETS TO THE PHILIPPIKE GOVERNMENY.
MOKETS SUPPLIED to ALL PARTS of the WORLD
Tarif Bates.
LETTERS of CREDIT and OIRCULAR NOTES PROVED
PASHED.
“RiggiGE collected, forward,əd and insured at lowest.
Geek", "YAR EASTERN TRÁVELLER'S GAZI santaining Sailings and Fares from the Far East to al the World, will be forwarded free on applicaties.
"THOS, COOK & 300, KONGKORS NOTKA BUILDINGS. NOMUKONG, also SHANGHAI, PRKING, YOKOHAMA, KAHIKA, Chief Ofen- "LEDGATE CÜRGŐL, LONDON, LO,
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS.
The Great Northern Telegraph. Company Ltd.
Takchongching, from Shanghai Chow Villa, 26, Eigin Street, from Shanghai.
Wunchanfat c/o Yingwah, No. -117, Tuckpooddo, from Bhanghai Changchiming, 1st Kwang- kingtal, from Shanghai.
Chunahun Yehwa, from Shang-
Eastern Extension, Australasi & China Telegraph Co.
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Brakeman, Netherlands Consul from Amsterdam.
Fermin Elias c/o American Consuiste, from Manila
Gardiner, (Hongkong Hotel) (2) from Singapore.
Lyon, Mrs. Emma, from Mamila -
...
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Maquel Silice, from Manila Omalley, Astor, from Sings- Rossolo Mandarin, from Cal-
Touhengohoang Trongkwei Tihɔngka, from Shanghai. ' 7. Mr. Szeyungsang, c/o Neewo pore & Co., Kioling Street, from Shanghai
Gilbreath, Kingsclere, from
Poking.
Tongmoychun, Kungwoo Hotel, From Shanghai.
Folingwanku, from Koba.
T, KRING, bank (Ash Superintendent.
cutta.
Turner, King Edward, Hotel, from Hastings,
Thirlwell, from Singapore. Woods, from Chicagof,!
IL GESON Experintendent,
998; May 3, 1928,
NOTICE is hereby given that
MITSUBISHI GOSHI KWAISHA.
(MITSUBISHI 00.)
COAL DEPARTMENT.
ISOLE PROPRIETORS OF
an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Hongkong Ice Company Limited will be held at the registered Office of the Com- pany, Pedder Street, Victoria, Hongkong, on Monday the 6th TAKASIMA, OONI, MUTARE, day of May 1918, at 12 o'clock 19AKE, YOSKIROTARI, HOJO, MAMA- noon when the subjoined resolu- ZUTA SAYO, KANADA, SHIKNEW, tions which were passed at the KAMIYAMADA, BIRAJ Extraordinary General Meeting
#16 BYUSAR Dailleries. Agents for SAKITO GOAL.
of the Company held on the 16th day of April 1918, will be and-| mitted for Confirmation special resolations:-"
Burger & Mr
J.C Balton O Boyd F
Ο Blok A
Bennett Mr & Mrs
Mcore:
Вочеть Clarke W
5
Cameron RY Calderon LA Courtney J D Campbell & B
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Campbell Mr&Mr Caneva Baron Ride Drummond Col Davis Mrs E Donnell C J Dam L. R van
manit Madam E. Ford R N Fitzgerald Flamman A Fowler MC. Forresten Capt W Grimble Mr & Mrs
D
Grimble Miss D
Grimble Miss V Gosaler Mrs
Gray Mr & Mrs I Guest H
Lethbridge C Meckean Dr.G B HAY GH Kolones
M
Macdonald Major &
Dr D Karachi J
Varrint D&MO Kasli, H E
Ď McCleary Mr M-·· Nouson Mr & Mrs W
P
Mathew F
Nicholson MR Nicol on JS Nilis an Mr & Mra
A
Olivecrond G W Pritchard Mrs H Ferry $8 Patairet CP Rishwood M Ritchie D "Rosy Miss P Fay EH Riecheman D Rowe Mies Richter
0
'Bout J H
beetam Miss H
Goodman Mr & Mrs Stubbaiason
A W
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Mr & Mr G Graves Mr & Mrs
Royal H
Grey,
HEAD OFFICE MARUNOUCHI, TOKYO.. That it is expedient to effect BRANCH OFFICES-NAGABAKI an amalgamation of this MOJI KARATSU, Company with the Dairy OTARU, KUROBAN, HAKUDATE, WAKAMATSU Farm Company Limited HAMA, NAGOYA, TSUSUGA, TLADI KOBE, OSAKA, KURE, TOKYO, YOKO and that with ... &
view YOSTOCK, thereto this iompany be DAIREN, TAIPER, LONDON, NEW wound up voluntarily and YORK SHANGHAL
HONGKONG, that Messrs. Jardins, Mathe-
HAIPHONG, CANTON and son & Co., Limited be and
SINGAPORE they are hereby appointed
FARKOW
PEKING.
Cable Aulness—ZIWAZAKI,“
Liquidators for the purpose | Codes: "Al, &.B.C, 5th Ed., West- of such winding up.
(2) That the conditional Agree- ment submitted to the meet- ing for amalgamation of this Company with the Dairy Farm Company Limited upon the terms (inter alia) of the acquisition by that Company of the complete undertaking, business, goodwill and pro perty of this Company in return for the issue to this Company of 52,000'shares of the Dairy Farm Company
ern Union, and Bentley's,
AGENCIES UHINKIANG➡Mesars, GEAR- ING & Co., MANILA-Messrs. MACONDRAY & CO. SINGA- PURE-Mesars, BORNEO 00. LTD, GLASGOW-Messrs. AB, BROWN, MOFARLANE &CO., LTD.
For Particulars, apply to-
5. KAWATE. Manager,
Limited of the nominal value arkowy, No. 2. Pedder Stroos,
of $7.50 each credited as fully
WATER RETURN.
Reservoirs on April 1, 1918.
Level and Storage of water in
Tytan
WORKS LEVEL/
paid up (being eight shares of $7.50 each of that Company for each share of $25 each of this Company) and of the issue by the Dairy Farm Company Limited to Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Limited, the General Man agers of this Company (upon their entering into restrictive covenants which have been CITY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER agreed upon and by way of 'boans as compensation for their loss of office as General Managers of this company) of 2,000 shares of the Dairy Farm Company Limited of Brews... Iyon Inter- the nominal value of $7,50
madisks w esch credited as fully paid Tytsin Tal -up be and the same is hereby Wongy241-{ approved and that the Liquidators be and they are hereby authorised pursusat, to Bection 185 of the Com- panies Ordinance 1911 to adopt the said Agreement and carry the same into effect with auch (if any) modification either before or after the execution thereof as the said Liquidators may #think expedient.
The Transfer Books of the Company will bejCLOSED from the 1st to 10th May 1918. both days inclusive.
Dated the 16th day of April, 1918. * JARDINE, MATHESON,
& CO., LTD. General Managers.
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KOWLOON WATER WORKS LEVEL.
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decimals of gallons dating fie mous
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NOTICE.
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DO YOU SUFFER
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EARLIER TELEGRAMS,
JAPAN AND AMERICA.
Cementing of Happy Relations.
Washington, May 1.
Beron labi, presenting bis credentials to President Wilson, said he would spare no effort to strengthen- and intensify the spirit of mutual appreciation nappily existing between Japan and the United States. He would endeavour to deal with such questions as arise in a spirit of frank and Iriendly co-operation.
*
President Wilson replying declared that Baron Ishii's. appointment was added evidence of Japan's policy of peace and goodwill. He expressed a confident hope that the cordial friendship of the two countries would be greatly strength- ened by our common efforts in the righteous cause, wherein wo are engaged.":
BRITAIN AND HOLLAND.
A Clear Case of Humbugelag.
London, May, 1
The following is the continuation of the British reply to the Netherlands Note concerning the requisitioning of shipping in Allied barbaars, the first part of which
i yesterday's issue:-
to
have
a
appeared
Meanwhile on the 20th January, an arrangement, a 80- exlled “modus vivendi" was settled whereby certain Dutch ver- eels.could be used immediately outside the submarine zone, of which 150,000 tons might be employed for Belgian reliei. On the departure of a Belgian relief ship to Halland & com responding ship should sail from Holland to the United States. The "modus vivendi" broke down' owing to Ger- man opposition. Only nine Dutch vessels of the sixty-five lying in American ports had sailed by the end of February. when the Netherlands roquested an advance of 100,000 tons of wheat on the ground that practically all the ships had already sailed. The reply points out that the Dutch, note of 30th March produces an impression that when the associated Gorommenta ultimately requisitioned Dutch tonnage the -step was taken entirely unexpectedly, yet explicit intimations that if an agreement was not reached other measures mast be taken were conveyed to the Netherlands on 8th and 12th March. Moreover on the 1st March the Netherlands delegate remaining in London was informed that it looked if it would reciprocally relieve the situation if the tonnage was requisitioned. But two months elapsed in which toe, Netherlands Government was silent although the situation had materially changed. Nevertheless, the associated Gov. eraments who would
greatly prefered San Arrangement by mutual coment, deterunned
made another etiort
reach conclusion, submitting & proposal which the Netherlands satisfactory Government accepted in form on 17th March but coupled with conditions which made their acceptance nugatory. The Netherlands implied that new conditions were necessary from the point of view of neutrality. This was not supported by International Law. It was merely a ruls that the Netherlands Government made for themselves as the Dutch Foreign Min ister himself stated. Rejection of the British offer made the requisitioning of the tonnage inevitable unless, a state of things was to continue which it was the object of the Central Powers to achieve, namely the immobilisation of Dutch ship- ping, Wale recogniting taat the Dutch delegates who discussed outstanding questions at the end of last year be not plenipotentarios His Majesty's Government repudiated the suggestion that the negotiations were merely prelimin aries on which the Netherlands should subsequently make proposals This view was supported by the Netherlands Gov ernment's letter to the Dutch delegate which is quoted. The proposed basis of agreement was drawn up settling the main i principles and the Dutch delegates returned to Holland to explain and obtain confirmation of their proposals at the end of January, His Majesty's Government being given to. understand that the Dutch reply might be expected in a few days and it would be favourable. The reply however never came.
·HOLLAND AND GERMANY.
London, May 2.
The "Dieuwe Rotterdam Courant" reports that a muth- ally satisfactory arrangement has been reached between Holland and Germany and in announcement thercanent is to be expected very shortly. ·
SOLDIERS' LEAVE.
Question in the House of Commons,
London, May L
In the House of Commons, Mr. Watt urged that soldiers who had been sent to France after serving three years in Gallipoli, Egypt and Palestine should be given first leave when circumstances permitted.:
Mr. Macpherson replied that all leave from France was at present suspended but cases sien as Mr. Watt had mea- tioned would be sympathetically considered by Sir Douglas Haig as soon as circumstances permitted.
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