THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 21, 1922.
Hughes & Hough
AUDTIONECKS TO THE GOVERNMENT
AND ADMIRALTY. ·
Coal Contractors General
Brokers.
INTIMATIONS.
LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD,
Nor
TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
an Extraordinary General Meet ing of LANE, Crawford LimiTED Will be held at the Office of the HONG KONG HOTEL CO., LTD, Powell's Building, Des Vieux Road Central, Victoria in the Colony of Hongkong, on MONDAY, the 2nd day of October, 1922, at 12 o'clock noon for the
WANT
ADVERTISEMENTS
25 WORDS 2 INSERTIONS, $1. PREPAID, Every additional word 4 Conta
for 2 insertions.
LOST.
-FUBLIC AUCTIONS purpose of considering and, if thought I OST-Young Fox Terrier Bitch
TX Undersigned have reared in ilene bo sell by Pabllo Auction. (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),
ON
FRIDAY,
September 22, 1024, at 2.30 p.m..
at their Bales Rooms, No. 6, Dea Vesux Road, Cernor of Ice House Strock, Saudry Household Furnitaro, Removed to Sales Ronis for convenience of sale. Comprising:-
Chesterfiel Sofa, large Arm-chairs, Teak Sideboard, M.-T. Washstand, Roll-top Desk, Bokenson, Overmantel, Cooking Slove,
Also Blackwood Curio Cabinet, Teapoya, Side Table,
&c..
te.. &c., Terms -Cash on delivery.
HUGHES & HOUGH
Auctioneers
Hongkong, September 19, 1822.
INTIMATIONS
THE HONGKONG & WHAMPOA, DOCK COMPANY, LIMITED,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
fit, approving the draft new Articles i of Association of the Company which will be submitted to the meeting.
A print of such draft new Articles and a print of the existing Articles of the Company may be sten at the Registered Office of the Company,
all white, except right eye. Answers to the name of Spot. Reward offered. Mr. McCubbin, Gas Works.
FOR SALE,
Royal Building. Victoria aforesaid, OR SALE-2 Seater Buick Motor and at the Office of Messrs. DEACONF. Six Cylinder 38 II.F. Can LOOKER, DEACON & HARSTON, I Des be soon by appointment. No reasonable Voeux Road Central, Victoria afore offer robused. Reason for anlo Owner said, and the portions of the proposed lalt Colony.
Apply Box No. 1378, new Articles which differ from the efo China Mail." existing Articles are indicated by being underlined in red.
Should the meeting approve of such new Articles of Association, with or without modification, the subjoined Resolution will be proposed as an Extraordinary Resolution, namely:
"That ibe new Artiolos already approved by this Meeting and for the purpose of identißeation sub- Mcribed by the Chairman thereof be and the same are hereby adopted us the Articles of the Company to the exclusion of and in substitution for all the existing Articles thereof."
AND NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN that a further Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at the same place on TUESDAY the 17th day of October 1922, al 9.30 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of receiving a report of the proceedings at the above
mentioned Meeting and of confirm
the Share Register and Transfering, if thought fit, as a Special Books of the Company, will be closed Resolution, the above mentioned from the 2nd to the 9th October, Resolution. 1922, both days inclusive.
next.
Warrants for the Interim Dividend can be obtained at the Office of the Company, 2 Queen's Buildings, Hong- kong, on and after the 11th October
De Order of the Board,
R. M. DYER,
Chief Marriger. Hongkong, September 18, 1922.
DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
LIMITED.
Dated this 15th day of September 1922. By Order of the Board,
S. J. JORDAIN,
Secretary.
VICTORIA DIOCESAN
ASSOCIATION.
A PIANO RECITAL will be given
at GOVERNMENT HOUSE in aid of the "Nanning" Fund by Mr. Eric Rice: in the Ball Roam on THURSDAY, October 5th at 9.15 p.m. Vocalist: Mrs. Gandy. Tickets $3.00, obtainable from Mrs. Severn, Govern- THE ORDINARY GENERAL ment House, The Anderson Music MEETING of the above Com-Company. Beaconsfield Arcade. pany will be held at the Company's Hongkong, September 16, 1992. Offices, 20. Des Voeux Road Central
on THURSDAY, the 5th of October
1922, at Nocn,
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the
J. B. LAL,
THE ABLE INDIAN PUASHTAN FROM SINGAPORE..
Company will be closed from the wing diseases, viz. Coll, Catarrh,
22nd of September to 5th of October both days inclusive.
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & CO.,
General Managers. Hongkong, September 14, 1922.
NOTICE.
THE CHINA SPECIE BANK, LTD,
will remove to its new premises No. 6 Duddell Street on MONDAY, 25th September, 1922.
CHINA SPECIE BANK, LTD. Hongkong, September 18, 1923,
TAIYO & CO.
(JAPANESE)
BOOTS AND SHOES
MADE TO ORDI
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APPROXIMATE RETAIL PRICES,
Butcher Mest.
September 13, Jure
1822..
Cts.
1918-
Bes! Sirloin,-Met Long Pa... lb. 24
Prime Ctt...
2 1
20
Corned,-Ham Nguo Yok... Roast,-Shlo
11
Breast-Ngan Nam
ZOV TE
22
Soup,-Tong Yuk
144
11
22
Bbeak,-Ngau Tak Pa
24
19
Steak Sirloin,-Ngan Lan
32
"
£8
18 a
VIKTORS AT THE HOTELS.
BONGKONG HOTEL.
Septem*ur 14.
Meg G, V. L. Abbott Mr K. R. Hummel
4t3 Ab t
Mr J. de Jong, Mrr R. D. Actus Mr J. E Joseph Mr R. L. Alkin Mr E. Kl Mr J. E. Athorley Miss T. Kasi MO. 8. Archbutt Mr O. H. Ardson Mr R. J. Birbosk Mra E. Blackburn Mrs Blaxland
Me T. J. Bownis
Mr J. Buckley
Dr M. Clark
Mr A. A. Colion
i E. Komp Mr and Mes Lauritsen
FARLIER TELEGRAMS.
(Reuter's Service to the China Muit)
THE NEAR EAST CRISIS.
CONSTANTINOPLE, September 19th, The first Turkish cavalry have reached the outskirts of Bigha, at the edge of the gentral zone, fifty miles from Chanak,
Brisk business continues on the London insuraner market in cenuretion with thy Near East and ten per cent. for three Cmonths is quoted for property at Con- stantinople. Warehoused goods are about the same
NEW YORK, September 19th. Advices from Constantinople state chint Kenai Pasha fins issued a proclamation to the Turkish nation declaring that the tremendous victory is exclusively their
Me E- Louter Capt. F. Mackenz ̋e Mr B. Markhams
fr P. Marks Mrs G. L. Mcl'mith Mr C. H. Montague
Mr H. E. B. Davis,Dr J. Morrison
Jr.
dr C. Noppor Mrs D. R. Davian MrJ. W. Full Mr and Mrs W. II. Me F. E. Ramplin
Trenchard Davis MT. Bojeck Mr C. Trenchard dr H. RaynoldsTMTM
Davi
Mr K. R. Roxburgh
Mr W. B. 5. Dent Me A. H. Rowe Mist Dorld
Mr E. T. S'onf
Mr J. Duward
Mr O. Dykes
MJ, T. Sidaway Mrs E. Sparko
Mias R, O. Ferguson Miss A. Square
Misses Ferguson (1) Mr V. d. Steun Mr J. Fishor Mr S. J. Statler
Mr S Suzuk
Mr M. D Flowera
Hr and Kirs W. H.Mr B. Thani
Gale
Mr and Mrs E. E Tucker 2 children Miss Venogradoff
Mr J. 8. Gardiner Mr F. R. Goudio Japt. T. P. a Mr G. Hammond Mr 8. C. Harris Miss B. B. Hays
Mr and Men A.
Weitzer
Mr C... Wellven
REPULSE BAY HOTEL
Mr D. R. Baker Miss Birlay Mr & Mrs Binol? 3. L. H. Bossell Mr and Mrs Coppin Mr T. C. Davies Mr F. H. Davies Mrs P. M Davis Mra Clayton
Wirs there
Dr and Mrs Lench Mr Leachnor Mrs Liddell Mr Lynott Miss Tyz neht Mr Pinkerto Mr Powrie Prd, de Rast
Mr Rabbit Mr and
Stopu
Mrs Chan
Dran 1 Mrs Volkor
Mrs L. Walker
Me and Mrs W. A..Mr and Mrs Wat-in
Hacibal
PEAK HOTEL.
Poultry.
September 13, June 1922. 1916,
Juor
7014
| Mr Vander Dekker
Obs.
Cts.
Uts.
Mr & Mrs Gearo
CJcken,-Kal T
selb
45
30
Capone, Small,--Sin Ks! ...... Capons, Large,--Bin Ka
42
28
30
Mr Gilson
18
58
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22
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25
20
38
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16 Heart-Ngau Sam... lb. Hump, Salt-Ngao Kio .. Foot-Nga Kock...ch 12 Kidneys,Ngan la
1.00
1.90
Pigeons, Union,Pak Kip...ach 30
Holbow,Hof Han Pat Kap
Bach 97
30
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Tengue, fresh,--Ngan Liesch 60 Tongue, corned,--Ha Ngan Li
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Ngan Mel ... 11 20 Liver, Ngan Kon... ib. 16 Tripe (uniresed), Ngau To lb. 2 Gatras' Head and Feet,~Ngau-tai-
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so0 $1.20 Matton Chop,-Young Pot Kwat 1b. 38 Leg,-Yenug Poli 36 34 Shoulder-Yonog Shan 19 Baddie,-Young On Tak „ 30 Pig'a Chlilingu, -Chu Obong' 56
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Apples, (California),-Kani Shan
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11
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September 13,
Me and Mrs F. K. J. Lt. Col. and Mrs F.
Adam!
Heslop
Me and Mr. W. Mr B. J. Jordain
Alfen
Mr J. F. Joseph Mr C. J. Anderson Me J M. Rayo Mr and Mrs A. F.Me Alın Keith
Ashton
Mr M. Key
Misa Barner
Capt. P. H. B. Tako
Me Vivian Boniamin Me'A X. Lew Mr and Mrs B. 0,31r and Mrs W. J.
Birch
E. Mackenzie. Mr R Mete-gar Mr W. E. Mc.
Dan i 1
Mr RE. O. Bird
1. A. Bir
Me R. G. Plsker
Mercer
Mr and Mrs G. H. Capt. and Mrs G. B.
Mr Jinlay Miller
Eng-Capt. and Mrs Mr G. Miskin
Braiden
Mr.M. J. Breon
Bromwich
Mes R. W. Nesbitt
Mr W, A. Butter-Dr J. W. Noble
feld
* Capt, and 3fre C. Q.
Lt. Col. R. JA. Oliver
work. The losses of the
249,11,
while Kemntist uses are red 100.000
of whom outs three-quarters are
LONDON September 1st. Addressing the Foreign Representatives at Augera, the Premier, Rauf Bey, ridi- call the anggestion that Turkey was carrying on a war of conquest, but it was
their duty to persevere till they had com pletely raised all their national aspira tions.
MOURSE, September 19th. Prime Minister Hughes emphasise that Australia was not a nation of swal bucklers, but, if the question arose of defending the vital interests of this n pire
it would not be a matter of sending
a contingent, but of employing the whole of Australia's resources,
Australia
would
vot participate in filibustering expedition as she was en- tirely disinterested in class ambitions be tween Turkey and Grever,
OTTAWA, September 18th. Following a further meeting of the Cabinet, the Prime Minister announced that the Government had not yet received such information from Great Britain as would permit of a decision whether it was eccessary to call a special session of Parliament. He added that the infarina tion received was reassuring.
EX-KAISER TO RE-MARRY:
!
AMSTERDAM, September 19th, The engagrant of the ex-Kaiser to the widowrd Primeras Hermine Von Seonaich Carolath, with Gve children, has hear officinity announced. The marriage will take place in November. The ex-Kaiser's re-marriage is due to the loneliness and monotony of his life at. Doorn, LANCASHIRE COTTON SPINNERS.
Losnos. September 10th. Commenting
the International Cotton Fosteration's statisties, just pub- ished. Sir Charles Macare says, they show that India, Chinn and Japan have, roundly, only 12,022,000 cotton spindles for combined populations of 800,000,000, The same jimber of spindles is reded to supply the requirement of Grea Britain and Ireland.
The installation of three spindles in
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India, China and Japan cost double what
havis would
est to Preet them in
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England, and the machinery was mostly employed in
in making conrar goods, for which Great Britain did not
cater.
Moreover, these countries had taken near- a hundred years to attain their pro- ly a
sible, ther
therefore. how they could be re-
Batterwor h Mrs G. W. Oliveert spindleage and it was incomprehen
Er and Mire J.." W. etnia
Church
Mr J. Osser
Capt. C. F. Church Birs A. J. Paterson Land Mrs. H. 1. M: A H. Pean
Hon. Mrand Mrs T,
Mr L. J DavİES
Jul. C. W. Davy
garded as serious competitora with Laner- shire
The present difficulties of the coston trade were not due to foreign competi tion, but to want of foresight and Rek of W. Tetley organisation in the industry both during Major&Mrs F. H.nl since the war.
Phillips
Madam 'roton-
Mr A. Ritchie
Eng Comdr. W', M. W R. Roberts
Dawɛon
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Mr J. L. Robinson
Me and Mrs Juli Eng-onde, & Mrs
Родск
Mr A. W. Fastman Mr Conrad Saims
r. T. Eveleigh Mr R. P. Bhaw Saot. it is D.Capt and Mrs Ivar
Fattes
Sigueland Mr and Mrs Vaid Mra D. Forbes Mr F. W. Gibblus. Streneby Madame Lottie Gor-Mrs and Miss Stub.
dop
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Mrs B. D. Hilliard Mr W. H. H. Mr A. H. Hollings Webster
Mias Wootos worth
Rev. J. T. HolmanMr C). R. M. Young
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PUBLIC AUCTION,
DARTICULARS and Conditions of the latting by Public Auction Sale, to be held on MONDAY, the 85th day of September, 1923, at 3 p.m., at the Offees of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the fiticer Administer ing the Government of any Lot of CROWN LAND at Victoria and in the Colony of Hongkong, for a term of 75 years, with the option of rondwal at a Crown Rant to be fixed by th. Surveyor of His Majesty the King, for one further term of 70 years.
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U.S.A. TARIFF BILL PASSES SENATE.
WASHINGTON, September 19th, The Senato passed the Tariff Bill, which How goes to the President.
[A cable message from Washington, dated August 20th, stated that in the Revision Bill, which emerged from tha House of Representatives, the amendments numbered over two thousand, of which the great majority represented a substantia! increase over the rates passed by the Notably, in the case of Imsit
outs such as wool, colton, sugar,
steel and chemicals, the Government ex- perts' enlculations show the following average: ad valorzaz rates on cation manufactures, 4 per cent.; silk ma factures, 80
cent.i per
wool manufacturer, 73
44
cent. rd- per eent, ginssware,, por
It was ~ fived sugar, 68.5 per cent. puted that the duties, they ever fally operate, would menn an additional st Americna consumers of about $3,000,000,000.]
to
CHINESE CABINET RESIGNS.
FEEING, September 30th.
A mandato was issued Inte¡last night a.which accepts the resignation of the Cabinet and makes the following appoint. iments:-
Dr. Wang Chung Huai, Acting Premier. Dr. Wellington Koo, Minister for For-
eign Affairs.
of Sun Tao Ling,
KAO
Eng
Minister
the loterier.
Hung, Minister of Communi-
cations.
Hou Chien, Minister of Justice. Lo Wen Kan, Minister of Finance.
eng. Minister of War
Chang
Sou Tseng
Tang Er
Hsin, Minister of the Navy Sho, Minister of Education
Kao Ling Wei, Minister of Commerce.
It
is officially stated that all the new members of the Cabinet have accepted, with the exception of Hey Ohlen and Kao- Ling Wei, to whom, telegrams have been sent informing them of their nominations,
CHANGCHUN CONFERENCE, UTCA,
CHAMOOREN, September 19th. An unexpected hitch necarred at yes- terday's session, resulting in the indellite adjournment of the Canference.
of discussion Rumiane asked the date of the Japanese
the esistes
Lis
evacuation of Sakhaline to which tas | Japanese-replied; that the occupation. of of Sakhaline: was due to the Vicolaevsk anair." The evacuation would be carried out as soon I settletons
1 ་་ of the affale Ewas cascted.
The Rugatang-found it necessary to communicate with Moscow and in view of the grave nature of the question re quested anticurament, pending fastre tions from Makow.
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