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INTIMATIONS.

9, 1924,

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER

JEWELLERY JADE &

HONGKONG REALTY AND

TRUST CO., LIMITED.

NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN

that the First Ordinary Yearly Meeting of Sharehulcers of HONG

TRUST FONG REALLY AND

·COMPANY, LIMITED, will be held at the Hongkong Hotel, Pedder Sreet. Hongkong, on WEI NESDAY, the 10-hd-y-of September. 1924, ot 12 'clock noon, for the purpose of ! receiving a Statement of Accoun and the Report of the Buord Directors for the Fifteen months ended the 30th June 1924; confirming the appointment of Directors, and the re-electing Directors and Auditors.

of

The Transfer Books of the Company will to closed from

day ELNESDAY, the 3rd September 1924 until WEDNES: AY. the 10h day of September 1924, both days inclusive.

By Order of the Board,

PERCY H. SUCKLING, "Acting Secretary,

Hongkong. August 24, 1924.__

GREEN ISLAND CEMENT. COMPANY, LIMITED,

NOTICE.

WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

36 WORDE 2 INSERTIONS,

·$1. PREPAID.

Every additional word & Conta

for 3 insertions.

TO LET.

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To LET-Two Godowns, or shops, in DUDDELL STREET For Particulars apply to:-H, Rut tonjen & Son, 16, Queen's Road.

FOR

FRENCH TUITION

Write to

G. MOUSSION

c/o "China Mäll” office.

-INTIMATIONS”

THE HONGKONG HOCKEY CLUB,

THE

VELE ANNUAL MEETING of the above Club will be held in the Hongkong, Cricket Club Pavilion (Secretary's Room) at 5.30 p.m.,

kind permission of the Hongkong Cricket Club. All those desirous of joining the Club are invited to attend,

AN INTERIM DIVIDEND of Fifty on FRIDAY. 12th September, by

centa (5 cents) per share on the Old Shares (Fully Pate) and Thres cents (3 cents) per share on the New Shares ($1.00 Paid) has been declared for the half year ending 30th June, 1924.

Such Interim Dividend will be pay. able and after TUESDAY. the 23rd September at the Offices of the Company, where shareholders, are requested to a ply for Warrants.

The REGISTER OF SHARES of the Company will be closed from the i 13th September. 1924 until the 23rd

September, 1924 (both days inciu sive), during which perid no trans- fer of share a c. n be ri gistired.

By Order of the Board of Directors, SHEWAN, TMES & CO.,

Goreral Maungors.

·Hongkorg, 3rd September, 1924

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.

TICKETS will be issued for

A. BOWER,

Hon. Secretary, The Hongkong Hockey Club, Bongkong, 8th Sept., 1924.

HONGKONG CLUB. NOTICE

PRECIOUS STONES

etc.

Also A Fine Selection OF

THE CHINA. MAIL.

Rings, Fendants and Cuff Links (British make.)

obtainable at

SHERIFF BROTHERS.

69, Queen's Rd, CH.

„HIGH_CLASS-BOOTS AND SEED WA

Made to order. ROYAL & CO. No. 1, Aguilar Street

MAIL WEEK NEWS.

ITEMS FROM FAR AND NEAR.

THE FOURTH YEARLY DRAW.

ING OF TWENTY DEBEN. A motor-car was run into by a TURES of the Hongkong Crab train on a level-crossing at Swarten (1920 issue-$500. each) was held in and the chauffeur fatally injured. the Club House, on MONDAY, the 8th September, 1924, when the following Debentures were drawn for redemption:

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For the first time since commer- cial flying begun in 1919 the number of passengers crossing the Channel by uir in a week has renched 1,000,

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17 266 416 757

62 291 424 762 64 375 686 764

Another stride is being taken in 179 396 600 826

the construction of nil-metal 213 - 411 607 837

eroplanes. Now British processes Round Trips during the and will be payable at the Rongkong in the heat-treating of aircraft months of July to September, from and Shanghai Banking Corporation steel promise an additionad 20 por Hongkong to Foochow (Pagoda on Tuesday, the 30th September,cent saving in the weight of fast, Anchorage) and return, calling at 1924, in exchange for surrender of high-climbing machines." Swatow and An.oy on both the same. upward and downward Voyage, by the Company's new, fast, well appointed steamer "Hai Ning" at! the reduced' rate of $80 for the round Voyage, including Meals while the steamer is in port.

These Special Tickets will be available for return only by this! steainer, either by the Voyage for: which it is issued or by her following safling from Foochow

Duration of stay at Foochow 48 hours.

The Trip occupies 8 to 9 days and the steamer will leave!

Hongkong froin the Company's Wharf at

p.m. arriving at daylight on her return (Weather permitting)..

The Company's Steam. Launch will convey passengers from Pagoda Auchorage to Foochow City, if required.

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For further particulars and dates of Sailing

Apply to

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & CO.

General Managers.

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO. LD. Hongkong, June 17, 1924.

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB,

MEMBERS who in end keeping

to the

ponies in training for the forthe.ming Annual Race Meeting ate requeai domimate Manager of the Stables the number of stalls they require at is early a date as possible

Hongkong, 3rd September, 1924.

MRS, MOTONO ELECTRIC MASSAGE Sla, Wyndham St., 2nd Floor,

RADIO.

For best results use a. RAY-O' VAC Battery with your Re- ceiving Set.

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* The “RAYOVAG" Battery ́fasts longest, is made to with

stand the climatic conditions of semi-mpleal countries and is the Battery that will give satisfaction. You greases! There is nothing to bear it and - its reputation is world-wide,

Both "A" (1) volte specially made for WD-11 and WD-13 „Amber) and “B” are now obtub

able from

By Order.

T. A. ROBERTSON, LI. COL

Secretary. Hongkong, 8th September, 1924.

NOTICE.

WE teg to inform that Mr. J.

Hassum in leaving for Bombay and, that Mr. M. DHUNJI will manga the business of the firm as from the

Ath instant.

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CURRIMBHOY & CO., LTD. Bougkong, 8th Sept, 1924.

Crippled by Corns? Use"Gets-It"

The only good corn la a dead corn. A few drops of "Gesa-de'' will quickly start any corn

or calls on the way to "the happy, hunting [** **Get»- It", beings' instant "Telle! trous pala and hurting. On a dman com

bottle contalra enough "Get-It" 15 negove a bard är soft, đâu new. Cate you bothlas It it fails-but it doesn's Isil. Let your drurgie fall you why millions dessand 12. 32. Lawrence

• Co. Mía Gülzago, Sold Sa thin city by

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Tipperary Compensation Court hus awarded £28,600 compensation to Mr. Robert Massy Dawson Sanders for the destruction of Ballinacourte Mansion and other property in the Glen of Anerlow, County Tipperary-

Howard

Flight-Cadet

Harry Aspinall, aged 20. of Cranwell Aerodrone, Lincolnshire, died at Spittlegate Aerodromo, Granthun, un hour after crashing in aeroplane. His home is ut Whetstead Vicarage, near Ipswich,

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VISITORS AT HOTELS.

· HONGKONG, HOTEL

September 8.-

Mr H. Algood as Mr. J... A. - Gordon Mr W. A derson Loosk

D.J W. Anderson Misc G V. Les Mr H, C. Anderson Mbe 0. V. Les Mr and Mrs VM28, Leigh

Baldwin Mrs. Liddell

Mr K. a W. Min. Atlie Behrend c Mr K. Tucht Hr Ex 3, Biebeck, Mr A. Maloshn Str 1. J. BlackburnMe F. Mason Me Pierre Blazey Mr. & Mrs W. M. Mr Mira Degilano Matthews M.-W., Bourne Mr D. G. de VOAN

Mrs E. Midol-birat Me Q, R. Montageu

Haron A. Braun- Mr W. H. Coke

Miss M: “. Can mingMr R. §. toorn

·Mira·D. R. Davies

Mas P. M. Davies

MP3 L. Durand. Miss Fcules

Mr & Mrs 1. Ecory

And 3 oblidren

Mr A. Floquat

Mr A

Frigorio MeV. Goulborn ORE. QM1

JU-JUTSU AGAI

DEVOTEES OF JAPANESE ART.

**Ju-jutsu" the elaborate system. of defence and attack introduced

into England by Yukio Tani, is still thriving, Bofore the wor whon ju-jutsu was a novel craze, Tani met and defeated all comers on the music-bail stuge."

A newspaper writor of that almost mythical epoch referred to 48J.W.F. Mulder | Tani a pocket Hercules;" the Mr. E. Musitano Mis Olliver

description is an apt one, for it Mr & Mrs L. Parker was Mr and Mrs R., between the little Japanese cham the very disparity in size

W. Panions

Mr & Mrs Pearmanpion and his benfier English oppon- Mr A. J. Pederscents that most effectively illustrated Mr F. E. Ponnayar

Mr M. Balzer Mr F. Schwanko Mr J. Scott Harston Mr B. d. 8swor Mr E. Hausaunod Me F. Horne Mr. P Van Hecko--e W, H. Sparke Mr W. I G Mr H. Tareluil

Handerson Mr BA. Wadesón Mr.D. Humphrey Mr and M Mr J. E. Joseph Mes B. Lamb Mr & Mrs B.

Langston

Mira Gabrillo Porran the eyes of the average specta- Mr R. Ghlegio & Children ・・

tor the rationale of ju-jutsu-thirt Mr R G Goestele ! Mr M. J. Qulat Mr A. J.-M. Goxbeskfr H.A. Rodskog- fis, its reliance upon sicil and trade Strad, Slouki ir A, B. Bows Enesse, to overcome more weight and brite strength. The two Chinese characters of which the word ju-jutsu is composed are a fitting reflection of this feature of the art. They mean respectively soft, pliable, or yielding' and "art, the infernus, being that one defents one's adversary not by forcibly opposing hian, but rather by coaxing him into a position where be may almost be suid to become the author of his own dis comfiture.

Mr and Mrs

*Lauriston

Watts

Mr J. Wodlake. H.M: P. A. Wood

J.

Mr E. G. Woodger O.Me J. F. Wright

. Hr & tim O. Wyss

My D. Zang..

REPULAN KAT HOTEL

Mrs & Misa A.Mr and Mrs Corres

Allison

Mundas

Mr P. M. ndonda Mr and Mrs Osland Mr & Mrs M. Hayor Bill and family Mr & Mrs C. Bitzer Mr J, N, Parker Mr & Mrs &. EA. Roin

Carlton Mr & Mrs Risbard Mrs med Mrs. Craig sön 4r Franklin Mias Richardson Mr and Mrs. Hard Mr R. A. Gearo daughter Rodgers & family fr P. . Hodgson Mr. Bea Mrs Levy

MET. R. Pimeom Mr & Mra E. Land Mr and Mrs D. G. Mr T. A. McGee Mr & Mrs Meireller

and famliy

towart

Mr J. E. Taggart Mr Waln

Mr M. Walk

PEAK HOTEL

September 6.

Mr V. Senjamin

Mr B. A. Arthur J. R. Koareman Miss E. R. Baily · Mr & Mrs a: Lans Mr and Mrs L. G. Für K. arsen

Bellamy

Mr W. L'Leuk Mr G. D. Lays Mr & Mrs &. O. Mr. D. Lud

Hr L. M. 8, Linyd Mr, W. C. BonasrMr W. H. Lock i

rr. Brameld Mr and Mrs W.

Logan Mr M., Breen, Mirs & Miss Brabrandrand Mrs A. N. Col: C. Rhall Lacey --

Browse Mende Meainsh

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The seed gown by Tani bore, fruit, and to-day, writes E. J. | Harrison in the "Evening Standard", though in London the fashionable cruze for ju-jutsu long ngo passed away, there is a steadily growing band of carnest students, Both old and young, men and women, who are able, under the supervision of competent instruc-| tors, to practise the falls, throws, grips, bone-locks, and choke-locks which go to make up the disabling repertoire of the ju-jutsu aystem."

The popularisation of ju-jutsu` in London owes much to the dis interested exertions of Mr. G. Koizumi, a Japanese business man, who, himself a highly gifted amateur, devotes nearly all his leisure to the management of d school which he opened some years ago near Victoria, Here, exactly as in Japan, ju-jutsu is practised. on Japanese mats, called "tatami," of extra strength and durability.

The judo includes in its teaching staff Yuko Tani limself. Not:80 young as he was; and of greater P. W. Down: Mr B. HoUregor Me T. B. Bastard Mr. E Emmsci embonpoint than of yore, but still powerful, active, and marvellocaly Mr B Claland Me D. D, Kunton Mr JR. Collie Mins M. W. News-skilful in the painful application of

holme Mi-8" M. Cooper

is 1. B. Cormackr 17. Ogden

'Le-061. EL, A. Dob-Hr A. M. Paul

bin

Mr and Mrs

Dancan Mr

E O. Dunera W. Dye Mrs Samera Eilia Mais

J.Mr. F. A. Party

Major and Mon F. H.

Philip Mr. B. Rawo.th Mrs Bobertson

innumerable holds and looks, Tuni is a universal favourite among teachers and pupilo alike...

The Metropolitan Police are taught ju-jutsu by Captain J. McLachlan, an Englishman who

rande a study of the art among Col. & Mrs O.Japanese on the Facific Coast. Mr I. G. Scott-

Mr and Mrs W. A. Skades 201

Bustsoe Mr and Mrs

Mr B. F. Bhaw

Fitzroy

Dr J ̈L. Shellshear Nr A Forbes Mr R. H. Skolton Mr F. F. Franklin: Dr A. W. hhovalton Mr and Mrs W. D.Capt. & air skinner Goodfellow Mr W. F. Simmons Brand Mrs 3. M. Me & Mịa H. Smith

Gordon

Man & Misy G. E. Ir O. J. Manolo Bioblings

Hagber WES

Er sod Mrs B.

Bale Capt. E. Hall

A boy and girl fell 100ft. down a. cliff. at Porthkerry, near Bury, Glamorgan, before the eyes of their mother, Mrs. Thomas, of Barry, The boy falling on top of the girl was unharmed while she injured in the head and legs.

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Hawker

Mr E. P. L. Stardes A.Mr and Mrs P. h.

Buckling

· Mrs J. 8. Thornton

Mr. and Mrs C.

Thwaite

Mina Ahwaiton

Facilities for sun-baths, taken Mas M. B. Hall without clothing and of benefit tor and Mrs. consumptives, sick children, and fit Hancock people who have become run down, and Krs W. 3. He W. Takie

Lt. Col. and Mr. are now provided in a private | dr J. B. Hawkor Treyėlyse enclosure at Folkestone.

Mr G... Hansworth Capes. F; Walke Mrs. H. D. Halliard: Capt. A. E. Wait, Sir Herbert Road, Assistant Hr T. W. Homby Mas O. Willmott

Me a. C. Jeffries Mr. B., L Bokan Under-Secretary, Colonial Office, Mas 0..0, Jagkins

Winton has been appointed Governor of Mr W. A. Jordan Mr W. Wallace Mauritius, and Sir Donald Mr. B. Key to

Chief Cameron,

Secretary of Mr and Mrs E,

Ki Nigeria, Governor of Tanganyika Territory.

dr and Mrs F, D.

Wood Mr G. C. Worl

PALAOK HOTEL.

September 8.

Ethel Banham, a six-years-old girl Who is alleged to have been WA Arch Mr. J. Jack attacked by man who escaped Hr 1. J. a, Barretilir 22. MoDonald from Old Union Mental Hospital, ar W. Bennati Mr J. McPortland died in Oldham Infirmary. Earlier Capt. T. L Brown Hr D

Beith Me R, W/ Glüpbell W. "Bons

in the day Albert Crane, 20, was 3. 3. Oor Mrs Stanovich & charged.

? Mr W. B. Ouf schilde

The Witley Park Estate, Haslemere, Surrey, formerly be longing to the late Viscount Pirrie, has been sold 'by Messrs. Knight, Frink, and Rutley, to Sir John Leigh, Conservative M.P. for Clapham, B.W.

Mr W, E. Karid Mrs. C. Strings & Me and Mr. H, child

Goldenberg Mm G. Tallosk Hr, O.. Hulewend Me A. J. Wadmore

TUNG SANG Richard Dayeon, SD who up the relation-bieb parrien way

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