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FRIDAY MAY `?) — 1921.

Hughes & Hough

ANCHIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT

"AND ADMIRALTY.

Coal Contractors General Brokers.

-PUBLIC AUCTIONS-

TEE Only vite à cotion.

(HX Undersigned have reentrad Instru

(FOR LECOUNT OF THE CONCERNRO},

on

SATURDAY

罪

·May 21, 1921, st 12 (Noon)

at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Veux Road, Corner of Ice House Street, About 12 Cases Claret Grand

Centenac.

Also

1,500 Isherwood Igyptian Cigaretten.

Terms ---Cash.

HOJTES & ROUGE, Auctionners.

Hongkong, May 15, 1921.-

(For account of the concerned)

ON

MONDAY, May 23, 1921, at 11 am, at their Sales Rooms, No. 2, Des Vax Road, Corner of

Ice House Street. Valuable Household Furniture, and Sundries,

Removed to Sales Rooms

for Convenience of Sale,

Comprising:-

Silk-covered Drawing Room Suite, Single and Double Bedstende, Back- wood Table, Chairs & Cabinets, Tard- robes,

c.

Ose Cabinet Collection of Batteries. (Fell Particulars from Catalogue). Ter 4:-Cab.

HUGHES & HOUGH. Auctioneers.. Hongkong. May 18, 1921.

INTIMATIONS,

IMPORTS AND. EXPORTS OFFICE.

EMPIRE DAY.

HIS DEPARTMENT will be open for mayor of Letor dates only fam 9 *me to 12 Noon on TUESDAY, the 24: May 1921. Licensed Warchours will be eatimely denna that day.

X.MITI. Sap-istemien", Import and Expart Hongkong, May 15, 292

REPULSE BAY HOTEL.

THE

HE Management beg to announce that the WEST WING. EXTEN- SION and the new GARAGE will be completed during the month of Janė, 1921.

The Management having received numerous applications for monthly quotations from local residents who are not owners of private ears, bave decided to allocate a limited number of rooms

WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

35 WORDS'S INBERITONS, $1. PREPAID. Every additional word #Cents

for 3 insertions.

WANTED.

WANTED TO PURCHASE South Morning Post Shares

"FOR SALE.

FOR SALE ONE OF TWO LOTS of LAND, in Jordan Road, Kowloon,

about seven minutes by Richs from Ferry. For plan & further particulars apply Box 1938, c'e "Casa Man"

INTIMATIONS.

THE HONGKONG ELECTRIC CO..

THE CHINA MAIL.

INTIMATIONS.

HONGKONG & SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.

MR. WILSON'S MISTAKES.

„CRITICISM BY MR. LANSING.

Mr. Robert Lansing in his book,

The Peace Negotiations (published

He points out that it would have ANGLO JAPANESE TREATY. prevented 'the United States) from crashing the rebellion in the South is 1861-5 and have destroyed Canada. when the French Province of Quebec rebelled.

"Mr. Wilson is blamed for the grave

delay in making peace:

RENEWAL QUESTION.

BAKON HAYASHI AND AUSTRALIA.

Baron Hayashi, Japanese Ambas sador in London, in a statement to a Daily Mail-reporter discussed the question of the renewal in Jane of the Anglo-Japanese Treaty,

FIRSTORE AT THE HOTELE.

HONGKONG HOTEL:

May 18. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that

Capt. Adama Me and Mrs A. J. an EXTRAORDINARY MEET- Constable, 168: net), directly attacks If he had not insisted that a com-

Me (W, Anderson à Johos ING of the SHAREHOLDERS of the ex-President Wilson and his policy at plete and detailed plan for the League

Mrs L Henry Aab Mr and Mrs N. E HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING almost every point. Mr. Lansing Treaty, a preliminary peace would in

Me and Mrs G, H. Karanja (of Nations) should be part of the

H. Bannerman Mr.P. 3. Korny. CORPORATION will be held at the CITY | himself was Secretary of State la Mr. alt probability have been signed i Premier, in the Commonwealth Par Mr J. E. de Beau Capt. de Mra Larking

champ HALL Hongkong on SATURDAY, Wilson's Cabinet, a position which is ratlied, and in effect during April lament said

Mile H. LINS Mr E R. Balios Mr M. Lord the 28th day of May, 1921, at NOON, |

equivalent to that of our own Foreign •

Our safety Ties in a renewal of Mr and En Q H.Mr and Mi E

Benson

Lx ket for the purpose, of considering and if

Our ideal at the Imperial Cabinet

resolutions :

1. That the Directors of the Hongkong an event which caused a sensation

& Shanghai Banking Corporation in the United States.

1919.

league.

The whole world wanted

Mr. W. M. Hughes, the Australian

Molder-Rabak

Me A. W. Robinwom M.Mr and Mrs D

Bodger

Apply A.RO, co "Charxs Man Orvice thought fit of passing the following/Secretary, and he resigned, or was peace. The President wanted his the Anglo-Japanese Treaty. • Me* Men &. BitneyCapt. J. M. Lopes

| virtually dismissed, in February 1920, į The whole world, he says, was meeting (în June) is a renewal of the Airs Blackburn Mr P. Marks

MD. & Brock H: W I KeCurthy sacrificed to the President. At the treaty, modified, if that be deemed Dy J. G. Isu Mẹ 4. O-Necul

Brown same time Mr. Wilson-quarrelled proper, in some such form as will be

lough be and they are hereby requested. He describes the ex-President thus: with the American Senate, attempting acceptable to Britain, to the United Me E. Brown Capt. R. Mechaun

Mr and Mrs N. EM: W. B. Michie to force the League down the Senate's States, to Japan, and ourselves.”

Bryant and authorised by and on beball

Mr J. E.B Hoer There is in his mentality a strange threat by the plan of incorporating Refering to this speech Baron C. Begant tack of the shareholder of the Commixture of positiveness and inded the League of Nations in the Peace Hayashi said: The statement Mr. A. Barroughs F, Mooney and pany to take the steps necessary for the introduction of an Orcia sion which is almost paradoxical To Treaty, with results disastrous to the by Mr. Hughes is most grilly Capt. G. Cambikyos child

MFK. M.OFள் anca into the Legislative Council put off a decision to the last moment Allies.

**ing, for it suggests that Australia Mr A: A. Claxton of the Colony of Hongkong and is a trait of Mr. Wilson's character

As for the secret diplomacy which will be in favour of a renewal. Ther. Coenraad Miss D E. Pepperell for the easetment of the same by; which has caused much anbiety to

Correll the Governor of Hongkong with these who, dealing with matters of marked the Conference, Mr. Lansing feeling throughout Japan is strongly Mr and Mrs J, J.Mr 8. Perry the advice and consent of the vital importance, realised that delay quotes an Italian diplomatist, who in favour of a continuance of the MCH, B. CottrelMr J. Forthames

treaty, and such a treaty, if supported MEN Coucher Mr and Mrs Q. H, exclaimed: Legislative Council thereof to effect was perilous if not disastrons. He

"One tells you one thing and that by the Dominions, will be even Miss F. A. Deskin the amendments necessary to the appeared to consider opposition to be

Cant and Mrs R. Ordinances under which the Com, a personal, affront. His mind, once is not true; then another tells you stronger than the existing one, which Dr G. Douald

Denson "Australia's support will be highly Me and Mes G. pany is incorporated and carrying made up, seemed to become inferible. another thing and that, too, is not has worked so harmoniously. on business so su to silow of the It appeared to grow in crious to true. Now we have the result. It is

The Japanese Govern-d terrible. Secret diplomacy is an utter i welcome. capital of the Company being arguments and even te facts failure. It is 100, hard to endurement understands the sensitiveness Me Elkus from time to time increased from: He received suggestions and mem Some men know only how to whisper of Australia to the emigration ques-G. Frost 20 millions of dollars the present aranda from his Secretary of State They are not to be trusted. I do not tion, and intends to do everything in Engine Captain P. Fertson authorised capital of the Company with impatience, yet Mr. Lansing Eke it.”

its power to respect this feeling.”

Mr H. R. Franz to 50 millions of dollars.

says that he came to Europe with no

Speaking generally of the value) Me J. 9. Gardiner That the Capital of the Hongkong programme at all, and without any

MrV. S. Gies Shanghai Banking Corporation clear idea of what he meant to do,

of the renewal of the treaty, Baron Mr. S. Giben

Mr. A. Gry Two nations working in co-opera as a Haber ba forthwith increased from He did, however, tell Mr. Lansing,

Hayashi said: $15,000,000 to $20,000,000 by the who is a lawyer, "that he did not

tion are likely to attract more con- ca creation of 10,000 New Shares of intend to have lawyers drafting the

fidence and less suspicion than 3 HỀ, and Mr $125 each to be issued at the Treaty of Peace."

Hansen nation working on its own. Britain's) price of £70 on the terms alter mentioned. Shareholders on the Eastern Registers to pay for their allotments at the rate of exchange for the Company's demand Bills on London on the day on which the

LIMITED.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the THIRTY SECOND ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING will be held at the Company's Offices, St. George's Building on SATURDAY, I

2. 21st May, 1921, at 11.30 am. For the purpose of presenting the Report of the Directors together with a State ment of Accounts to 28th February, 1921, and electing. Directors and, Auditor, The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from the 14th to the 21st May, 1921, both days inclusive.

By order of the Board of Directors, GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO.,

.LTD.,

Agents. Hongkong, May 4, 1921.

UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY OF CANTON, LIMITED.

INO

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.

NUFICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that)

the 48th ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING of the Society will be held at its Head Office, Nos. 3 and 4, Queen's Buildings Hongkong, on FRIDAY, May 27th, 1921, at Noos, for the par pose of receiving the Report of the Directors together with the Statements

instalments are due.

Mr. Lansing disapproved of the President's visit to Europe and pro- tested against it, though his protest

+1

The key to subsequent political movements in the United States is given by this caustic volume, which explains the sad failure of the Peace.

14

Marand. Mrs J. de V.

Rooy

Mr V. Schapper Mr J. A. Seidler

Up A X Sout

MFR. P. Scott *Me C, F. Seeger

Mr G. B. Shank Capt. G. L. Smith

MeW. F. Stevens

- Mr W. v. de Stee

Mr S. D. Stone-

braker

W.St Eric & Lady Start Taylor

Kr 8. da L. Uberti

Mr and Mrs J. W.

Webber

The census taken in India on Marcho-operation and help in dealing with Mr J. Scott Harston. Mr H. Q.Taylor

the great problems in China will be Mr G. Harwood Me &. Tarell

Mr and Mrs 0, F.Miss F, M. Terrell

Hi

Hr A. A. Turner 16 shows that the population now invaluable.

"Japan, ke Mr. Hughes, is more ar J. Hood was not well received; he also con- numbers rather over 319,000,000, ar demirs, Mr. Wilson's League of against 315,150,000 ten years ago than anxious that the treaty should Nations, his insistence on "self-deter- In Bombay, the United Provinces, be acceptable to the United States, nation," his alliance with France, and Bihar and Orissa the population for whom we have the friendliest his secret diplomacy, and his attitude has decreased by several millions. sentiments, and whose co-operation to China, quoting largely from notes

we should welcome." made during the Conference. OF self-determination" he said in one of these nates:

*

3 That the said New Shares be in the first instance, in such manner as the Directors shall prescribe for that purpose, offered to share holders in the proportion of one New Share for every three abares of which on the 28th day of May, What effect will it have or the 1921, Shareholders shall respec Irish, the Indians, the Egyptians, and tirely be the registered Holden, the nationalists among the Boers? and that any New Shares not Will it not breed discontent, disorder, accepted by Shareholders within and rebellion? How can it be hate the time limited by the Directors monised with Zionism, to which the for that purpose be disposed of President is practically committed? and allotted by the Directors in The phrase is simply loaded with ed during a search of the club pre- such manner and at such price as dynamite.

in their discretion they shall think;

best in the interests of the Com pany.

of Account to 31st December, 1920, 4. That the payment of the sum of and of declaring Dividends, etc.

The TRANSFER FOOKS of the Society will be CLOSED from 14th May to 27th May, both days inclusive.

By Order of the Board,

C. MONTAGUE EDE

General Manager. Hongkong, May 5, 1921.

BRITISH TRADERS' INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.

for this purpose, and now beg to an-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that

sonoce the following inclusive rates:---

Two (2) persons occupying one double room with private bath, cover -ing attendance, meals (which may be takes either at the Repaise Bay Hotel or at the Hongkong Hotel Main Dining Room) and transport tion, ie one trip in and out each day during specified hours (excluding Sundays and Public Holidaya) $500. per month for two persons.

Four (4) persons occupying two doable room with private baths, covering attendance, meals (which may be taken either at the Repulse "Bay Hotel or at the Hongkong Hotel Main Dining Room) and transporta- tion, ie, one trip in and out each day during specified hours (excluding Sundays and Public Holidays) $450. per month for two persons. The difference in rates

above quoted is explained as follows:-The rate of $500.-is for two persons in one car, and the second quotation of $450.— covers cases where four persons are prepared to share one car for trans- portation

£70 per share for each of the said

New Shares be made as follows, viz

1st instalment of £35 on the

1st of July, 1921.

2nd and final instalment of £33

on the 1st day of October, 1921

.

5. That the Directors issus to Share

the 55th ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING of the Company will be held at its Head Office, No. 3 and 4, Queen's Buildings, Hongkong, on FRIDAY,

ay 27th, 1921, at 12.30 r., for the 6 purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors together with the Statements of Account to 31st December, 1920, and of declaring Dividends, etc.

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the

Company will be CLOSED from 14th May to the 27th May, both days! inclusive.

By Order of the Board,

-C. MONTAGUE EDE,

General Manager."

Hongkong, May 5, 1921.

THE CHINA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED..

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that

holders, holding shares less than or not a multiple of three, a fre tional certificate in respect of each share less than three or in excess of a multiple of three and allot one New Share to every person who shall produce three such Fractional Certificates on or before the Ist day of July, 1831,-and pay the first instalment in respect iberoof.

That after payment of the instal

ment, and pending payment of the remaining instalment, Scrip Certificates in such form as the Director may determine be issued in respect of such New Shares entiling the holdera on payment of the remaining instalment, and subject to such other terms as to approval, date for lodging scrip certificates and otherwise as the Directors may prescribe," to be registered as the owner of the shares respectively represented by auch Scrip Certificates.

7. That interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum be allowed out of the profits of the Company on Instalments paid in advance of the dates when the sine become due, and that registered holders of "Serip Certificates for New Shares be entitled in respect of such New Shares to participate in future dividends on an equality with the "old shares, in proportion to the instalments paid up, and from due dates for payment of same. That interest at the rate of & par

the 32nd ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING of the Company will be No extra charge to residents will be held at its Head Office, No 3 and 4, made in connection with the regular Queen's Buildings on FRIDAY, May Tea and Dinner Dansants or entertain-27th, 1921, at 12.45 P3 for the par- ments held at the Repulse Bay Hotel Monthly residents will also entitled to the free use of the indivi dual bathing tents on the beach.

For farther information. apply in writing to the undersigned.

HONGKONG HOTEL CO., LTD.

J. EL TAGGART,

Manager. Hongkong, May 18, 1921.

pose of receiving the Report of the 8. Directors together with the Statements of Account to 31st December 1920, and of declaring Dividende, etc

THERES A LONG, LONG TRAIL

of

Bugs, Fleas, Flies, Beetles, Mosquitoes,

etc

ali killed by

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from 14th 9. May to 27th May, both days inclusive.

By Order of the Bourd,

C. MONTAGUE EDE,

General Manager.

"Hongkong May 5, 1921.

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

THE THIRD GYMKRANA is fixed for SATURDAY, June 4th, 1921. Draft Programmes and Entry Forma may be obtained at the Race Course, Hongkong Club, and Causeway Bay Stables. S

Entries close TUESDAY, 24th May. Hongkong May 17, 1921,

KEATING'S MASSAGE.

$BRITISH.

“Mr. HONDA and MTR HONDA.

-^: 14 years' experience.

(Opposite to the Cling Maka

centum per annum be charged on each instalment not punctually paid, and be paid with each such instalment

That all moneys received frem premium on the said New Shares be added to the Sterling Reserve Fund.

FOR THE HONGKONG & SHANGHAI

BANKING CORPORATION,

A. G. STEPHEN,

Chief Manager.

Hongkong, April 23, 1921. *.

TO SECRETARIES OF CLUBS AND

OTHER INSTITUTIONS.

ALL preliminary notices of forth

coming meetings, lectures and entertainments, sent for insertion in the news columns of the China Mait are charged for at the rate of $1 each, Las announced in May and June of

fast year) providing that they do not Occupy more than four- future if this space is exceeded they will be placed in the s colanos at the prevailing rate

When sixteen men arrested at a Manchester club were brought before the magistrates, the prosecuting so licitor described the place as a base of operations for incendiary outrages committed in the city. He stated that a tremendous amount of ammuni- tion and some gelignite were discover

mises:

.....

This is the package».

Mis G.F. Whittlewy Miss M. Wiley

Mr D. J. Hooper

J. La Hoskins Miss Banter MJ. B. Ireland Me and Mr A. der E8 Wiliams

Mrs E. Winsues Jacobs MR. S. Jamco Miss G. Young

REPHINE BAY BOTKL.

tagus Ede

Hon. and Mr Mor

Mra C. Thorne

Exceptional interest attaches to a suggestion, made in the course of conversations, concerning the situa tion in Austria, to send Austria Mr H. W. Bird 200,000 tons of coal annually from Mr & Mrs C. Mon- ill the Saare in exchange for wood pulp. which Austria possesses in abundance, and which would have the effect of reducing the price of paper in France The Austrian Government has not yet given its reply to the proposal.

with the moisture-proof wrapping

that keeps Chesterfield's original flavor- and freshness intact. Your Chesterfields never. become either soggy, or dry. They always reach you in prime shape for smoking.

And, Chesterfields do something for your smoke-longing that you have always wished

a cigarette would do they let you know you are smoking-and they satisfy.

The blend does it, and the blend can't be copied.

Lippen Frans Co

Chesterfield

20 for 20 cts.

CIGARETTES

Türkish and American tobaccos--blended

They SATISFY

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Max HcAinsh

PEAK HOTEL

Mr W, Anderson.

May 18.

Mr and Mrs N. B.

Karanjia

Me and My W.Mr and Mrs

Armstrong

kolenky

Mr & Mrs Ashton Miss Bankolevak Mr XH. Annaller Hr. H. Krieg

Mis Aveling

Surgeon-Comdr andMe M. B. C. Take

Hz.H. P. Lamagela "Mr&Mrs Langridge

Mr J. D. Lloyd Mr R MacGregor Mr and Mrs J. F.

Miler

Mr EC. Bell Mr R. O. Bird Mr L. B. Blacking Mrr D... Blair

Mr F. Bouliol

Mr ML. J. Breen.

Capt. & Mr H.5.201

Mr J. G. Bridger - Mr.A.0. Howcomb Mr B. B. Bridge: Mr. E. Pa

Comds, and Mrs QMr and Mrs T. E

Cantile

Perkins***..

Lt.CE. Curse Mr and Mrs W. K,

Roberts MG. F. Caville

Mr & Mrshidwick Mr J.B. Robinson Mr and Mrs T. WHr and Mrs R. K

Church

Miss Clarke

Bodger

Mr-E. W. Boges

Mr & Mrs Cockburn Major & Mas Saders

Miss M. Cooper

Mr Crawford--- --

Mr. Cormack

3

Mr B.-Crowley -

Mr D. F. Cahill

Mr J. D. Danby

CLCW. DATE Eng. Coudr Dawson

W.

Mr D. D. Dryden

MR. P. thaM

Mrs L Simpson

Mr. Findlay Ermith Mir H. Spicer HrA E Stubka Mr J.F. Swindells Mr and Ms S. J.

Syrett

Mr N. Taylor

Mr Thompson

Mr & Mrs JonesMe Tiley

Duncan

Miss Fairly

Mr and hies Quarles

Van Ufford

Rev. and Mrs W. T. Mr J. G. Your

Featherstons

Mr R. A. Walter

Mr F W. Gibbous Mr HH. Webster

Miss Gibson

Mr D. Hall**

Major Harding

Mr Sector

Mr G. Wonderberg

Mr and Mrs Marsha

Food

Me Worrall

Mr and Mrs A. DE T.A. Worswick

Humphrey

Mr M. H. Woulman

VAELTON HOTIL.

Mrs J. A.ock

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April 4.

Mrs J. M. Holge Mr R. O. Alleinan Mr W. W Mallory Arsand My W. W.Ker B- E. L. Mare

Amatroug

Hi Ararag Mr N. V. Barnett

Mr J. Berimskoff Mr W. J. Booker Miss De Brett

Mian McDiarmid

Me J. C. Mond Mr B. Merriman Miss Nisayos Mr J. Park Bisa K. Patrick. MR. P. Brown Mrs M. F. Peterson Mrs F. E. Cameron M. J. Bichard Cap. B. C. Candenhir J.A.T. Bobertson Miri H. ChilliywordDr and Mrs F, J.

Echwartz Mrs O. Campbell

Hr C. J. ChickTM

Miss L Dale

Mr B. M. Donough Mr F. Blat

Mr N. Eeepi

M B. L. Smith

Miss O. Ervin Mr & Mrs Chas Mr and Mrs Evans Smith

Hr and Mr H T, Mr S. Steventon

Glover

Dr and Mrs H. H

Mr Wm. J. F. Gor-Strimmetz

don

MrT. R. Green'

Hr A. N. Tayler

Capt. J. ThomEDZ

Mr B. Halingtard Miss Tomoe

Mrs K. Hashim

Mr and MIT.

Mr A. Hashim Wald Valdes B Mr D. Hec Er B. Baskly!! Mr. E. Henderson Me and Mrs H. W.

Wilders and 2 "children

Mr M. Eastern

Mrs Hibbard... Master Hibbard

CROUP.

THIS discase is so dangcrons and ro rapid in its dorslopment that every mother of young children should be prepared for it. It is very risky to wait until the attack of croup sppOLTE 800 then send for medicine and let the child suffer until it can be obtained. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is prompt and effectual and has nevér been known to fail in any caso. “. Always have, battle in the bamer -For sale by all Chests and Storekeepers,