WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1925.
NEARLY THREE DECADES.
MR. W. S. BROWN GOING
HOME THIS WEEK..
SERIES OF PRESENTATIONS.
RIFLE SHOOTING.
LAWN TENNIS,
RESULT OF LOCAL LEAGUE KOWLOON
MATCHES.
H.M.S. HAWKINS LEADING.
The Secretary's Office of the The League match between the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf Talkoo, Rifle Club and the Small and Godown Co., was the scene of Arma Club was held at Stone an Interesting ceremony last cutters or Saturday afternoon. evening when the assembled staff January 31, Tolkoe winning by of the Godown and Star Ferry only six points. Scores'i Companies met to wish their retir ing chief, "Mr. W. S. Brown, an
official farewell and to present him
with various tokens of esteem.
Mr. Brown, who sails for Home with Mrs. Brown on Saturday, by the ss. "Mürea, leaves behind a record of 27 years' service.
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TAIKOO...
Names Y. 200 500 600 T
Mr. T. Swan. 27 31 27
88
85.
83
Mr. C. H. Summers 30 29 29 Mr. D. B. Bone...... 33. 26 26 Mr. D. L. Lyle... 29 30 25 84 Mr. G. Nisbet 31 26 26 Mr. R. Wallace.. 3227 24 Mr. T. Grimshaw.. 3 26 24 Mr. M. H. Wallace 28 31 21 80
Grand Total. 241 226 202 660.
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TOURNAMENT.
The Kowloon Cricket Club's annual Lawn Tennis Tournament will commence ор Monday, March 16.
THE CH
BISHOP'S OBJECTION
NO WEDDING RINGS FOR MEN.
Proposals for further alterations
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS THE SENTIMENTAL SEX.
AND PASSENGERS.
VESSELS DUE
FROM KIPH ING
Wat Ivan FRON BAIGON
Wajoot FROM, BANGKOK.
in the marriage service were die Fab. 18.-U.S.S.R cussed by the House of Clergy.
the Church at Westminster. under the National Assembly of Mar 3.-17.95.8.
Rinken.
FROM SHANGHAI. ·
e.-F.. 10--N.Y.K 10..-V. K. 10.-N.K.K.
The events will comprise Men's Scratch Doubles (players to enter proposal that the woman may Feb. 8.-N.Y.K. Championship Singles, Men's In pairs), Handicap Singles A give a ring to the man in the same
The Rev. Dr. Parsons submitted, Feh° 9. -E. • | Handicap Singles "B." Handicap way as the mon gives a ring to Lis Doubles (players to enter in pairs), bride."
Championship Singles The Archdeacon of the East (open only to relatives of mem- Riding in opposing, said the
Mixed bers), and Deubles (players to enter in pairs), buying of two rings would be a serious matter so poor people and Sunday,
might act as a deterrent to mar ruge.
Ladies'
Entries March 8.
.close
an
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LEAGUE CRICKET.
CS.C.C. | V. LŘ.C. The following will represent the Civil Service Cricket Club in a First Division League match with the Indian Recreation, Glub on the CS.C.C. ground at a pim.on Saturday next-
E. W. Hamilton (Capt), G. R. Sayer, F. J. de Rome, B D. Evans, E. B. Reed, F. T. Ling, F. E. Lawrence, E. C Fincher. A. R. Sutherland, F. Baker and F. H. Holdman. Umpire: P: T. Lamble Scorer: W. F. Flacher.
The proposal was rejected by al large majority.
The Archdeacon of Hampstead suggested the following prayer for Feb. the blessing of the ring Bless this ring that she who wears it may faithfully keep this solemn pledge abounding even more in love a holiness,
to continually reminding the bride The Bishop of Barking objected
that she alone was to keep up' tà, the mark.
The principle of blessing the Apr. ring was gerepted and the drafting cenge asked to make the words Feb. applicable to the bridegroom ES well.
A silver salver bearing, the engraved autographs in facsimile of the European staff of the Com paries was presented to Mr. Brown by M., F. H. Crapnell, who said.—
"We have assembled here this afternoon in order that we may Sergt. Tugwell... 31 26 28 express our regret that you are C. P. O Payne... 29 32 24 85 about to leave us and at the same P. Lawson 22 31 30 83 time we would like to convey to Mne. Carrington... 28 29 26 83 you the extent of the respect and E. R. A. Wickes... 27 28 29 80 esteein we all hold for you
Some PO. Figgitt 27 33 present. have known you through-Capt. Sturges 27 21 30
ut the whole of your 27 years Sergt. Whitting- with the Company,..... while others have known "you for a
26 27 125 comparatively short time, but I can assure you that all have the
..217 227 182 626 13 14 10 37 same deep regard for you. Your lask during your long career has
230 241 192 653
STATION PRACTICE. not been an easy one; I feel cer lain however, that you may retire DEFENCE CORPS V. "HAWKINS". confident that you have
Through the Harbour Office, the
FAITH HEALING!! The Volunteer Defence Corps military authorities patify that
The House decided to ask the your very best at all times for the present holders of the Belilios station practice will be carried bishops for new services for "the Company and your staff. As a Shield) shot off their match with out at Gough and Pottinger anointing of the sick and the laying Joken of appreciation of your the H.M.S. Hawkins" many kindresses, we ask you to "Hawkins Marines on Sunday at about 9 am, on February 26.
and Batteries. Lyeemun, commensing on of hands.
The Bishop of Woolwich said it kindly accept this memento which Stonecutters, the Defence Corps bears the signatures of the Euro-losing to H.M.S" Hawkins" and the practices will be postponed to neglected spiritual healing that the Should circumstances not permits berate the Church hul "Marines."
heresy of Christian Science gulrise what was becoming a flourished: They wanted to ře
practice in many dioceses by the sanction of the bishops.
The Flouse adjourned.
done
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pean staff and carries with it ourwinning over the sinceres: hopes that you and Mrs. Scores: Brown 'may have many very plea sant years in front of you in which to enjoy your well earned re- tirement."
Mr. Wong Kam-fuk then made a presentation on behalf of the Chinese members of the staff and said, "I must first thank you on behalf of myself and Chinese staff of my Department
tur allowing us the pleasure and privilege of assembling here off "the eve of your departure to pay our farewell respects to you upon your retirement Into private life after 17 years of service with the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and
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"HAWKINS." H.MS. Names Y. 200 500 600 T.. R. O. Page
20 30 28 88 Mid: V. M. Mausell 28 28 31 87 P.O. A. C. Thoday 25 34 28 87 P.O. A. Lewry... 28 30 28 36 Lt. Comm. F.É.P.
Hutton
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March 5.
Shipping is warned accordingly,
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HARBOUR OFFENCES.
Eighteen owners of small native craft were each fined $5 at the Marine Court this morning; ten for being inshore during prohibit- 740 hours at night; eight for 73 obstruction-three at the Yaumati Police Pier, three at the Eastern 660 Street ferry wharf, one in the southern fairway and one at the Wing. Lok Street steps.
A.B. L. Ring...... 28 Lieut. C. Wauchope. 25 20 23 S.P.O. T. Keen... 28 22 23 220 224 216 6% Handicap 40
H. K. A. D. C.
Godown Co., Ltd., and Mr. I. C. Goodman 28 32 30,
in the last 12 years serving as chief of the concern. First of
.I.A. Lyon. 29 27 33
700
E. Reid 30, 33 25 88 ,, N. L. Railton... 24 3338 85
.. C. E. Frith,.... 21 29 28
.. A. Thornhill... 27 28 22 .. J. Kerr Shaw '25 24 27 .. J. Watson
15 27 23 65
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Feb It was agreed that the use of the per dealing With the gift of Felildren should be at the discretion
of the minister.
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FROM MANILA.
·Feb. 18.-U.S.B. Weet Lyn
Today will see the final screen- Mar. 30.8. Empress of Asis. ing of A Woman of Paris" at the
6.-7.9.S.B. West Cajont Coronet. It has been hailed on Apr. 1.0.1.5.
17-APR Empress of Ososi every side as in wonderful picture.
Fanresa of Russia. 10-C.P.S. Empress of Alia.. and has attracted man who are 43
$8.-0.P... Empress of Asta not "movie pictrue" onthusiasts May 19-OPS. Emorass of Canada.
26-0.F.F. Empress of Russia. in the usually evented sense of
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS. tint, Mofenger, it is a film Jugo -C.FR. Ha
ARRIVALS.
Eburna, (Br.) A. P. C., from San Pedro.
Wo Sang, (Br.) J. M. & Co., from Shanghai, Swatow.
Taming. (Br) B. & S., from Haiphong. Haihow.
CEBU AND ZAMBOANGA. of which one would like. more Fob. 18.-U.S.R. Went Ivan: than one? helping, Charlie Mar, 3—998, West Axinol Chaplin has reached to the pin- FROM SYDNEY
SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE inch of fame as
Tanda prohiver by Feb. -... his Women of Paris.
Mishima Maru TAIYURTL Aratura. Tango Maru
STAR THEATRE.
·
17.-V.Y.K. 23.-B...
Mar. 9.-E. & A. 17.-N.Y.K,
Apr. 3. & A. 14.-Y.V.K.
we ask you to accept a model of a Chinese junk with | sails which conveys our sentiment in wishing you and Mrs. Brown a pleasant voyage and God-speed. Secondly we ask you to accept a nodel of a Chinese Pagoda which stands for our wishing you both, long life and enjoyment of your well earned retirement and, fastly, we ask you to accept a silver vase.
"HAWKINS MARINES." inscribed with the names of the Sergt. Atkins 23 34 27 84 subscribers,, which we hope will Mae. Kavanaugh. 28 28 24 50 Mall, from San Francisco, Shang- Sergine and Ludwill execute Mar, 1-4.0.1.
te the programme, and serve as a remembrance of your
Spender 27 26 25 78 hai. Chinese associates."
1., Hunt
23 29
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665
Eurypylus, (Br.) B. & S., from Liverpool, Singapore.
Hydrangea, (Br.) Chin On, fro Swatow.
„To-day the. Majug? Company of May 8.-R. I. clever French artistes bring thei | FROM SEXTTLE, spasun at the Mar Theatre to a Feb. 1.---NY.K.
15-B F. close. Now songs and dances will
17.-A.RL.
Pt. Cleveland, (Am) Pacific appear
23 77Tjibadas, (Dut) J. C. J. L., from The Indian and Chinese office Col. Sergt. Gossett 25 28 23 76 Shanghai. staff followed with the presentation Copt. Shaw .....23 28 24 75 Canton, (Swed) Gilman & Co., of a Mah Jongg table and chairs in
Douglas. 17, 2629 72 from Gothenburg Manila, blackwood, and tiles in a silver
Perald..... 25" 22 23 70 Taikwa Maru, ap.) Y. E. K., mounted and engraved case, whilst
from Keelung, Swatow. the Star Ferry staff provided a
193 221 198 612 Kaljo Maru, ap.)'O. S. K., from splendid mantel time-piece and
6%, Handicap 37 Keelung, Swatow. an engraved silver rose bow!.
"HAWKINS" MARINES v."
DOCKYARD.
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In replying, Mr Brown said :— I do not know how to thank all and every one of you for the wonderful gifts you have present-
In conjunction with the Defence ed to me and Mrs. Brown. I can Corps match, the Hawkins Marines only say that I do not know what also shot off with the Dockyard, we have done to deserve such Rifle Club. Scores: magnißcent gifts. Believe me, we i
will always, always, remember i
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'HAWKINS" MARINES. Names Y, 200 500, 600. T.
# Hunt 25 20 23 77 Col. Sergt. Gossett 25 28 23" 76 Copl. Shaw 23 28 24 75 17 26 29 72 25 22 23 70
Tai Lee, (Chi.) Yu Tal Hong, from Dairen, Chefoo.
Kwong Lee, (Chi.) C. M. S. N. Co, from Shanghai,
Moo Lee, (Chi Suzuki. & from Keelung, Amoy.
DEPARTURES.
the famous and sensational datice |*** of the Apaches
be featured in one of his popplar In alition Wesley Barry will
flins, Henies of the Street,'
CONSIGNEES' NOTICES.
Cargo, arrived per s.6. "Rent mnd' resinin utelivered after Feorury 9, Co., Livinzon Co., L
will be subject to rout. Agauts-Gibb
West Prospect, (Am.) St. Barry for San Francisco..
St. Albans, (Br.) M. M. & Co for Melbourne via Manila,
Hopsang. (Br.) J. M. & Co, for Bangkok, Swatow..
Cargo arrived per "Fiume L, reuning endelivered after.February 9 will ulje to mnt Agenta,- Dixfwell it Bi, Lan
Car Arrivog per
1.3
Che remainit undoliveral "after Febuary will be subject to ruat
this day as long as we live. Your Sergt. Atkins 23 34 27 84 handsome presents will be J Mhe. Kavanaugh 28 28 24 80 constant.reminder to us of the very
Spender
Axeuss-The Bank, Line Ltd. ...... 27 26 25 78 many years I have spent amongst you. I appreciate them very highly and they will occupy prominent places in our new home when and where we decide to settle down. I hope you will not misunderstand me when I say that above all fam proud of the sentiments" you have expressed to day: the proudest
Douglas Perald
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with you for 27 years, and at times ROYAL NAVAL DOCKYARD RIFLE
day of my life, for I have worked
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during that period there have been
Mr. Jefford
Occasions when I had to do ond.say
things that perhaps have not seem: Mr. Cook........... ed agreeable to you. I want you Mr. Mayer
to understand, however, hat I have
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34 25 90 26 30 27 32 27 86 32 88
25 26 27 81 Mr. Edwards....... 24 28 25 77
always done my very best to be Mr. Newnham
28 24 20
fair to each and everyone of you, Mr. Coles 27 35 23 75 and your sentiments show that you Mr. Babbage.. have not always thought me harsh in my dealings.
"Now. gentlemen, you have said some very kind words about me, and I want to say what I think of you. I want you all to believe me when I say that I thank you' from the bottom of my heart for the cheerful, willing and hardworking support you have given me at all times. You have each helped by your hearty co-operation to bring.
Hanoi, (Fren.) M. M. & Co, for Haiphong, Kwong chow-wan,
Talamba, (Br) M. M. & Co., for Kobe, Amoy.
Chung Hing, (Chi) Cheong On, for Kwong-chow.wan.
Shidzuoka Maru, (Jap.) N. Y. K. for Seattle, Shanghai.
Poo Lee, (Chinese) Tung Woo, for Kwong Chow Wan,
Fuius L, (Ital) Dodwell & Co., for Yokohama, Shanghai.
Shinyo Maru, (Jap.) Y. K K. for San Francisco, Manila.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES,
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9.-T.K.K. papers stress the necessity of FROM BUENO¶ ÁVRES, avoiding. that the Graeco-Mar, 3-W... Baskoen Maru Turkish conflict become worse,
FROM EUROPEAN PORTS. and emphasise the Allies' Feb. 6.-J.C.J.L.. Gemma. conciliatory action, especially M. Herriot's talks with the Greek and Turkish Ministers to this effect. Havas.
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FROM MARSEILLES.
FROM
A serious riot is reported to have
In "Morphett Street, Fok. 5.-M. M. occurred
Shanghai.
Paling Meru, Jap.) N. Y. K. for tween
Adelaide, on Boxing night, be
soma Australians and Maltese. The trouble is stated to Max. Taikwa Maru, (Jap.) T. K. K. for have been started by a number of
Mr. McCarthey... 22 28 20 68 Canton.
1.-N.Y.E. 18.-M. M.
Australian workmen expressing Nanchang, (Br.) B. & S. for resentment at the intrusion of Feb. 16.-B. F. 213 227 199 639 Shanghal.
All aperture sights.
League Table -February 1."
the Company to its present efficient H. M. S. Hawkins
state and I am proud to have had Hawkins Marines......
пом
{o{S
ISOT ON
Points.
MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS.
The BF. "Astyanax" Inft Liver. pool on Jan 9 for Straits, Hongkong, Shangha, Moj. Kobe. Yokohama and Otaru and is dca here on or about Feb. 8
The M/V "Nanking" (Swediah Baat!
Porthos Lima Maru. Angkor. 2.-M. M Fontaineblesu
~N.I.K.
Tobs Mara 16.-M. M..
Arger FROM NORFÓLK. Porces. foreigners. The disturbance
FROM LONDON. spread until over 500 men were Feb. 6.-P. & U Involved, and bottles and stones {** 12-0. L were thrown Indiscriminately, Eventually the police charged the crowd with drawn batons. The Mar 8.-P. & rioters then dispersed.
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Malwa
Gleniffer,
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Glenogle,
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Karmala
Macedonia.
Nagoya More. Kalgan.
28.-P. & 0.
21-P. & 0.
P. & 0.
MAIL. Kashmir Mantas,
Feb. 7.-N.YE.
Apr, 1-1.0. 8-P.&O. 80.-P. & 4.
8 Asiatic Co, Ltd,) left Dunkirk on Jan. THE JOY OF LIVING 84, and is due here on or about Fe.. is greatly added to by daily regularity May 14.-P &0.
The A.0.L. 6.5 Pres. Makinley and normal liver activity. For cou which is das at this bark on Feb. 17 stipation and sluggish livec zo battor Junn
led from Seatin on Jan 97 ea chefuls corrective exists, than Pinkotten, the The B F. Theseus" left Liver dainty little gentle-a-store laz tires. nool on Jan. 14 for Straits, Hongkong
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the honour of being your chief. To Small Arms Club........... 6 4 2 you, Compradore, I would like to Talkoo Rifle Club...... 3 3 0 6 say how very greatly indebted I H. K. V. D. Corp. feel to you for the very great help 1st Bn. East Surrey... you have unfallingly given to me R: N. Dockyard............ 2-0-2 and for the shrewd advice you H. M.S. Tlánið......... -have always'assisted me with it-5th-Battery-R GAS 05
our-dealings
"One last request I make to you
Oand Changhai and ladus here on or about
all: to give to your new chief the also one of the saddest, for I have same hearty support and cheerful now to say good-bye to all of you, service you have, given to me. my very good friends. Good-bye, Gentlemen, as I have said, this is all of you, and thank you once 1he proudest day of my life it is more for your beautiful gifts.”
The DS.L.Free.. Adama "which is
due at this nort on Mar. 9 salind farm
PINKETTES
alao banish billionspose, sick handsohes
San Francico pa jau, 11-on schedals.
The D. "Pres. Adams" which, in vertigo, fl stalonoo, gibar the skio, relieve
FROM LIVERPOOL,
14 BF 3-B. F. Mar. 1.-B. 7.
9-NYE
Lima Marn, Dardanye... Astyanaz. Thosen. Toba Mart FROM DUNKIRK
FROM HAMBURG,
10.-J.0.J.L
das an this port on Mar. # exiled from piles. Of all chemists, or post fres, on Feb. 16-5 RACO, Nasking.
The DB.La Pres. Guded which Medicins Co., 67 Klangse Read, Basus Feb. 7NYE New York on Jan. 8 on schedule.
cents the vial, from Dr. Williams'
is due at this port on Mar. 16 tiled bai. from New York on Jan. 21-on sphedule.
Pinkettes keep you well.
Dakar Maru. Gammy. Moonsterland.
HOME SICKNESS OF A GREAT EXPLORER.
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دایه
It would seem, if the Daily Express" is to be believed, that man is more sentimental than woman.
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENT:
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1R.
PUBLIC AUCTION. Bentiment, says the writer, is
DARTICULAR and Conditions of usually regarded as the exclusive Sale by Poblis Auction to be held property of won. Is is she who on MONDAY, the 9th day of February, treasures bundles of faded letters, 18, at 3 pm, at the Offices of the fan old handkerchief, locks of baby Public Works Department, by order of His lair, and all the rest of the divine GROWN LAND at Kas Pui Shok in the Excellency the Governor, of one Lot of sentimental lumber whitch accom Colony of Hongkong, for a term of 75 panies the heart's progress through gear, with, the option the world. Few women, can resist Crown Rons to be fired by the Burveyor of a sentimental atmosphere created arm of 75 years.
His Majesty the King, for one further
by a dying fire and a well-romem, bered dance tane played on u
barrel-orgul utside. If you are a sympathetic listener, you will soon hear all about it." the story of all they have loved and lost won
Men are apt to scoff at the feminine delight in touching old. forgotten heart-strings. But they Cada na boitean, instens greit sinners.
Their sentiment may lie deepër, but it is thets all the sapo.
Tht more Conventionally
mias.
the man more sentimental he is likely that. Sentiment waA. Fundouhtelie the cause of Simson's Bagufall Thin anlar is the worst sinner of all. He steps most på. This time on of feminine society, so be enshrivošie protwo faces in his memory, and set their images on the dressing-table of his rabip, No one could have called "Sir|
Kowloon Inland Loxx
Registry Na
renewal xi a
PARTICULARS OF THE" LOT.......'
*
G.
Boundary Home
AL. thin th ft.
13
As per esto, p. 1,900
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Ernest Shackleton, who spent hi PARTICULARS and Conditions of life in "a tiggle with, Anuretic hold
the by Public Auction to OR MONDAY, the 9th day nws, a sentinteftalist. Yet if Febrery, 1925. at 3 p.m.. at the fall his leave-takings he suffered flees of the Public Works Department. from homesickness, and wrote in by order of His Excellency the Governor och tors to his wife: Howstly Tus Wan in the Colony of Hongkong, เฟ thre Lots of UROWN LAND 36r
and truly, parting from you W0% for a form of 5 years, commencing from the worst heart-nching moment of my life. If I had failed to get to
1st July, 1818, with the option of recowallet, a Crown Rant to be fixed
the Pole, and was within ten miles the Surveyor, of His Majesty the
of it and had to turn back. It would. or will not mesh eg "assef"qulnes 'as ans comprasized"ant, boss Bow | minutes."
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TO-DAY'S "ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.
WANTED good all
ex
round perienced" Architectural and Engineering Draughtsman. Ap plicants should state age, experience {and salary required. Applications accompanied by copies of recent testimonials should be addressed to. The Officer in Charge of Works, H. M. Dockyard, Hongkong,
8.8. "OWEGO."
No bills or claims against the above vessel will be recognised, unless prior authorization has been; given by owners, Messrs, BREWSTER & Co.. of Foochow, or
KARSTEN LARSSEN & CO.,'.
(HONGKONG) LTD.,
Agents. Hongkong, 4th February, 1925.
PUBLIC AUCTION
of the VALUABLE LEASEHOLD
PROPERTY
Space at Victoria. Hoogkong and registered in the Load Office su Remain. ing "Portion of Marina Lot No. 69) together with Buildings fhraoù known a No. 27 Taung Sau Lane West Victoria, Hongkong.
to be sold
፡
ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE,
by
Mr. A. G. da ROCHA”.
at big Sale Room, No. 2 D'Aguilar treat,
ON MONDAY "
the 23rd day of February, 1925, at 3 o'clock pw.
For further particulars and conditions
of Sale apply to
"Mr. A. el. ARCELLI,
Mortgagee's Solicitor,
or to
Mr. A. G. da ROCH
Auctioneer.
King, for one further torm of as years
is thro› days.
PARTICULARS OF THE LOT-
No, un Safe,
Begistry No.
Locality.
Pundaiy Muuramanta.
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Tu
W.
Cualents in
Square foot.
Upest I rice.
pergaaloj plan, 9,430
17.300
HONGKONG TRAMWAYS LIMITED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the REGISTER OF MEMBERS of Hongkong Tramways, Limited, will be closed from Saturday, 14th February to Friday, 27th February, 1925, both days inclu- sive.
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By Order of the Board,
W. F. SIMMONS,
Secretary, Hongkong, 4th February, 1925.
NOTICE.
HONGKONG SHAREBROKERS
ASSOCIATION.
THE following are members of the
above Association :—
A. E. Carroll, ' M. A. Razask, J., W.
Kow,
0. Kitobell,
Yip Yung Pal.
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F. M. L. Boares.
H. E. Edwards.
Hongkong, 3rd day of February 1925,
PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE Undervigned have received in.
FRIDAY, 6th Fabenary, 1998,
at 11 m.
at Godown No. 4 Lower, The Hong. kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd, Kowloon
(For account of the Concerned).
105 Keys Wire Nail (more or less damaged) Terms: Cash on delivery
LAMMERT BROB., Auctioneers.
RCOR
J. E. Gross.
f. Yvanovich
A. P. Greaves. H. M. H. Esmail Seu Kon Chi.
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Harry O. Odell Soo Pei Shao. « W. J. Carroll,
P. M. Hodgson. M..P. Lo
F. X. V. Kiboiro
Lau Tak Pó
A. A. opes
F. X. d'Almatio Remedios
Jack Babar.
G. A. Harriman
Soo Poi Chen
By Order of the Committee,
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J. W, KEW,
Secretary.
Hongkong, 28th November, 1924.
NOTICE.
HONGKONG' STOOF, EXCHANGE.
THE following are members of the
above Exchange
Logan W.
| Abraham, Erm.
Alvm A. A. Bagram J. T. Benjamin V. Bikett H Cox M. J.
| Cronsker N. V. A.
EIL, F. M. Gould J Gutterres A. A. Lammart Goo, 2,
·Lammert H. AA
Matheson K Nasim A Olson G. W. Kartonji R Potts (too. Potta I. C.
H
Raymund B. M. * Silva Y.-M. N. da
Smyth...R Test P
Kow Fred
By Order of the Committe,
A. NISSIM,
Secretary.
Hongkong, 28th November, 1924.
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