1918-09-19 — Page 8

HONGKONG ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.

"ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING,

The annual general meeting of the Hongkong St. Andrew Society was held in the City Hall, at 5.30 yesterday evening

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Mt. R. M. Dyer (Vice President) presided, and there ware presont Messrs G. Gordon, T. F. Hough and Macdonald (Past Presidente)and Messrs A. O. Lang, R. Sutherland, W. Nichol seo, and J. Raid (Committee). Mr. M. Gordon (Acting Hon. Searstary). Mr. M. A. Murray (Hon. Treasurer), and large number of the members of the Society.

After the

Hon. Secretary bad rend the notice convening the meeting and the minuten of the last annual general meeting:--

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worthy President every assistance that might be required. (Applauso.)

Mr. R. SUTHERLAND said he had much pleasure in proposing Mr. M. A. Murrar as Hons Treasurer for the ensuing year. M. Murray had done much excellent work for the Society, especially last year in connection with the Fair.

Mr. W. Nicorson seconded and the motion was carried.

THE CHINA MAIL.

HONGKONG DEFENCE

CORPS.

administrativa Ordam by Major H.

Morgan, Administrative Commandant.

ESTENOTE.

No. 862 Pte. J. C. Ferguson, S. B. Section, is permitted to reign, on the recommendation of a Medical Board, dated 10:9:19.

APPOINTEKST.

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No. 716 Pto. E. Davidson, M. G. Coy1.

19.9.18

Mr. R. M. Dymid that in the absence of Mr. R. Henderson, who had expresset a desire not to stand again is appointed Lance Corporal, dated na Secretary, he thought the meeting would wish to record the banks of good work the Society for the that gentleman had done, and also to Mr. Gordon who had scted: he thought ther bad a very good substitute in Mr. Tol.

Mr. G. M. Young seconded and the motion was carried,

The following Committee was, then electal-Dr. Forsyth and Messrs. G. ML. Young, W. Nicholson, A. O. Lang, and J. Reid.

Me. T. F. Hovin seconded and the

motion was carried.

Mr. R. M. DYER then said that as St Andrew's Day, this year, fall on a Saturday, and as the committee thought The CHAIRMAN anid:-Gentlemen, that was a rather inconvenient day, so Your President, Mr. Anton, having left tar as the foropoen was concerned, it the Colony it falls on me to occupy the was suggested that they celebrats Heather Day on the forenoon of Friday chair on this occasion. The Report and and have a Fair in the afternoon and Accounts for the year having been ia avening, to be continued on the Satur- your possesion for the past week, I will, day afternoon and evening... with your kind permission, take them read. The period under review has been one of much greater activity, think I may say than any other in the bistory of the Society; the engy of the members, having been in a large measure devoted to the excellent gauso of raising money for war charities. The figures before you to-night show our efforts have met with a consirable measure of success and I take this opportunity of expressing our thanks to

Mr. McEwrx suggested that it was up to the President and the vice- turn up in kilts on Fresident to Heather Day(Laughter),

Mr. SUTHERLAND said that his one and only costine was, for the time being, worn by his son, so he was afraid he could not comply.-Laughter).

Mr. J. Rub then proposed a bearty vote of thanks to the Chairman which was heartily accorded and the macting then terminated.

THE REPORT.

all those who took part, particularly to The report stated that the balance at the leadies whose assistance was in-the credit of the Society now stands nt; valcable. We received many letters of H.K. $3,107.44, to which must be thanks from the various institutions dded the sum of Straits 96,733.30 at credit with the Hongkong and "which "hare henefited thereby, the South China War Savings Associal.cu perusal of which makes one realan, the as against HK. 85,920.28 last year. good work which is being done to Thn ictal funds of the Society now are Alleviate the sufferings of our wounded. 33,107.44 and Straits $6,723.90,

"sailors and soldiers(Applause). Last monte, as you are aware, at a general war bond meeting of the Society a drawing under our auspices was initated This drawing is to be kept open till the end of 1918 and if the fall

St. Andrew's Day "Heather Day"" colebration in "the morning resulted: in $19,413 being collected, and in the afternoon and ovéning a very succesful Fair" was bald, which, after paying all expenses, left a balance of $27,284,48,

With the kind assistance of Sir

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£1,500 Seattish National Hospital, Glasgow; £1,000 Springburn Hospital, Glasgow £5,00 No. 11 Stationary Hos pital, Rouso £500 Socttish Hospital Paris; £1,000 Villers Cottercs Hospital; £1,000 Salonica; £500 Elsie Inglia Ward, Royaument; £1,000 in sums of

No. 483 Pta. E F. Aucott and No. 623 Pte. W. Wright, "B" Coy., are appointed. Lance Corporals, dated 1aa18.

TRANNYBRA.

No. 811 Pte. T. F. Ford, "R" Coy., is transferred to the Artillery Company, clated 10.0.19..

No. 891 Pte. D. S. Gubbay is trans- ferred from Cay, to "D"Company, dated 10.9.18.

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LRAVE. Sergt. P. Jacks, Artillery Coy, is until of cavo, granted extension 4.118.

Pte. E. H. Sharp, Cop, is granted 6 menthal extension of love, from 13.3.18.

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SALUTING,

The left-hand salute by wartans

men is abolished: officer, pon-commissioned cfficers and

The salute will be given by all ranks with the right hand. When saluting to toe side the bead will be farned towards the person saluted.

In cases where from physical incapa city right-hand salute is impossible, the salute will be given with the left band.

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(A. O #11 of 1919).

ANREAL MUSKETRY GOURME.....

The following is the result of Classi fication of No. 2 Platoon, "A" Coy. :-

Number exercised... Marksmen

36

18

1st Class End

- 16 The following were the avenges::-

Fructice No. 18 13.3

14

1 10.8.

15

11.8

16

20.2

12.3

12.3

18

IV.2

3.5

+1

93,-4

SICK PARADE..

Company average, Major G. D. R. Black, having returned frons leave, all ranks requiring medical aid are to attend at his consulting room

as usual.

orders for Artillary Company by Capt.|

J. EL. W. Armstrong, Y.D.

PARADES AT BALOKING BATTERY.

7.30 .. Right Half Coy. Full drili. 5.30 p.m. Left Half Cay. Now Layers, Cluss only.

Orders for Enginter Company by Captain H. Rassell.

Charles Addis the total amount equivFRIDAY, Sept. 20th :— alent to £7,047 10., has been distribut amount is subscribed, it will result in 4ed as follows! gala to war charities of $100,000.00, Might I suggest to all members that it le their bourden duty to invest as freely as they are able in this enterprise and get all their friends to do likewise. By ao doing they ace helping to bear the burdens of our follow countrymen who have suffered in this great fight for liberty.-(Applazivo). Before formally proposing the adoption of the Report and Accounts, 1 shall be pleased to "answer, to the best of my ability, any questions members may like to put to

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There haing no questions, the Chair man proposed that the Report and "Accounts be adopted.

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Mr. WALKER said he hut very much pleasure in seconding the Report. He was sure they all congratulated the President, vice President and members for their labours during the past year, which, as Mr. Dyer had just stated, has been one of great energy and they could ste by the accounts they were very busy. They would also, no doubt, like to convey their thanks to the Indies for the trouble they had taken. He noticed, too, that the worthy officiala had reserved a little money in band, so they were not quite bankrupt and bad. something left to go on with in future. He had much pleasure iù seconding the motion."

The motion was carried with applause. Mr. A. G. GORDON proposed that Mr. R. M. DYER be elected President for the ensuing year. (Applause).

Mr. DONALD MACDONALD said be had much plesatire in seconding. Ho was sure they all know of the great amount of work Mr. Dyer bad done for the Society since the time he became a member. He was untiring, and willing. st all times to assist in any way in the work of the society, and for the past year, he had carried out, in addition to other work, that of the President of the Society, owing to Mr.Anton having Jeft the Colony. Mr. Gordon therefore thought that in doing honour to Mr. Dyer in electing him President they were also doing justice to the Society. Mr. Dyor, being in the chair, the apeaker world nak the gentlembi present to rise up and join in the proposal to elect Mr. Dyer President for the ensuing

Jest

The motion was unanimously carried, those present rising and applauding.

In retursing. thanks, Mr. DYER said be thanked them very much for the great honour they had done him in electing him President of the Society. He had always considered it the very gtestest honour that could be dous to Beotamaa in the Cokny to be elected president of the Total St. Andrew's Society. He appreciated it very mucp (Applacise)

Mr. J. Ram proposed, and Mr. A. D. ANG eoanded, the election of Mr.. R. Bitherland as vice-President. "A"

Mr. R. SUTHERLAND, said he had only to express his gratitude for the honour they had conferred upon him.

100 among 10"Auxiliary Hospitals in Septland. The remaining balance of £17 10. has not yet been allocated.

The sum of $254.54 was expended during the year for assistance to dis- tressed Scotsmen.

The Committee deeply regretted to record the deaths of Messrs. G. W. F. Playfair, J. R. M. Smith, B. Murray Bafa, A. B. Bryson, N. G. Johnson, A. B. S. Millar, and John Paterson. Lieut. A. B. S. Millar was killed in action in France. Mr. G. W. F. Playfair was President of the Society from 1903/04 and Me. J. R. M. Staith from 1909/10

Thirty new members joined the Society during the year, and it is hoped members will continue to give their assistance by bringing forward new

nardes

A member of the Society who wishes to remain anonymous has very generously given 82,000 towards the relief of indigent, Scotsmen.

The accounts have been audited by Mr. G.B. Dunnett, to whom the Society's thanks were due.

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EXCHANGE. Hongkong, September 19, 1918. On London-

Bank, Wire

#

Un demand one”:

30 days' sight

140

4 months sight...

**

3/8

4901

Credits, 4 months aight, Documentary, 4 months sight O Paris-

On demanind, Credits, montha' sight, *** 507 On New York

87 On demand, Credits, 60 days' sight, -- On Bombay-

Wing On demand, On Calcutta

Wire, On demand... h On Singapore- On demand On Manin

W

On demand, On Shanghai

On demand...

DOW

-.178

30 days right(private paper).. On Yokohams- On demand, Gold Leat, 100 fine (per toel) Sovereigne (buying rate) Silver (per oz.)

Bar Jilver in Hongkong Chinese Copper Coah Chinese Cuppar Cents... Rate of Native Interess Chinese Sub Coin Hongkong But. Coin

1002

43.20

5.40 hom. 48 d. 25. X prem

·7% pa.

EHEUMATISME

H

Xpm.

Z dis.

I was twenty-three years ago, this TTAVE you ever tried Chamberlain's

very month, when he joined the Society Fain Balm for rheumatism? If

13th to 10th September:

E. L. MANNING NIGUZLI. Parades as per roster posted at Head- quarters. Engine Drivers as 6.15 p.m.; electricians at 8.30 p.m.

2

OFFICHES NÉT FOR 'DUTY.

Eczema All Over Body Itching and Burning Healed by Cuticura

Etema of a wet nature first started behind my ears and gradually worked all over my body, I was a mass of humors and I never slept at night, for the itching and burning was terrible. I could not do my household duties: I was. belpless. My hair also came out in combfuls and I was quite bald.

**i saw a Coticara Seap and Ointment advertisement and determined to give them a trial I found relief with the first box of Cuticura. Ointment and the first cake of Cuticura Soap, and alter using four boxes of Cuticura Ointment and about six cakes of Cuticuma Soap I was healed." (Signed) Mrs Rosina Bolton, 12, Malden Rd, Kentish Town, London, N. W., Eng., August & 1916. Clear the pores of impurities by daily se of Cuticura Soap and cċcasional touches of Caticura Ointment..

Samples Free by Post. (Soap to cleanse, Ointment to heal.) Address: F. Newbery de Bons, 27, Charterhonso Sq., London, Sold everywhere.

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WEATHER REPORT.

VISITORS AT THE HOTELA.

HONGKONG HOTEL

Mr Douglas Abbey Mr and Mrs A Mr D. Abraban

Johnston

Hr and Mrs E. G.Mr. Joseph **Anderson? Mr B. H. van Ketel Me and Mrs J. W.ME.

Kroba Appleton Mr F. W. Bailey Mr and Mrs G. H. M.

Bannerman

Mr J. H. Baring Mr H. A. Barter Capt. C. Beck

a Mra E. R. Balition Capt. E. Bentley Mr R. J. Birbeck Mr J. D. Birrell Mr J. J. Blecker Mr F. Boissevain Mr and Mrs. A. 1

Bonet

September 194.122. 07m-No returns from Japan and Wladivostock. Pressure has increased considerably at Guam, moderately over the east coast of China and slightly elsewhero. A moderate anticyclone covers N. Chias and the depression remains over the Gulf of Tongking. The typhoon is situated to the west of the Ladrones, moving nurth westward,

Hongkong Rainfall for the $4 hours eading at 10 am. to-day, 1.15 inches. Total since January 1st. 82.80 inches, against an average of 79.41 inches..

Forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon on the 20th September

1-Hongkong to Gap Bock: E. and N.E. winds, moderate; cloudy, rain.

-Formosa Channel: North winds,

fresh.

3-South coast of China between. Hongkong and Lamecks: The same as No. 1..

4-South coast of Chins between Hongkong, and Hained: The same as No. L

OFFICIAL NIGHT.

The following table shows the Stan- dard Time at which Official Night ends and begins during the month of Sept.,

1916:-

Me Boutenua

Mr G. Bowles

Mr F. F. Laneh borg Mr and Mrs.

Lauritsen.

Lt. and Mrs Law

rence

Mr and Mrs J.

Loiria

Mr Q. Little ME CIA. Lockhart Mr D. Macintosh Mr N. Macintyre Mr D. MacKintosh Dr G. W. Maleksan

J.

Mr B. Markham

Mr and Mrs || H.

olden Mr. Nash

Capt. & Mrs Branch Mr and Mrs W. P.

Mt A. Brizon

No Nickolsen

Mr & Mrs E. BromsMr

Mr W. G.

W. G. Browell Cap CD. Nicoll

Mr. Burns

Mr R

Mr H.

T

MrJ. S. Nicolson

Cameron Mr T. B. Pater

CAYTON

Mr M.

Cher

Col. A. Chapman

Master

IJ

Pop-

perell

Mrs. S. Perry

Mr and Mrs J..J.Mr G. Phillips

Connell, child azdMr T. A. da Silva Japanese nurse Poiares

Mr

F. L. Cooke M-F. W. Cox Dr and Mira H.

Camming

800

E. Esnault

Exter

Mr E: Poatey

MrE. H. Ray

L. Miss B.. Reny

Mrs J. F. Reynolds

Mr D. Ritchie fra F E Lavis Mr & Mrs. A. B. Eas-Dr B. C.

Mrs. Sayt Mao

Mr F. Seaborn Mr. M. C. F. vanMr O. E. Seybs

Mr. H. Sheehan Mrs G. Sherwood Mr A. Feragen. MD. Ferreira, Jr." And maid Mr F. C. Foard M. Blade

MN Mr and Mrs I. H.Mr and Mrs C. F. Geare, child and Starkey & children servant

MeV. Steensley Mr A. T. Stubba Misa Sweetland A.Mr C. P. Templeton Mr F. G. Thompson

Mr P.W. Vermeulen ME. Hausmann MrThos. Vint MR. S. Heukelom Mr G. W. Watson Mr A. Hicka ...M: D. William

W. A. Higen-Mr G. G. Wood

Mr. G. Wondenberg Mr M. G. Hocketra

and Mrs B. Mr A. E. Hodgins

Wyba A. Holgerson Mr S. Yasuda Mr.Shelton Hooper Mr H. C. Zimmer- Capt. R. Intes MFJ. C.G. de Jager

Mrs S. Gossler Capt. T. P. Hall Mr and Mis W.

Hannibal

Mr G. Harper

bothan

Mr

naan

PEAK HOTEL.

Mrs Litt

Miss Anderson

Mr & Mrs Dyer Mrs Llewellyn

Ball

Mr C.. B. Bird

M

Mr D. Lylo Mrs. Macaulay

- and Mrs D. K. Mrs Matthieson Blair

Capt.&Mrs McLellan MO. T. Brenkspear MrJ. Mr J. A. Carter

MT

T. Nagano Nightingale

EH. ChandoinMr and Mrs G. F.

SEPTEMBER 19, 1018

MAIL NOTICE

HONGKONG, THURSDAY, 19TH SEPTEMBER, 1918.

OUTWARD MAILS

- Telegraphic information has been received from London that packets JE“ Sugar not exceeding one pound in weight may still be sent by parcel post to the United Kingdom and thac auch packets are admitted to the United Kingdom free of import licence or customs duty,

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REGISTERED and PARCEL MAILS close 15 minutes earlier than the time. given below unless otherwise stated.

-

FOR

Straits, Bangkok, Samarang, Soura)

Soura baya, Batavia via Samarang, and

Port Moresby via Batavia Swatow, Amoy. and Formosa via Keelung Saigon.

Philippine Islands"

TIL

Shanghai and North China.....

W

Formosa via Keelung, Shanghai and North Chinx

Japan via Nagasaki, Honolulu, Canada,}

United States, Central and South America and Europe via San Francisco

Bangkok

www

Shanghai and North China Saigon

Swatow.......

*1*

++

Swatow, Amoy and Formicsa via Keelong... Philippine Islands, Japan via Moji...).

Cadada, United States, Central and South America, and EUROP

EUROPE via VICTORIA, BC Weinxiwei and Tientsin... Swatow, Amoy and Foechow... Shanghai and North, China

Dan Ma

144

• Superscribed, correspondence only.

DATE

Friday,

goth, 8.00 Lat

... Friday,

20th, 11.CO A.M»

***

Friday, Friday.

20th, Noor: 20th, 200 FK. 20th, 0.00 FJ-

Fricky. (Saturday, 1st,"

Registration Lettors

0.15.4. 10.00 £30.

(Saturday, 91st,

Registration 9.45 M Letters 10:30 AM

Saturday, 1st, 1.00 v. Satruday, 1st, 3,00 P Saturday, 91, 3.00 M Saturday, 1st, 5.00 PM

Sunday, 22nd. 8.00 AM-

(Monday, 23rd...

Registration 11.45 AM

Letters | 12:30 PM," Monday, 23rd, 200 r.x Tuesday, 24th, 1.00 r.

Tuesday, 94th, -3.00 pa

In the case of Mails closing before 's ato. Registration cicaes at 5 o'clock

on the previous evening.

SHARE QUOTATIONS

HONGKONG STOCK

EXCHANGE,

HONGKONG, 13th SEPTEMBER, 1918.

1

OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS.

BANKS.

11 AM.

Forgkong Banks MARINE INSUNAT ORG.

Canton Ins. North China Inc. *Union Ins...

Yangtaze Ins.

Far Easterns... FIRE INDIAN CER..

Chics Fire Ins.... Hongkong Fire Ing.

SILPPING Mr and Mrs K. A.

Date.

Ends

Begins."

Miller

Sept. 19th 5.53

A.M.

8.30 p.m.**

1

20th, 6.0

5.35

*

11

Mrand Mid F. W. Miss I

21at

6.0

8.34

Cary

22nd,

60

8.13

Mc E

3rd 6.1 24th 61

6.32

Mr G. L. Coleman

8.31

Mrs Cormack

25th, 6.1

6.30

Beth, ·6.21

*6.29

Mics Eager

7th. 6.2

6.28.

28th, 69

8.27

M:8 Binlayson

Ouroussoft

29th, 6.

6,95

Mrs

Fletcher

Miss Fedden

30th. Bad

BOA

Mr 8. Fukuma

La-Col

and Mrs

Mrs Fumagalli

Belchers, 2nd Lieut. Marley; Lyeemun. JAPANESE MAKERS. Captain James; Stonecutters, and Lieut. Brown.

ONE PIE TIGEER MATINOS AND

1.0.08. ASD MEN OF TAN INFANTRY- BATTALION ATIACHIO" FOB DUTY. Class 1, at Belchers at 6.30 pm. pa Mondays and Thursdays for all who have not passed the "Proficient" rate (1) examination.

Class 9, at Belchers at 6:30 pm Tuesdays and Fridays for all 5.0.0. and men of bigher ratings, under Staff Sergts. Ovendene and Faisons, R., and Sergt. Day, FL.K.D.C.

Clans 3 at Lyebman at 8.30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays under Staff Sets. Barclay and White, HE

Detail of duties at Lyeemun from 17th

to 30th September, 1918, inclusive is posted at Feadquarters for information of all concerned.

Orders for Infantry Battalion by Major H.A. Morgan.

PARADRES

"A" 'Company.

FRIDAY, 20th September:

15 p.-No. 3 Platoon at King's Park Range. Amaal Musketry Course. Part 1, Practices 3 and 4 Dress, drill order with pouchca.

MACHINE GUN COMPANY/AN, FRIDAY, 20th September -

7.10a.m.-Beginners' Class at Head-

quarters.

5.15 p.m.-No. 1gue team and Casuals at King's Park Range. Annual Müsketry Course Fart 1, Practices 3 and.4. Dress, drill order with rifles. FRIDAY, 20th inst:-

RECITITS.

:

5.30 pm. Recruits of all units, except "D" Company on Murray Parure Ground, under Sergte Oxborry Mon- day) and Edmonds (Friday). Dress, drill order..

•JUSTABL On luty 13th Sept. No. & Pistoon On duty 14th Sept. No. 3 Platoon. Mounted e. and Signalling Sec.

On duty 14th Sept. No. 6 Hatoon On day 15th Sept. No. 7 Platoon

On day 18th Sept. No. 8 Platoon Ou duly 17th September Machine Gun Company.

Un duty 18th Sept. No. 1 Platoon. On duty 18th Sept No. 4 Platoon. On duty 19th Sept. No. 2 Pisto

+

Pin-

::

On duty 20th September. No. toon. Mounted Bection and Signalling Section

Un duty 21st Sept. No: 4 Pisloon. Orderly Officer for week ending 22nd Sept. Lieut. Branch.

Next for duty-Lient Blason.

Every kind of Footwear

MADE

ΤΟ

ORDER

CHERRY & CO.,

PEDDER STREET, Opposita Hongkong Hotel,

Telephone No. 491,

Hongkong, March 20, 1914

FRENCH LESSONS

G. MOUSSION.

15, Morrison Hill Road.

NOTICES TO CONSIGNEES

NIPPON TUSEN KAISHA. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. FROM EUROPE AND STRAITS.

HE Company's Steamship..

KITANO MART

having arrived from the above Ports, Consignata of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the HORIZONG & KowLow WHARY & GoDown: COMPANY'S GoDowss at Kowloon, where each cosign ment will be sorted out mark by mark and delivery can be obtained as soon La the Goods are landed.

Uptions Goode will be carried on unless instructions are given to the contrary be fore Noox: To DAY,

Goods at cleared by the 14th Sept. 1918, will be subject to reat

Mr and Mrs'Donnell. Nuber

Mrs Ostroverhow".

Mr 8. Evans, M.BEPrince Valery

Thursby Pelham

Mr A. D. Galloway Mr T. IL Parkins

Mr and Mrs B. A. Miss Perston

Hale

Mr H. Hancock

Mr W. J. Hanson

Mr and Mrs H.

Hayward

M-W. B. Hind

Mr R. Housmann

Eng.Com. Read

Mr W. E. Boberta Mr F. J. de Rome

E. Mr and Mrs Rope

Mrs Seqveland

Miss Skinner

Mr & Mrs Smeloff

Mrs &Misses Howard Mr&Mrs A. Findlay

Mr Hutchison

Mr F. B. Johnavn

Smith

Mca V. Findlay Smith Sir Ellia Kadocrie Mrs Sveen

Mr and Mrs Geo. Maj. Gen. F. Ventris

Lammert. ... Miss Ventris Mrand Mrs Lawes Mr M. Terano

KING EDWARD HEUTL.

Mira K. Almond Mr and Mrs WE.

Mrs J.R. F. Ander Jackson.

son

Dr M. E. Asger

Mr.. Bannerman

Mi W. Budge

Miss A, Coombes

Mr B. James

Joseph

** !

Mr & Mrs McAinch

Mr J. McArthur Mra Melee

Mr and Mrs Course Mr B. J. de Moore Mr. F. C. Crush Mrs W. C. Pasamora Mes T. B. Calhane Mr H. PearmaZI. Mrs J.D. Edwards Mrs F. E. Pennoyer Mr A. H. Flamman Mr and Mrs G. E.

"

Mr T. M. Gregory Lichardson Mr and Mrs Gregory Mrs Sangster

Mr Stabbings and

daughter

Mr Q. 7. Hemmes Mr G. B. Haywood. Mr P. Ileathcote Mr A. W. T. Ecy

MrJ. de Vries

Mr and Mrs Under-

wood

CARLTON HOTEL.

Mr D. Arskie Mr and Mrs J. T. Mr N. L. Brewer Hazard Mra F. E. Cameron Mr O. Murrell Mr van N. W. Mr S. Fanl

Courtlandt

Mr E. T. Crocker

Mr K. B. Grane

Mr and Mrs' H.

Stephens

Mr P. H. Thurber

Mr W. Gallagher Mr P., M. Thurbor Mr G. Gilbert

GRAND HOTEL.

Mr F. E. Combie Mr B. Panl Mr P. C. Yaithfull Me L Fooley' Mr C. Hawkins Mr H. J. Rowe Mr H. J. Hennessy Mr and Mrs Slear Mr A. W. Mothows Mrs Straney Mr O. Normann Mr W. Watkins.

NOTICE.

HIGH-CLASS PRINTING

AND

BOOK BINDING DORE AT

THE CHINA MAIL OFFICE

.

1)

Indo-Chinas (Pref.)...

SINGAPORE RUBBER

SHARE MARKET.

MESSRS, FRASER AND CO.

QUOTATIONS.

... $590.

*... $380 n.

SINGAPORE, Sept. 10th.

Alor Gajah (91)

2.70

5.00

Amal, Malay fy. pd.

2.00

*

...T.128

$900 B 62106. ex 73 T. 284 b.

... $100 b.

*.* $330 11.

Docglases... 288 b. & 86 sa. H.K. Steamboats

****.75 5.

(301 (Def)#146. b. 101/6 b. 8241 b."

Shell Transports

Do.

Star Ferries

China Sugars.

RISIN ZEILE.

Kailan Mining Adı........ Langkats

Raubs

+4

Tronoh Mines...

281 n.

"Ural Caspians.****** ..."27/8. b.

DOCES, WEARVEI, GODOWES, &c.

F. & K..Wharfs .......

H.&W.Docks

S'hai Docks

New Engineering... LANDS, HOTELS & BUILDINGS.

Ayer Hitam (88)

Ayer Kuning (31)......

| Ayer Molek (81)

11.00 19.0

.95 1.05

1.60 1.80

Ayer Panas (85) ....! Balgownie (81)

7.00

&00

4.00

4:50

0.70

0.85

10.00

1.00

1.00 1.25p ~0:40- -0.50- 0.70 0.60

Bassott (81)... Batang Benar (810). Batu Lintang (810) Bakit Jelotong (81);

Bakit Katil (81) ...

Bakit Kepong (2)... Bukit K. B. (81)...

0.85

2.50 2.80 0.60

→ 11.00

838 .

Bukit Timah (810)

... 47/- 0.

Changkat B'dang (85)

5.00

5:80

T.15.60

Glenealy Pins. (81)

100 ·1.60

FIL

.... $2.40 $

Haytor (85)"...

7.00

7.50

38/ b..

***

Indragiri (B5)........ «eatt

4,50

5.16-

Jeram (31)

1.15 125

996 b.

Jinish (81)

1.15 130

Kamasan (82)

Jak ...3157 m.

4.00.

D

T. 149 n.

Kedab (81)

2.00 10

T. 25 b

Kelemak R. (83)

4.50

5400

Kempas (89)...

6.60

7:30

| Klanng (65)

1.00

Lunes (86) ...

*76

Malaka Plads

1.86

.1.85

IM

-$31 b."

***

..... $71. b.

T. 295

8173

Malakoff (99) Mandai-Tekong (91) Mergui (85) New Serendah (87) Nyalia (83)

3.80

4.10

0.40

0,25

5.00 6:00

3.26 3.10

8.00

Paja (6)

8.00 9.26 9.75

$160 F.

Pantai (81)

80.00 s

Parit Park (81) Perak River ($1)

SAM

Central Estates $100. Hongkong Hotels... $93. D

Hongkong Lands.....$93 b. ...87.25 b. & 7.30 sa.

Humphreyands

Kowloon

West Points COTICS MILLA

Ewo Coticas,...

Kung Firs

Lagu Kung

Mowa

Shanghai Cottons

Orientals

Yargtazepoos

MISCELLANEOUS.

...8126.

304 n.

810 b.

Cements ......88.10 b. & 8.95 sa China-Bornecer que " China Lightall are -$5.75 b..

Olina-Providenta... *** $7.80m2 Dairy Farms, Old 8:9, New 8271

HK Electrics... ́........

Macau 1o.

Hongkong Ropea_ ....

$86

840 D.

86

... b.. H.K. Tramways $7.00 b., & 7.00 sa Peak Tramways (Old) a: 88.75 b..

do.

Steam Laundries

H.K. Steel Foundries

Water-boats

Powells.

Watsons

Wisemans...

Paix Bulang (1) Panggor (81)... Padelis (55)

Sandycroft

(82)

Beudal (85) Bembrong (31) Sungei Bagan (82).. Sungei Patani (1) Tambalak (81)

Tapah (810) Talak Anson Temerloh (81)

Trafalgar (82)

1.00 125

1.75

1.80

1.85

2:00

3.75

5,90

0.40

2.00 55.00

0.60

9.00%

0.20 0.20neno

2.50- ·8.00

0:25 0.35 pm

|3.65.2) 0.75 20.00

12.00

(New)

8.70m.

***

**

8:33 11.

8.25

9.00

$13) n.

0.70

1.90

#12 n.

$5.80 b.

Ulu Pandan (81).

0.80

0.95

0.59

89.00 b.

United Malacos (81)

0.05

$26

"

Utan Simpan (81)

0.80 0.90. 3:25

3.75

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