1923-03-26 — Page 9

MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1928:

DOCK COMPANY MEETING.

PERTINENT QUESTIONS

ASKED.

CHINESE LABOUR

PROBLEMS.

MR. H. W. BIRD'S WARNING.

In reply to further enquiries, by Mr. Sayce the Chairman stated that they wanted to keep the Com- pany in a position to cater for all work which it was liable to get and to do the work economically and quickly and to the satisfaction of its customers. The directors would do all they could to put the Com- pany In such a position.

Queries About Accounts. Mr. Sayce: How does your cash account stand? Have you got a creditora debit balance at the bank? There is nothing in the balance sheet to show this and I think in future it should be plainly shown I am surprised the auditors have passed this account as it stands in this respect.

The Chairman: It comes under the heading of sundry crédits, The sum total between debtors and creditors amounted to two million dollars.

Some pertinent queries were put to the Chairman at the ordinary yearly meeting of the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Company Ltd. held at the offices of Messrs. Jardine Matheson and Co. to-day, Mr. D. G. M.. Bernard presided, supported by Sir Paul Chater, Sir Robert Ho Tung, Mr A. Cameron and Mr. T.G. Weall (directors) and Mr. R. M. Dyer (chief manager). Mr. Suyce: I scc, you have a re- Among the shareholders present serve fund of $4,000,000 but evid were Dr. Donelan and Messrs: Hently this money does not exist W. Bird, Kelly Sayce, Ng Sui San, and apparently has been expended A. H. M. da Silva, T. B. Pearce, in the new plant. It is not really Chau Sui Ki, M. A. Razack, Y. reserve at all. Tatsumi, Chan Wan, Ng lu Sai, Chan Wun Man, P. M. N. da Silva, P. Tester and F. J. Grose.

Chairman's Speech.

The Chairman said:-

THE CHINA MAIL.

FRUIT BOCTORS,

SECRET LIQUEURS OF

SOMERSET.

Marrows with the meaules, blind strawberries, and tomatoes suffering from slooping, sickness. These are samong the saddest cases recently treated on Long Ashton, Somerset, at one of the strangest hospitals in the country..

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AM

PASSENGERS,

Malva:

Dersona.

Barpedon. Aut

Khiva.

· LOJECTED:

DEPARTURÈS

"AWATOW. Mar. 27.-0. W. Kwangobow.

87.LONM. Fooshing. 27.-D. I

It isn't exclusively to hospital either. It is also a coroner's court, a farm, a fashion centre, a labora- Apr. tory and a brewery. Its full name is the Agricultural and Horticultural Research Departmerit of the Uni- versity of Bristol, but if you are Mar. bent an slaking your thirst for knowledge and go by bus, you ask for the Cider Institute. Both titlen are inadequate for such a house of mysteries.

28- A. 39-0, N. 29.—-0. 3, K.; 20.-D. L.

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MANICA.

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Ť TAKAO. Mar. 28,0.8.K. Bourabaya Harn 29.-08. K. Boshu Mare.

I arrived just in, time for an in- guest, Hays a correspondent in a Mar. 17.--D. home paper. The corpse had come by past; three or four dead twigs Apr. 3.-D.L. of apple-tree, with a request from has their owner for a post-mortem. A in-botanist speedily took their measure Wa simple case of twigonometry

and gave his evidence in two words "Woolly aphie." Verdict Mar. 28.-..K. Hakozaki Maru. accordingly.

The Chairman: The mo been spent in building vested in the company limited companies directora var ably do build up a reserve fund, It is spent and invested in

1, trust you will consider the the development of the company. results for the year 1922 satisfact- ory, particularly if you bear in I do not follow why it should be mind the abnormal state of de-capitalised for it is much better to pression which prevailed in ship-keep it as reserve. building and repairing the world over during that period.

other Similar companies in countries have been fortunate in being able to get some reduction in labour prices to enable them to compete with present conditions. In Hongkong we have had so far 10 face increased labour and establishment charges and at the same time reduce our charges to suit the requirements of our clients, a combination of circumstances which makes things at times rather difficult.

However, for the period under review our shipbuilding yards were fairly well employed, and repairs kept busy.

Year's Improvements. Improvements for the year in- offices, clude

general new. -time office and gatehouse at Cos- mopolitan Dock, and the install- ation of electrically driven dock pumps at that establishment,

When this is completed the Cosmopolitan Dock will be a thoroughly up to date, self contain ed, dockyard and will prove a most valuable and economically run addition to our main establishment

at Kowloon.

Shareholders "Kept in Dark."

THE FIRST APPLE TROUBLE.

Out on the farm and in the labors. tories, fruit doctor, with all sorts of strange designatious, deal with the in patients and prescribe for the outs, besides assisting at the birth. Mr. Sayce: Will the directors of numberless borticultural infants. arrange in future when declaring There are pomologists, wonologists, an interim dividend to let shareholders know the estimated and mycologists, and all of them profit for the half year or bett-know more about fruit and the ills still estimated profit attaching to it than any other men er from time to time as you have it? since the days, when the original It is well known that this inform-Adam's Apple started the first trou- ation leaks out and is used by ble in Merot, certain parties for their friends for their own benefit while the bulk of the shareholders are kept in the dark.

the

The Chairman; I can see no object in doing this. It is not in accordance with the custom.

Professor B. T. P. Barker, who directs their activities, furnished me with statistica, from which it seems that inquiries come to these sagen from such for places us India and New Zealand. He told me how, among other things, they had suc- ceciled in obtaining sorbital from apples.

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* 24.—TLE. 25.-P. M. 28.-E. L

98,-A, 0, 1

May

Mr. Sayce: Can you give me any information as regards the prospects of the company for the Mr. Grove, an œnologist, but a present year? It is rumoured that kindly soul withal, suspected, I January was a record month and fancy, the cause of my silence on

sorbitol. So he changed the sub-fons" that February was also good.

The chairman: It is absolutely impossible to give you any idea of lect and demonstrated to my com- what the result of the year will plete satisfaction that he can pro

duce from apples & magis liqueur Mar. Mr. Sayce: Is there any in-which, if ever it is marketed, will tention of disposing with the assuredly make the Benedictine with the Aberdeen property as the fathers spoil the patterns of their Dock there does not seem to be trousers with envy. much use and I think the land must have appreciated very con- siderably in value.

work outto.

The Chairman: There is no intention of disposing of the Aberdeen Dock.**.*

At Kowloon Dockyard the new offices and drawing offices are nearly complete and will be ready for occupation in a month or two.

Mr. Sayce: Can you arrange in These are handsome steel fram- the future to have the land and the ed buildings and will make a sui building account shown separately table head office for this Company. from plant and machinery as at The levelling of the hill at the present we don't know what is the back has proceeded up to about value of the land and building and contract time and should be com the value of machinery and plant? pleted in about two years. We

The Chairmon: I don't think it have just recently acquired addi-would be any good for the share tional land in the village at Hung-holders. hom, which will give us the neces- Bary space for our proposed new

iron and steel foundry and also MR. H. W. BIRD'S SPEECH.

zoom for the erection of a suitable. gatehouse, time office, and watch- men's quarterą.

ty acres.

Next Stop Bagdad.”

1-YH

4.-O.P.S 10,AU. L 11.-TEK. 25.–0, M., 2-TEK.

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Empress of Russia. Esiyo Maru

*Pres. Wilson

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WUCHOW.

[Mar. 31.-U. N. This golden liquid, however, is only one of Long Ashton's many secreta. Among the others, fruit Mar. 30-LO.S.N, fashions for the coming season take

prominent place.

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HAIPHONG.

NEW FRUIT FASHIONS; It is whispered that something new in strawberries is coming out of Somirest, and a mysterious black currant is being kept very dark. There, has also been some daring cross-breeding among soft fruit, and as for the latest apples, well-'| Incidentally, after two heavy crop years, the apple trees in North Somerset bave never been more full of bad than they are at present.

One invariably Teverts to apples here, because of the cider. The experts believe a cider boom is com- Mar. 30--1.C.8.N. Mingsang. ing, and if only the ordinary cider of commerce resembled, even dis Professor Barker's cellam it would Apr. 1.-0.8.E. soon take its rightful place as a beverage,

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BANGKOK.

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The area of our main property at Kowloon then will be about seven- In seconding the resolution fortantly, the splendid stuff new in the adoption of the report and Turning to the accounts you will accounts Mr. Bird said: In view note we have again allowed very of the world wide depreciation in berally for depreciation. This the shipbuilding and repairing

This is precisely where researcli Bar. 97-1.0.S.N.

17.-C. N. represents twenty per cent off industry during the past year I comes in, and extensive. expori-

28-E A floating plant, and ten per cent off consider that the directors and ments are in progress with the Apr. 4-0.8.K.. the book value of the remainder of the

of the Company object of improving the product and GE. A.

congratulated at the same time giving the farmers

our plant and buildings. The cost are

staff

be to

of the installation of all new plant upon their report which is PIC-a satisfactory outlet for the lower

has been entirely written off. sented to us to day, as the demand grades of table apples.

די

Gain In Exchange.

for seaborne ships seems to be at

BINGAPORE.

£8-17,8,8.3.

Even Russia, has sent to Long. Included in the balance of work such a low ebb and we read in the Ashton for information about its tac. 17.-E. L

home papers that all countries are ing account is a large sum returning their faces skywards. If cider, and so has dry America. Mr. presenting gain in exchange on sterling fands in London. Ih our clients will not build ships tornas West, the secretary-man- travel on we ought to try and induce ager, assures me that these inquiries order to establish this gain and to them to build ships that travel in are welcomed, and that no bons- prevent any loss if exchange were the air and I think we should be fide inquirer is over turned empty to rise, these funds have now been ready to meet the dernand when it away. I have the best of reasons transferred into local currency.

The proposed bonus to the staff comes along, for the day will not be for accepting this statement.

note

DIED OF WOUNDS.

ALLEGED ROBBER

SUCCUMBS.

represents ten per cent of their board an airship at Sha Tin Valley far distant when we shall step annual salaries, which I trust you will consider the results of the and shout "Next stop Bagdad". Our chairman has made mention of year's working justifies,

With regard to the future our the increased labour charges during yards are at present fairly well the year and I am afraid that they employed bothrin shipbuilding and have obtained in all other trades in repairs. I. can, assure you that the Colony within, the last year or we are sparing no efforts to so. I would! issue a

On Saturday, the alleged robber arrive at the most economical of warning to the Chinese labourer

that the continued demand for in- who was admitted some weeks ago production possible, a state of affairs which at the creased wages is extremely din-into the Government Civil Hos present is highly desirable gerous. The continued combina-pital with six bullet wounds and a consistent with the quality of tion of workmen is apt to have a broken thigh died from the injuries workmanship which we have boomerang effect and there is a he received. He was alleged to limit to the wages which have taken part in the attempted always maintained.

With these few remarks, I beg can be paid and when that armed robbery at the Kung Wo to propose the adoption of the limit has been reached the boarding house, His confederate reports and account and after they employer looks round to find appeared before Mr. J. R. Wood last have been seconded, I shall be some mechanical process to do week on the same charge.

away with the workmen. It is a' *

glad to answer to the best of my fallacy to propose that you should ability any question that share- restrict the work men may do in a holdera may desire to ask,

MR. SAYCE'S QUESTIONS

day give him more holidays and bonus for the staff for it is well increase his wages and thereby known that Dock office work is create a labourers paradise because second to none. With these few workmen in other industries under remarks I have pleasure in second- similar management produce so Why Profits: Wore Less. little that the prices of commoditing the report and adoption of the munber estions were then its rise in consequence, and there account bert Hole and Me

Sir Tung. yeen the for purchases, and the same D. G. M. Bernard were re-elected

the net results are reached. It is satisfac

directors and TGWeall and

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494,000 tory "to note you have made MrAllan

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