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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1930.
CEMENT COMPANY
DEVELOPMENT.
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Enthusiasm.
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Have you ever heard a dyspep tlo give thrée rousing cheers for anything? Is the man with a tor-
equal, if not better, than any impid ilver ever an optimist?. If
your brain is sluggish because of S ported cement produced under a clogged system how do you ex- modern methods.
pect to take a real live interest in daily affairs?
New Plant... The troubles
of our technical staff in regard to old machinery, will, however, soon be removed for as you have been informed at the extraordinary general meeting held on the 5th February last we have purchased from Messra. Vickers, Armstrongs, Ltd., an entirely new plant, which we hope will be in operation before, the ́middle of next year, The kilns, machinery, etc., for the how plant will all be of the every latest de sign and or. Britial workmanship. throughout. With the new plant in stalled and operating warshall be able to market our product at rates enabling us to competę suc-|- cessfully in every market open to
us.
A dainty laxative, certain in action yet mild; a gentle liver stimultant; Pinkettes will clear look, sive new zest to life. Che- your system, brighten your out-
mists everywhere sell Pinkettes, 60 cents per vial..
LOCAL RADIO.
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME OF RECORD MUSIC,
pany:
10.30 pm. Close down.
To-day's Broadcast by Z.B.W. on 355 metres
Wireless Programme,
for Dance records by courtesy of 15.00-6.00 p.m. Programme of Vic Messrs. Tang Fook Plano Company; 8.00-7.00 pm Chinese programme. 7.00-9.00 p.m. Experimental pro- Bramme
9.00-10.30 p.m. Europosa pro- The whole plant, will be elec-of Messrs. Tsang Fook Piano Com- gramme of Victor records by courtesy trically driven and in this con- nexion I would like to mention that we have entered into a very favour- (able contract with our friends the China Light & Power Co. (1918) Ltd., for the supply of electrical energy. Your Board, however, realising that it may possibly be more economical for this Company to generate its own ekerigity, time in the future, have entered into this contract for a period of only five years, after which period the whole situation vis-a-vis electrical energy will again be reviewed.
some
New Premises.
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OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS
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11 Revolving. 13. Vow.
14 Grant back.
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47 Three footed stands.
48 Worship,
49 Beam of wood.
50 Harmonics,
51 Lecrs.
2 Vulcanite.
Down
3 Newly married woman. 4 Mislay.
$ Chooses. 6 Brigand.
nevertheless, that we cannot make 15 Die. big profits with the existing obso-16 Stay. lete plant at Hok-Un.
19 Flower. mention that during the year 1929, 23 Intro
In conclusion I would like to 22 Short letter.
Introduce. the Company's Chief Clerk at our 26 Fun Hok-Un Works, Mr. P.F.C. Prata, 27 Welcomes. who had been with the Company 29 Shut off.
28 Complied with. for the past 38 years, retired on 32 Free. account of ill-health and your 36 Layer. Board, anticipating your approval, 37 Stove. granted him a pension of $150.00 | 40
40 Departed. Deep Water Ray Property...
per month, a pension which I am
41 Sour sure you will agree has been well
43 Cloth. The Board have been consider-earned by long and faithful ser-
44 Small ring. ably exercised in their minds as to rice. what to do with your Deep Water Bay property in connexion with which they had intended calling This is probably the last occa for tenders for the purchase of the ston on which the annual general works either as a going concern.meeting will be held in this build- or for the building and machinery ing, for the Secretary and his; to one purchaser, and the land to staff, in accordance with the deci- another. The property is, how sion of the recent extraordinary ever, held on a lease from the Go- general meetings in reference to vernment, the terme of which re- the General Managership, are strict a free and prompt realiza-moving at the end of this month tion thereof, but negotiations will to Exchange Building where suit- be continued with the view to able offices have been procured. I obtaining the best solution now formally propose that the re possible, but whatever may be the port of the Directors and accounts ultimate result of such negotia for the year ended. 31st December, tions, in view of the decision to 1920, as presented, be adopted and cease the manufacture of bricks that the allocation as recommend- and tiles etc., it is proposed to selled by your Directors be adopted the buildings, machinery, stocka namely: To pay a dividend of 30 cents per share on the uld shares, $120,000; to pay a dividend of 4 cents per share on the New Shares, $16,000; to carry forward to credit of next year's account, $100,999.63; and I shall be obliged if a shareholder will kindly second such proposal, after which I shall be pleased to reply to the best of my ability to any questions in con- nexion with the report and ac- counts that shareholders may wish to ask.
etc.
"Your Board have not reached this decision without reviewing the whole situation most carefully in which the enormous loss suffered by the Company since the incep- tion of the Works in 1896 and the apparent impossibility of this section of the Company's business being successful in the future, carried due weight. These losses amount to $470,369.30 and we think it will be generally agreed that what we propose doing is in the best interests of the Company.
The only important change in the Company's balance sheet is the item Fixed Deposit $400.000.00, which does not figure in the assets at 31st December, 1929. This sum was remitted to London at a very favourable rate, as initial payment on the signing of the contract with Vickers, Armstrong Ltd.
Cost of Plant.
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It is hard at this stage to tell you exactly what the total cost of the new plant will be, but we do not anticipate it will cost us much than £270,000. A great deal, how- ever, depends on the work in con- nexion with the foundations, so the figure mentioned is naturally only an approximate one.
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Mr. A. L. Shields seconded the adopted without comment, report and accounts, which were
Other Business.
Mr. R. G. Shewan and Sir Ro- the Board of Directors bert Ho Tung were re-elected to on the motion of Mr. V. A., Croucher, seconded by Mr. H. Dreyer, and Messrs. Linstead and .Davis, and Messrs. Lowe, Bingham and Mat- tors, on the proposition-of Mr. thews were re-appointed as audi- G. A. Moxon, seconded by Mr. O. Kitchell.
Mr. C. A. Da Rosa presided, sup- ported by the following Directors: Sir Robert Ho Tung, Messrs. J: H. Taggart, J. Scott Harston, Li Tse Fong, E. F. Mendham, and Allen I do not know if you expect me Keith (Secretary).
Shareholders say anything
the
present were: prospects for 'the present Messrs. H. Dreyer, A. C. Botelli, year on which the Board certainly N. Braga, G. A. Moxon, A. L do not care to prophesy, but it is Shields, Seu Kon-chi, O. Kitchell, obvious that the present level of E. Sadick, M. A. Figueiredo, F. E. exchange should assist our local | Silva, C. S, Remedios, N. V. A. business as much as our export | Croucher and the Hon. Mr. J. P. business, but it is advisable to add, Braga.
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17 Produced from Borax.
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21 Appearing.
29 Employing.
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25 Red (French).
20 CommeacCH.
30 Taking in a reef (naut).
31 Transgress.
33 Reverence.
34 Small dog.
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38 Washes..
39 Spring flowers.
42 Scotch dish.
43 Hoard.
45 Lazy.
46 Paradise.
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