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"WEDNESDAY JANUARY 16 1924.

MINTIMATIONS, "

WARNING.

NOTICE is hereby given that the

firm of

PATHE-ORIENT

INTÍMATIONS. .:

THE HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB

ANNUAL RACE MESTINO 1924.

NTRIES for the FORTHCOMING RACES close on, SATURDAY, 19th instant at 3 p.m. and must be sent to the Jockey Club Rooms, 3A, Chater Road on this date.

Entry Forms are now ready and can be had at the Jockey Club Stables, the Tockey Club Rooms (Hongkong Club Annex, Chater Road) or Messrs. Linstead & Davis, Alexandra Bulldings.

which has its Head Offices at Hong keng and Tientato, are by virtue of an Agreement between PATHE ORIENT and PATHE EXCHANGE INCORPORATED of New York, the Froprietors of the exhibition rights In the Territories of CHINA, HONG- KO G and MACAO of all HAROLD LLOYD cinematograph productions already released or to be relessert.

NOTICE hereby further given to all exhibitors of cinematograph films in the territories of CHINA, HONGKONG and MACAO that any cinematograph print or prints of any HAROLD LLOYD. productions which are not secured or hired from ita through PATHE-ORIENT Shanghai, Hongkong or Tientsin Offices are spurious prints and DRAFT PROGRAMME OF 1924 RACH Infringe the rights of PATHE- ORIENT and such legal proceedings as PATHE-ORIENT deem advis able will be instituted against any persona possessing or exhibiting the

same.

Dated this 10th day of January 1924.

(Sd) WILKINSON & GRIST Hongkong. Solicitors for Pathe-Orient.

THE HONGKONG, CANTON & MACAO STEAMBOAT CO., LTD.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.

Hongkong, 3rd January, 1924.

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

MEETING.

to an alteration In the conditions of the eighth race on the first day, the Chater Cup

THE attention of Owners is called

The last sentence should read as follows: Ponles that have started and never BEEN PLACED in an Of ficial Race allowed 10 lbs.""

By Order

C B. BROWN,

Secretary. Hongkong, 9th January, 1924.

THE ONE HUNDRED & FOURTH TUNG SANG

ORDINARY

MEETING

of

SHAREHOLDERS in the Company will be held at the Office of the Company No. 4A. Des Voeux Road, on FRIDAY, 1st February 1924, at 12 O'clock NOON. for the purpose of receiving a Report of the Directors, Statement of together with อ Accounts, declaring n Dividend and electing Directors and Auditors.

THE TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from Saturday 19th January to Friday 1st February 1924, both days inclusive,

during which period no transfer of shares can be registered.

By Order of the Board of Directors.

JOHN ARNOLD,

Secretary.

Hongkong, January 8th, 1924.

TAILOR

11A Peel Street

ALBEU 单利街拾壹號A

EXPERT FITTERS

THE HONGKONG LAND HIGH CLASS TAILORING

INVESTMENT & AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

that the THIRTY-SIXTH ORDINARY GENERAL MEET- ING OF #HAREHOLDERS in this Company will be held at the Offices of Messrs. JARDINE, MATHE- BON. & Co., LTD., on MONDAY, 28th JANUARY, 1924, at 11.15 o'clock in the forenoon for the pur- pose of receiving the Report of the Directors together with a Statement of Accounts for the year ending 31st DECEMBER, 1928.

The REGISTER & SHARES of the Company will to CLOSED from FRIDAY, 18th January to MONDAY, 28th January, both days. inclusive, during which period no transfer of shares can be registered. By Order of the Board of Directors.

L. S. GREENHILL,

Acting Secretary. Hongkong, 11th January, 1924.

THE HONGKONG LAND RECLAMATION COMPANY,

LIMITED.

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SERVICE

WING HING

TAILOR PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. Specially Selected Woollen Sultings Just Arrived.

THE CHINA MAIL.

WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

95 WORDS 3 INSERTIONS, 81. PREPAID.

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TO LET

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Central, the premises at present occupied by The "Pharmacy." Apply to "China and Japan Telephons and Electric Coy, Ltd."

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Write to

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Banko.

FROM SHANGHAI.

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FROM SAIGON, S'PORE & MANILA.

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PROM JAPAN. Tjikini. Jan. 26.-J.Ɑ.JL.

Jna. 20.-U.S.S. B.

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AND BELBOURI,

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May 28.-B. F. June 18- F.

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Hongkong.

Telephone 1417.

FOOK SUN FOR SALE,“

Panama Hats, Felt Hats, Straw Hats and all Kinds of Hats.

HATS CLEANED A SPECIALITY: No. 84, Wellington Street.

The

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENationalist Press

that the TWENTY-THIRD ORDINARY GENERAL MEET. ING OF SHAREHOLDERS in this Company will be held at the Offices of Messrs. JARDINE. MATHE SON & Co., LTD., on MONDAY, 28th JANUARY, 1024, at 17 o'clock in the 'forenoon for the pur pose of receiving the Report of the Directors together with a Statement of Accounts for the year ending- 31st DECEMBER, 1923.

The REGISTER & SHARES of the Company will be CLOSED from FRIDAY, 18th January to MONDAY, 28th January, both daya inclusive, during which period Do transfer of shares can to registered. By Order of the Board of Directors.

L. S. GREENHILL,

Acting Secretary. Hongkong, 11th January, 1924.

THE BANK OF EAST ́ASIA, LIMITED,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

that the FIFTH ORDINARY] YEARLY MEETING OF SHARE HOLDERS will be held at the Regio tered Office of the Company No. 10, Des Voeux Rond Central, at 3.00p.m., SATURDAY February the 2nd 1924,j for the purpose of receiving the Re port of the Directors together with a Statement of Accounts for the year -ending 31st December. 1923.

The Transfer Books of the Com- pany will be closed from MONDAY,

Association.

anyone desirons of joining the above for 1924. mað obtain Tull particulars from the Mon. Secretary..

Bocal

B. A. Dermob Forrest,

| 3, Leighton Hill.

Fras. Hayes

Pros. Adams.

15.-D. L. Pres. Garfield.

Pros. Polk. 99. D. I. FROM LOS ANGELES AND SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 17-U.8.S.B. West Chopaka

27.-U.S.9.B. West Faralon.*

FROM PORTLAND.

Hanna. Jan. 17.-8.8, 1.

N.-U.S.S.B. Montaguu. 'FROM. EUROPEAN PORTS

Titan. Jan. 18.-B. F

18.-B. B. Laomedon, 91.-H. A. L. Mucatorland.

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Cordillere. Jan. 18.--M. M.

31. M

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Porthos. 24.-14. M.

FROM LONDON. Jan. 19, P. &

Sicilia. &0.

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Perim. 31.-P. & U Bondan. Naldera.

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TELEFONE No. 2588

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LEE KEE

ESTABLISHED 1896

BATHR & BATH-BOOM

ACCESSORIES,

21st January (both dess in Estimates furnished

February 1924, (both days inclusive) daring which period no transfer of shares can be registered

By Onter of the Board of Directam,

KAN TONG PO

Manager:

Mong

free of charge.

Office 21 Wellington St.

Jan. 17.-B. F.

10. B. F. 25.-13. F. 31.-B. F.

Fel 4. F. 9.-A. F. 16.-B. P. 20.-R. F.

Mar. 9.-

B. N. 7.-R, F

10.-B. P 17.-B. F

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Meriones. Nelous.. Astyanax.

Tomiles.

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FROM COPHENHAGEN. Feb /-E A

Kina

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Erlo.

10-RA 1-EA

.INYA

Netal.

Mar. 10.- A.

Fifty Year of Service. Over fifty seam of wenful and in valuable vise stands to the credit of

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and in all that timo we have never heard of a

MAIL WEEK NEWS,

ITEMS FROM EAR AND

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Swansea's tinplate trade has rarely been more flourishing.

Foot and mouth disease has broken out afresh on a farm at Rackheath, near Norwich.

BE HOTELA.

∙BONGKŐIG HOTEL:

Mr W. van Agnow Miss H. Edilio Mr R.T G. Aitkenke A. M10Milan Mr Alix

Mr V. H. Mansfield Mr T. J. Bagram Mrs O, M. May Mr R. E. Balilios Mr H.. MoMlokool Mr E. Blackburn Mr V. Monssche Mr and Mrs Lu.Miss Mildlobuat

Blackburn & chiklar O. H. Montague

Mr W. Mooro Mr Bla

A bald player at a Blackheath world play drive won first My C. Brevor prize-hair brushes and a comb..

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Evening classes for boiler stokers are being held in Lancashire to teach them how to reduce the smoke nuisance, *

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Dr J. Morrison Mr G. HBrocko Mrs L. E. Nowell Mr J. A. R. BrownMr P. I. Nowman Min L. Brown Mr & Mrs Nicholls Mr A. O. Burdin Mr J. Fack

Mr and Mrs A, M. Mr and Mrs M. M.

Poros Commen

Mr. Chaliscombe Mr & Mrs T. Petrie Mr E. R. G. Corn Col. & Mra Bamuola Mr W. A. Caddy The Hos. Dr & Mrs;

Davis

More than 37.000,000 millions and, Bra W. 8. J. G. Cobarman

gallons of crude oil were imported into Swansea during the first three weeks of October.

A stone, six feet long, fell upon John McCourt, miner, in Seaton Delaval pit, Northumberland, ing him instantly.

A guinea-piece dated 1689 and bearing the effigies of William III and Mary has been dug up in an allotment at Epping, Essex.

|

Mr B M. Beriven-r

Miss E. M. Dawson Mr and Mrs H. g. M: D. R. Domally Beadamore

Mr B. C. Dumbell Mr D.-K. Sovoca

Mn F. O. Edwards Mrand Men G. II. J. MrF.C. Edwardslev.d. Sluys Mr A. E. Fearnley Mr F. Sonne kill-Mann Mr. W. H.Met W. H. Sporke

Galo

Mr and Mr L. H.

Starkey Dr R. E. CH1 J&Mrs J. Gould Mr W. Vander Steen Mr. J. Gray Ir and Mr F. G.' Mr I. S. L. Groonsill Stevens "apt. T. P. Ball Mr A. B. Tessier Mr J. Foott Harston Mr D. Timmios

H. Whaley Mr and Mrs C. A.Mr

Henderson Mr F. Trevelyan McH.L. Holdsworth Me W. Pemer M-1.4. Hollabanghe G. M. Turner Miss L. Hoogeveen Mr A. Tatundjian ble A. T. Howes Mr and Mrs E MrH. A.A. F. Hurt Vilia MrJ.C.B. HyndmanMr R, B. R. Wade Mr S. Jangi

Mire FS. Valtou Mr B. K. Jinks Mr and Mrs J. E

Watkine Mr. E. Watkins Mr A. P. White Mica V. M. White Miss W, 6 hite Mr Chen Ying Wing Mr and its W.

WOHT

Yakub Hassan, the notorious agitator, has been released, having served a sentence of two years imprisonment for sedition.

A third operation has been per- formed in New York on Miss Evangeline Booth for the removal of an abscess from the ear.

Thieves broke into the office at Liverpool of the Prisoners of War Fund and stole about £50 from the cashbox after smashing it with a poker.

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Mr Joffre Mr J. E. Jozophr Mr P. Jourlie Mr L. Kadooris Mr E. 8. Hndoorie Blis & Miss Krob

irs Langston Vs. Louriteon Vr N. Lig en

Theresa Macdonald, 9, of Mussel- burgh, had her skull fractured by a blow with a golf club, which a boy swung at a match-box on the paver

ment.

The cruiser "Calcutta," dagship of the North Atlantic Squadron, flying flag of Vice-Admiral Sir the

Seymour, has Michael Culme arrived at Quebec.

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When an inquest was held at Coleford on James Parry, a retired collier, it was stated that his wife, whom he married fifty years ago, also lay dead. Both were severity three.

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Eight hooligans, who threatened a Sheffield taxicab driver at mid- night with a razor and revolver because he refused to drive them, made off when the police were called.

Mr E. Wolheimur

RIPOLAK BAY HOTEL

and Mrs H. Me P. M. Higson Bothell

Mr and Mrs F. W. M and Mrs 8. James

Cunningham Mrs and Miss C. L M. & Mr. R. Clarke Lowder Brand Mr. F. H.Mr & Mra E. Land Orawford, nurse Mr G. H Lynott and child

Mr and Mr. G Mr. and 31ra D. Miskin

Danky

Mrs A. loutrie Mr and Mrs K. M. J. N. Parker

Fotterley & childr&Mrs K. A. Mr and Mrs D. E. Rodgers, DisD &

Fowle & children children

Mr & Mrs I. B. Mr 2, B. Stack

Gisare

Mre Stully Miss Goare

children Mr and Mrs E. J.Mr Tarner

Hicks

Artbur

PEAK HOTEL,

January 11

and

A.

Mr and Mrs J. D.

Kinnaird

Mr & Mrs A. Lane

Me H. . D. Adama Mr and Mrs

Keating Mr W. Armstrong

A.Mr M. F. Koy A Newcastle cargo boat, the Mr and Mrs "Sojourner," of 435 tons, came lutowe F. Bagot collision with London Bridge as it Mrs L Bagot was making for the wharf. A maste O. R Baron was snapped off but the bridge Miss Barton

Mr R. R. was undamaged.

Mr and Mrs F. W. Mr & Mr«:: Martin

Blackwell

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Persons wishing to form an agricultural credit society under

Bird

Mr & Mrs J. W.C.

Branar

Mr J. D. Lloyd Mer. Th

Hra E. Loftus

Mr R. P Mattingly

D. H. F. Mc- Mastar

Mrs MoAirsh

Mri H. McCallum F.Mr and Mrs R. Mc.

the provisions of the Agricultural Mr A. C. J. Bowker Credits. Act should write to the Mr H. Baie Ministry of Agriculture, 10, White- Mr and Mrs B. hall-place, S.W.

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When complaining to a church- yard caretaker that his wife's tombstone had been placed on the wrong grave, John Carvill, 73, farma hand, of Nuneaton, Warwickshire, collapsed and died.

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Gregor

Chabb Miss O. E. Clark Mr R.. Cleland MrJ. R. Collis

Miss A Miller His . Cooper

W. A. Corneil Mr T. Mitchell Mre I. H. Cormack Mr. Mimmack Comadr. & Mrs Dow. Mr D. W. Munton

ding

My J. M. E. Nikkels

· Miss M. Nowsholme Mr and Mrs H. A.

Nott

Mias R.B. McGregor

Mr and Mrs J.

FindlayMillor

Col. C. W. Dary Mr G. B. Davy Mr A. V. T. Dian

Dickene

Wills.-- Mr. Arthur Herbert Carnick, army contractor, left Cant. and Mrs G. C.Mrs E. H.R. O'Farrell

Mrs A. J. Paterson £143,532; Miss Eva Mary Valence Lt. Col. B. A. Dob-r A. H. Pene Kay, £136,341; Mr. Arthur Hartley, former president of the English Rugby Union £40.810.

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Mr And Mr T. R. Mr & Mrs. Daclos Percy Mr 8. H. Outton Mr.Bager

Mir à Forbes

pr O. Fornyth

Major and Ma F.H.

Phillips

Mr and Mrs W. E.

Roboris

Mr & Mrs W. ROB

Seventeen miles of new Kent roads, made to improve transport L. E. O Frederick facilities from London to the coast, Mr D. Fitzgerald Lt Col. & Mrs O. were opened by Mrs. Ashley, Mr and Mrs W. D. Sanders wife of the parliamentary secretary to the Transport Ministry.

Goodfellow

ton

Mr and Mrs L. G.

Scott Mr A. W. Grandy

Mr R. P. Fhaw Miss M. & Hall Capt.&re Ramil-Dr and Kra J. L.

Shellehear is in force in Prohibition

Capt. & Mrs Skinner A soldier who got Mr J. Hancock Afghanistan. drunk, in addition to a sentence of Mr and Mrs W. J.Me W. F. Simmona

Hawker

Capt. and Mrs Ivar

Sigueland Mr J. B. Hawker 80 lashes, was fined R73, and be fore the punishment was inflicted MrG.4.Hemsworthies and Miss Stab- he was marched through the streets Mrs. H. Never binge

Me and Mrs P. H. Mr A. L. Bil of Kabul.

MrJ.R. Hindmarsh Buckling

Mrn J. 8. Thomson Hnokea En-Comdr. I. H. Mr P. T. Tarrant Mrs J Jacquemin Mr A. W. Tiekle Mio. O. Jenkins Mr R. Valentine

Mr W. E Wakabam Mr W, A. Jordan-

Capt. R. F. Walker Mr J. M. Kaya

Capt, & E Watt

PALACE HOTEL.

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Paris newspapers announce that several thousands unemployed at Mayence who were attempting to hold a meeting in the Hall Platz came into collision with the police; who used their sabres, injuring 15 of the demonstrators

As a result of a strike of engine! delvers for better wages martial Mr and Mrs A. J.Mr. B. J. de B

Moore Allison law has been declared at Budapest. The strikers are encouraged by Mr & Mrs W. Austinssir and Mm J ́ 1.

Mr Wm. A. Dennett Rallion extremists of the right wing who Me.J. Roskvall Birthons Y. Bibby. are trying to overthrow Count r I Dow

Lloat P. J. Bethlen, the Prime Miolster.

Gainber

Mr J. Jock

Speaking at Hull, Dr. McClurer W. Green advocated the drinking of beer MH. Hanson through straws as the human mouth Mr J. Lovrie hathoured a multitude of bacteria Mr M. McCarthy and as it was a common practice Me L. Malaren in public houses to make no pre- fence of cleaning the glasses.

Returning a verdict of Suicide single dissatisfied ver, nor a dealer who while of Unsound Mind at the in

s not glad to recommend it in the quest on Mr. W. R Alloway, rate highest terms to his patrons. Those who In childhood book it for orgght calda collector, of Dorking, Surrey, who group: and whooplux Dough are now shot himself in his bath with a rifle, aving to bber children and gril the coroner said he had broken children-ith the amo good resultant or downunder the strain of working

year after year without a holiday.

Kr. B. Smith N.Mr J. Faith

It and Mrs P. W

Southern

Mr W. A. Stojant Men U. Stringer. Mr and Mrs JR

Buitar Mr B. Wilson

Chamberlain's Pain Balm.

A tonah of thoumation or a twings of neuritis whatever the trouble [s, Chame Borns and scalds are promptly relieved, berkin' in Balm Folieres the pain. and hensor, qularly healed and swellings proantly red food. In fact no household should be without it. For sale

*A Pino. Forest In a Bottla.”

PEPS

THE REMEDY

YOU BREATHE.

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No longer is it necessary for throat I

and chest sufferers to travel thousands of miles across the seas to dwell amid the famods pine forests of Switzerland. Through the skill of the pharmaceutical chemist, the potent healing virtue of this balsamic pine air is now captured and condensed along with other volatile medicaments into those wonderful breatheable tableis known as PEPS.

To take the Peps, treatment you simply peel off the silver wrapper and allow the tablet to slowly dissolve in the mouth. The powerful medicine then liberated in the form of fumes is breathed. deeply and naturally straight into the lungs. On Is way through the throat and air-tubes the Pepe medicine fads ont and exterminates dangerous germa; it remover sueness and segakness of chest, strengthens and beals tender, indama broschial tubes, and quickly cures the worst cough, cold or chest trouble.

Peps provide a most powerful remedy and safeguard against colds and chills, sore throat, bronchitis, cold on the chest, bron- “chial asthma, early morning cough, malarial colds, laryngitin and innumerable other threat, chest and lung dangers threaten- ing young and old in our trying climate." Peps contain no opiam, chloral, or harmful drug of any kind.

PEPS are slaninable ja menteri bottles of chemists andă diaparties avarpuchres. Agents-- Menaro. Wakefield Me Ca. (hlar) Lily (i), Kinngie. Waad, Shanghai.

for COUGHS, COLDS & BRONCHITIS

NATURAL MINERAL WATER •

FRENCH GOVERNMENT'S Springs

VICHY CELESTINS

In bottles, hair and splite

Gout, Diabetes, Rheumatism, Gravel, Arthritis

and Billonenbos,

VICHY GRANDE-GRILLE For Liver truble. VICHY HOPITAL For Indigestion.

Refuse substitutes, —Mention name of Spring required.

HAND PRINTED PERSIAN

CRAPES

FAST COLOURS

LOW PRICES

Inspection cordially invited.

ATY

W. ASSOMULL & Co.

46, Queen's Road Central.

But the

Tel C-4529

COMPARISONS ARE INVIDIOUS. HONGKONG PRINTING PRESS stads for distinctive and high class LITHOGRAPHY WORK. We have removed to 6, Queen's Road Central, (above Bank of Cantoo), Kowloon Office, 1, Bowring Street. The same personnel will enrve you and that menus 100% officiency. LITHOGRAPHERS-ENGRAVERS-EMBOSSERS ETC. Tel 0,137. Kowloon 848.

(We have ordered several new machines for our plant)

J. T. SHAW

TEL, CENTRAL 692,

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