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FRIDAY, OCTOBE 1824.

INTIMATIONS.

GREEN ISLAND CEMENT COMPANY, LIMITED.

NOTICE.

N INTERIM DIVIDEND of Fifty cents 50 cents) per share on the Old Shares (Fully Paid) and Three cents (3 cents) per share on the New Shares ($1.00 Paid) has been declared for the half year ending 30th June, 1924.

INTIMATIONS

HGKONG VOLUNTEER

DEFENCE CORPS.

TORCHLIGHT TATTOO MURRAY PARADE GROUND. M.. THURSDAY 8th (lotobar.

Permission of the G.0.0. and l. F. B. MONTAGUE BATEL CB, C.M.G., D.S.O..

Such Interim Dividend will be pay-ded in the Programme are: able on and after TUESDAY, the ght Figura March No. 1 Piskoon 23rd September at the Offices of the Dances ... Scottish Coy. Company, where shareholders are requested to apply for Warrants,

Dancu. ... 2/4th Bombay

Grenadiers.

Kind Parmiasion of Major T. OAKES and OFFICERS

The REGISTER OF SHARES of the Company will be closed from the 13th September. 1924 until the 23rd September. 1924 (both days inclu-Military Display... East Surroy sive), during which period no trans- fer of shars can be registered.

and

Rogt.

By Order of the Board of Directors, urrey Regt. Band and Droms. hd Purmission of Lt. Col. F. S. SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.,

Gormral Marinzgora.

TAGUE BATEN, 'C,B., C.M.G., | ̄D:9:0. and OFFICERS, Hongkong, 3rd September. 1924.

NOTICE.

tish Tipe Band sad Drums,...

WALANG

G EFFECTS BY Engineer Co.,

H V.D.C.

11

THE DAIRY FARM, ICE & COLD ION TO SEATS IN STANES...$1.

STORAGE CO., LTD.

NOTIOR TO SHAREHOLDENS.

THE

HE TWENTY-EIGHTH ORDIN- ARY ANNUAL MEETING of Shareholders in the above Company

ete obtainable at Moutries, blunteer Headquarters and

Peak Club.

will he held at the Company's Town RIA RECREATION CLUB. Office, 2, Lower Albert Road, Hong-. kong. on SATURDAY, 4th day of OCTOBER, 1924, at Noon for the purpe of presenting the Report of and Statement. of the Directors Accounts to 31st July, 1924.

THE TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be closed from September 27th to 4th October, 1924, both days inclusive."

By Order,

M. MANUK,

Secretary.' Hongkong, 19th September, 1924.

AL AQUATIC · FESTIVAL.

HIGH CLASS MONTE AND RIDE

Made to order. ROYAL & CO.

No. 1, D'Agullar Street

WANT

THE CHINA MAIL·

TISITOÄS `AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL,

Beptember 28.

Mr J. Anderson

་་

Mr B. Kouff

WINE OF BEAUVAIS,

THE CASE OF M. DESIRE.

Beauvais is a city of France. A little city of France, but famous by reason of its cathedral church.

Vir R. A. Anderson Mr & Mrs 8. H. have known a man who swore that

Mr

7. Bateky

Mr V. O Bosto

Langaton

Mrs E R Belilio+ Lauriston Mr R. J. Birbock Mr J. A. Gordon Mr J. Blackburn Losak Mr G. O. Blacker Mr H. Bohara

Mr W. H. Bourns Mr N, Brandiol Baron A. Braun Mr A. Brooks Mr A. Brostest. Mr A. W. O, Brown

Mr B. Browa Mr R. C. Burdin

M-and Mesothe church of Beauvais was the best Church__ of all the world, writes The Londoner" in the London Evening News," But if I lead you towards Beauvais, it is not to talk about cathedrals and French Gothic architecture.

Mr H. Lee Leslie Mes M. 2 Liddell Miss H: Lillio Mr Loogand Mr F. Mos Mr

sad Birs Mengar and child Mr H. A. Mills Mr H. Milne Mr McGuiro

You may yourself go to Beauvais and dee the church; it is but 50 miles out of Paris. A picture postcard would tell you more than I could say of that cathedral.

ADVERTISEMENTS Mr H. C. E. Cam Mr O. B. Montage Words may do many fine tricks,

45 WORDS 3 INSERTIONS, 81. PREPAID.

Every additional word 4 Cants

...

for 3 insortinės. ·

WANTED.

WANTED-Young Burasian with

8 years' experience as sales man requires position with good prospects, Speaks Cantonese. Box No 313 c/o China Mail-

TO LET.

or

TO LET Two Godowns,

shops, in DUDDELL STREET For Particulars apply to:-H. Rut tenjee & Son, 16, Queen's Road.

TO LET-Office Rooms in Central

· position. Apply Linstead & Davis, Alexandra Buildings.

FOR SALE

Season Ticket $1.50 Thursday and Friday

5D cin each day FOR SALE: JAMES" Twin Saturday $1.00 3 h,p. Sports Model with all accessories. Practically brand new and in perfect condition. Driven under 1,000 miles Guaranteed to exceed 65 m.pl. on the road. Owner leaving Colony. On view at Dragon Garage, Happy Valley Apply to Box 314.c/o China.Mail.....

Season Ticket & 3.00 Thursday anul Friday $1.00 such day Saturday. DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY;gkong, 1st Oct., 1924

LIMITED.

·mbers

$2.00

TICKETS will be issued for NGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

Round Trips during

the

on

month of October, from FIFTH EXTRA RACE Hongkong to Foochow (Pagoda EETING will be held (weather Anchorage) and return, calling ting) at Happy Valley. Swatow and Amay on both the UAY, 11th & MONDAY, 13th upward and downward Voyage, 1991 commencing at 3.30pm. by the Company's new, fast, well y. The first ball will be rung appointed steamer "Hai Ning" at p.m.

the reduced rate of $80 for the Charge for admission to the round Voyage, including Meals Enclosure will lio $1. while the steamer is in port

hours.

FOR.

FRENCH TUITION

Write to

G. MOUSSION

c/o China Mail" office,

G.

11.

era and Sailors in uniform half

LAND SALE.

pagne

Mr J. Olmutive - Mr A. R. Dakakaya Birs D. R. Dave Mrs Doore Mr J. Dolbar Capt. and Mr A.

Doogle

fr J. Durand

„Me J. 0. Daran.

Mica Ecolos

Mr J. Edwards Mr E E Ellia Mr R Ellis Mr G. Faulkner Hr J. P. Fehlby Miss M Fowler

Mr. V. Qoulborn

Mr Goldsmith

Dr

R E. Qu

Mr R. Gillerpis

R.

Mr & Mrs J. Dould Mr W. Hall

Mr J. Morrison Mr T. H. Nagu Mr P. J. Nowran Me N. O. Nedh, t Mr R. A. Paevitra

azd family

Mr & Mrs Foarmea Mr A, . Pederson

Mr & Mrs Pipor

Mr A, Poulut Mr E. Powell Mr A. O. Preston M: M. J. Quist Mr B.

Raku Mr.V. J. Roberts' Mr. E. 4. Rodskog Mr A, H. Rows Mr R. Roxburgh Mr J. Salomon

Mr L. Schipper

Mr H. Schmidt

Mr S. Schrorrer Mr & Mrs W. Smith M. J. T. HALL Mr F. Soapo Mr J. Scott Hurston dra W; H. Sparkes Mr E. Haussmann Mr M. Symterg Mr P. Van HirkeNrJE. Tarashar Mr A. F

Mr C. Tacrisos Penry Mr S. Howard MY LA

A. Tobias Mr S. J. Johnston Mr P. Von Mr A. Jones

Mr

Mr Q, 8. Vattor Mr C. 1. Vise

Mr Von Kaufman MPRA. Wadason

S.Kapp

N. Kearney

Mr Wattinson

and Mrs J. M. Me, P Webstor Korr

. Mr E. Wolf

Mr H. C. Wong MJ. F. Weight

Mr C. R. Kerr Ming J. M Kore

sepulbi day HOTEL.

Mr and Mrs Corros

Mr. M. Andere Mr & Mrs E. Lood Mr & Mrs 1. Bayochie A. MoGee Mr & Mra C. Bitzer Mrs W. Meireller Mr and Mrs A. EZ A. and children

Carlstoa Mr und des 0. 5. Mr Chin Mr and Mim F. Ar Franklin

Costall

but they cannot make you a picture of a great church. As for me, I was but once in Beauvais

If I could but remember what it was that I ate there for my lunch that would be something. For I am considering the case of Monsieur Désiré Windal; I want that which the novelists call local colour, so that I may have full, enjoyment of the story which my newspaper had cut down to a matter of thirty words. Yet the Encyclopædia gives mie this:-Market gardening flourishes in the vicinity, and an extensive trade is carted on in grain and wine."

The market gardeners are, I feel sure blameless as market gardeners should be. A man can not go on rising young carrots, thinning out spring onions, and cutting the tender lettuce, without becoming partakerof the innocence of these innocent things. For the matter of that, I would not say that a man might not keep his honesty while carrying on an extensive trade in grain. But wine--M. Désiré had been extensively' trad- ing in wine.

There again, you will, tell me. how Mr. Ruskin's father dealt int sherry, and how on his tombstone, we have the son's words that the father was an Entirely Honest Merchant. It may be so; I count

runong my friends at least one wine-merchant who is entirely bonest. You may name others to me. Yet we shall agree in saying that there are Ellis 4MI-do not put my faith in all-the naughty doings in the wine trade;

Mendes Mr Yawman

Mr J, N. Parker

Α.

Mr 1. H. Genre Mr & Mrs Roxburgh fine, generous, frulty words of the

daughter

Mr and Mrs 0. A. | wine-advertising circulars that drop Mr and Mr Gould de Ross & childros into my letter-box.

Mr P. M. Hodgson Mr O' B. thank

Mr M. Walk Mr.Jusnitzer

"PEAK HOTEL.

September 17.

Kil

:

MIXED WATER.

Now this Désiré Windal was a wicked wine merchant. He sold wine in Beauvais, and, it was dishonest wine. France is a land. of wine; there is great plenty of But M. grape-juice in France. Windal, that sinful merchant, was not content with this plonty. He added water to his wine.

Mr 6. A. Arthur Me and Mr I, R. Miss E R. Baily Mr and Men L. C. F. Mr J, R. Evaroman

Bollany

Mr & Mrs A Lane Mr V. Benjamin Me K. araon

He mixed water with his wine. Mr & Mrs R. E. O. MW. L. Lelak These Special Tickets will be

And, as though that were not Mr G. D. Loys Bird available for return only by this bera are advised that they must

Mr J. W. BonnerMr D Loyd

enough, he added saccharin to the steamer, either by the Voyage for heir. Season Tickets to obtain

Mr M. S. Lloyd water. An ancient wickedness is which it is issued or by her on to the Meinbora Enclosure Sale, by Public Auction to

DARTICULARS and Conditions of the Mr W. F. Bourne

bo Mr T. Bramald Mr W. H. Loek that mingling of wine and water; following sailing from Foochow nombor has the right of in-held on MONDAY, the 6th day of Me M. J. Breen Mr. and Mrs W.

by such doings men have perilled Duration of stay at Foochow 48 316 2 non-members to the October, 1934, app, at the Offices Mr Miss Brennan Cogan

Enclosure, tickets for whort of the Publie Warka Department, by Orier Col. C. Russell Mr and Mrs A. N. their souls since the wine trade

Lucoy

began. Something must go with The Trip occupies 8 to 9, days obtained from lesers, Linstead of His Excellency the Governor of one Lob

the water if the sin is to he of CROWN will leave at Sf ouch up to FRIDAY in the plony of Hongkong, for a term of

LAND at Pokfulam

MJ. Mckinsh and the

Mr R. Merezér hidden. If you read the chronicles Hongkong from the Company's 10th.

Mr E. Mimmaak of London you will learn what! Mr D. D. Manton

foul things went to disguise Miu M. Cooper

Miss M. W. News-watered wine in that old England. Mrs I. H. Cormack holme ut-Col. R. A. Doo-Mr W. Ogden

of the merry middle ages. But Mr A. M. Paul our new science is become the J. Mr A. EL. Penn accomplice of those who tamper

Mr F. A. Perry Major and Mrs F. II.

Pallipe Mc. B. A. Haworth Mrs Eobertson A.Lt-Ool. & Mrs O.

Sanders

steamer

Brown Kiss F. W. Brown

Mr TS, Bustard

76 years, with the option of renewal Surveyor of His Majesty the King. for

Mr B,B. Ulalarl

Mr JR. Collis

one farther term of 76 years.

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

Wharf at 5 p.m. arriving at Stewarda invito the Ladies of at a Crown Rant to be fixed by the daylight on her return (Weathering to be present. permitting).

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

For further particulars and dates of Sailing-

Apply to

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & CO.

gkong, 2nd October, 1924.

AFTER

6

YEARS MALINI

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

the

World's

Greatest

Magician

General Managers.

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TAILOR

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ELPRIE D ***** RA

EXPERT FITTERS

18 BACK IN HONGKONG

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at

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HIGH CLASS TAILORINGtter how long you've had your ceras,

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MRS. MOTONO

ELECTRIC MASSAGE

Jia, Wyndham St., 2nd Floor.

TANG YUK Dazz

Subo İste BIEN TIRO,

Vuilné Street.

DERMS VERY MODERATE Consultation Proc.

No, of Sale!

Rural Building

šegistry Sa.

Locality.

Boundary Полиате

Menta

M.

L. 11.

A« par muie plise

LEE KEE

Agent for

HENRY RICHARD

TILE CO'S

Annual Rent,

We have a large stbok of White Glazed Wall Tiles, Colour Glazed-Wall-Tiles,~~~ Ceramic Mosale Tiles. Geometrical Encautio Floor Tiles – Tilə Fire. Grated.

may be, whelber bard or soli, Dr

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·Inspection Invited-.

Bhowroom: 1, Wellington St.

Tel. C. 1483.

Mr and Mrs

Mr E. C. Duncan.

Mr W. E. Dyo Mr. Smere Ellis Miese Ellio Mr and Mira W.

Eustsoe

Mr and Ma' 5.Mr I. G. Beolt

Fitzroy

Mr R. P. Shaw Mr á. Forbes

Mr R, H. Skaltog

Mr. J. W. Foster Dr A. W. Shovelton Mir F. Franklin Capt. & Mrs Skinner Mr F. W. Gibbins Mr W. F. Simmons Kr and Mrs W. D.Mrs Miss . E.

Goodfellow Stabbings Mrand Mrs J. M.MrE. F. Stardee

Gordon

Mr and Mre F. d. Mr and Mrs Geo. W. Suckling

Mrs J. S. Thomson Mr J. Manolo Mr and Mrs O.

Haglita

Mr and Mrs B. A. Miza

Bala

Capt - all

Me A. W. Hisklə

Lt. Col. and Mrs

Trevelyau

Miss M. D. Ball Mr and Mrs J.Mr C, M. Visos

Неск

Capat. R. F. Walker Mrs W. J. HawkerCapt. A. E Watts Mes B. D. Billard Miss C. Willmott MAT. W. Hornby Mr B. L Salon Miss 0. C. Jonkin Winton

Mr G.8. Hugh Jones Ar and Mrs F. D. Mr W. A. Jordan Wood

Mr M. F. Kay Mr G. O. Worall

PALACE HOTEL”.

September 19,

Mr A. Arola

Mr J. MoPortland Mr W. A. Bennett Mr B. J. do H. Capt. TL Bmwa Moore

.

Mr. W. Campbell Mr G M. Marphy Mr 7. 8. Dox Mr H. Smith Mr W. B. Cuff Mrs C Stringer and Mr W. R. Earle

child Mr and Mrs H.M nd Mes W.

Goldenberg

Taylor Mr.H. Halewood Miss Taylor Mr. J. Jack

Mr G. Talooh

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Everything New ! New Shop. Now Stock. Hew Prices Suitable for your pocket. -All kinds of India

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HEAD OFFICE & WORKS! YAUMATI. Tel. K, 39. HONGKONG DEPOT: 16 Stanley Street, Tal. C. 1879, KOWLOON HOTEL DEPOг.

KOWLOON DEPOT: 19 Canton Road. CANTON: 10, Sharki Central, East.

Weakening Agonising

PILES!

Only those who suffer from piles know the misery it brings! It robs life of its pleasures, steals the bright- ness from existence, and substitutes days of dull pain and periods of acute agony.

That grand herbal healer ZAM-BUK is unequalled for its power to end the pain, bleeding, swelling and inflammation associated with piles. Zam-Buk not only soothes, heals and comforts the worn-out sufferer, but it -cures permanently-Lose no time in giving this world--

famed balm a thorough trial. I

Zam-Buk also possesses marvellous curative virtues in such skin diseases as eczema, itch, prickly heat, ulcers, poisoned sores, etc.; also speedily soothing and healing"; for cuts, bruises, burns, scalds, insect bites, etc. CURES WHEN OPERATION FAILS

derived such instant relief from Zam-Byk that I needed no peranasion to continue the treatment. Gradually the inflammation and shooting palas became less troublesome and the burne ig iritation assed away altogether. Now, thanks to Zam-Buk,-the piles have been completely banished."

ZAM-BUK alitafuatile to my

of Helian

Wakefield & Co, (Kilina) lud,

Mr. W. A. Coa, of Ixworth, Suffolk, England, writes:-During the thirteen years I was in the British Návy I suffers ed terrible torture thruaigh piles They were at their worst the three years I wan the China and Indies sintions and the surgeon had to operate. The result MANI'I A BUCGUNs and, when discharged | from the Navy I was still sufferinx.

Then I heard about the great healing in de weeryshire. Direet from power of Zam-Buk nnd sent for a box. 1 Mzeelaen Hokil, shnagtat

7am-Buk

NATURE'S HERBAL HEALER.

with our drink. M. Windal put MAIL WEEK NEWS. saccharin in the water. When I say that sacchario is the imide of ortho-sulphobenzoic acid-I took this out of a dictionary--you will cry out for the punishment of M. Windal.

ITEMS FROM FAR AND NEAR.

About 44 miles long, the new Edinburgh Glasgow road will cost £2,750,000.

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Burglars stole jewellery valued at £150 from the shop of Mr. Rupert Clark, Bedford-hill, Balham, S.W.

Bradley Hall Kingswinford, Staffordshire, built in 1596, is to be taken down and re-erected at Strat- ford-on Anand

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Have no fear; his punishment is upon him. He has been hand- somely punished; if it were not so, I should have had no news of

21952 State-aided houses had M. Windal. M. Windal goes to Barcelona police have discovered been built up to August. 1, and. prison for two years; M. Windala gaming-house rufi and frequcat-49,042 we're under construction, will pay his fine of five millions ed entirely by women.

says an official return.

of francs.

It is certain that, in England, he

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Birmingham Canal Navigation would have come off more cheaply. When I compare French law with Company's annual meeting in Lon English law, I am glad that I was don fasted 58sec. barn a happy English child. Yet I will not say that this, was anything wise judgment upon M. Windal. It should put fear into the hearts of all who have secretly poured water into wine,

but

а

"

Doctor: "You have a bad case of

After 50 years' railway service, Mr. Tom Jervis, stationmaster at Grimsby, bas retired.

** * +

* Prince Andrea Colonna of Italy has: married a young Swiss girl, Reneé Rieben, at Geneva,

gout, Mr. Smith. The very best Territorial units may wear divi. course for you is to take no wine, i sional signs on the sleeves of their po beer, no alcohol in any form, tunics as during the war, no_cigars

Smith: "Hold on, doctor!, Who am I that I should have the best? What's the next best course??

"Where did the car hit him?** asked the coroner.

At the function of the dorsal and cervical vertebræo,” replied the medical witness.

And the burly foreman rose from his seat.

***Man and boy, I've lived I' these parts for fifty years," he protested, ponderously, "an' I never heerd of the place."

The employer called his secre tary "Beulson and utřátna, stiff, swolleni jõinta

Here, Jenks, look at this letter. of handa, feet or other parts of the body, Ahouit boabbod vigorously with I can't make out whether tre from Slumberlain / Pain, Balm. | Owink to its my tailor or my solicitor. The re prostrating, qual the circulation is both amed Smith."

Zhout the ongis ed

Bed every

And the is, what Jonke *I have begun, Four suit. Ready to be tried on Thursday-Smith,

Next month the battleships" Bar ham, Valiant, and "Malaya" will

|

Col. E. K. Perkins, Conservative M.P. for Southampton, who is 69, has been married to Misa Eileen" Nicolis, of Camberley.

The Burden Of Indigestion.

Here are the facts about a real remedy for indigestion-and weakness of the vital organs- that burden which makes life a misery for so many. The remedy is Bisurated Magnesia, a harmless

yet effective compound which“.

since its inception, has received the written endorsement of thou-

join the Mediterranean Fleet. Bands of grateful people in all

parts of the world as well as the recommendation of doctors nurges The lower paid workers in the and hospitals. Bisurated Magnesia fron and steel trade are to receive bonus of Is 24. per 8 hours shift.

It took tugs two hours to extric ate the entangled vessels when three Humber trawlers collided.

Birmingham policemen en point duty are to wear white costs so as to be more readily seen by drivers,

stops stomach pain instantly by removing its cause, it is quite inexpensive, and either tablet or powder form can be obtained from any chemist. It is the one sure," Isane and safe remedy for those who suffer from indigestion,, and stomach weakness, but when buy ing care should be taken to see that it is "Bisurated" Magnesia, for nothing else will do. The oval After sleeping in strain & Bode BISMAG"trade-mark appea ford woman pulled the communica on every genuine package: tion cord to find out where she was. mapman waad, pih enough t Enough arsenic to kill people was taken by Emak, Hedgecocky), Toys Hil, Kent, who committed

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