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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1925.

FOR SALE. SAMLI (Shanghai. Fish),

Froes by A. J. A. Otboson's Improved Patented method which preserves its origins! favour and qualidee. Onco tasted alwaÝN appreciated. Flash fires as fresh 15..

To be obtained only from KWONG LOONG. Compradoré,

68, Des Vooax load 0. Tel. 0.128) Solo agens for Heggkong for THE CHINA REFRIGERATING & INVESTMENT COMPANY, LTD.

and Afto-

from

THE DAIRY FARN ICE & COLD STORAGE CO, LTD..

JUST ARRIVED A FEW RUSSIAN DELICACI'S

BLACK CAVIAR in tins

of 3 oz... $1.30

RED CAVIAR in jar

of 14 oz.... $1.25

SALTED HERRINGS...

7

each...$0.15

BLACK "OLIVES...lb.... $0.80

THE FRENCH STORE No. 9, Beaconsfield Arca‹ls. Tel. Central 701.

WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

15 WORDS 8 INSERTIONS, $1. PREFMD,

Every additional word & Coats

for 8 insertin

TO LET.

30

TO LET-Two Gödöning

shops, in DUDL ALL STREET For Particulars apply to:-H. Rut tonjee & Son, 16, Quyen's Road.

F

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-Eastman Graflex Camera filted with Aldis F.4-5 Lens. Changing Bex carrying 12 Plates; also Film Roll Adaptor and 5 Plate Holders in good leather cass. Price new $250.00 Gold, Will sell at Apply Mr. bargain"Mex $150.00,

Teall, Room F 2nd Floor, 34, Queen's Road, Corner of Wyndham Street.) Telephone C: 4860,

FOR SALE Rare collection of old

Chinese coins classified and Rrranged in special rosewood cabinet. Apply $2,500 or best offer. "Collector" c/o "China Mail."*

INTIMATIONS.

GREEN ISLAND CEMENT

COMPANY, LIMITED.

THE THIRTY-SIXTH OF DINARY

THENNALYSTSTING OF THE

SHAREHOLDERS in the Company will be held at the Offices of the Company, St. George's Buildings, ACAD¤¤¤¤ ̈ÍÏü ̄ ̄ä ̈ ̈*•. Chater Road, Hongkong, on TUES-

JEWELLERY

JADE &"

PRECIOUS STONES

Also A Fine Selection

"

OF

Rings, Pendants and Cuff Links

(British "make.)

obtainable at

SHERIFF BROTHERS.

69, Queen's Rd, Ct..

HIGH CLASS BOOTS AND SHOE!

Made to order. ROYAL & CO. "No. 1, D'Agullar Street

INTIMATIONS.

HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.

DAY, the 3rd March, 1923, at 11THE FINAL DIVIDEND declared THE AUCTIONEERING &'clock in the forenoon for the for the year ending 31st Decem

BROKERING CO., LTD.

10

So, Duddell Street.

FURNITURE AUCTIONS

every

TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 2 30 p.m.

"L. E. S. HODGE,

Auctionsor.

INTIMATIONS

purpose of receiving a Statement of Account and Report of the Directors for the year ending 31st Decemter, 1924, and declaring a dividend..

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the

closed be

from Company will WEDNESDAY the 18th February. 1925 until TUESDAY the 3rd March, 1925, both days inclusive,

By Order of the Board of Director,

SEEWAN, TOMES & CO.,

General Managers. Hongkong, 13th February, 1925.

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HONGKONG HORTICULTURAL

R.

TE

PUBLIC AUCTION.

"PARTICULARS and Conditions of

P Puidic Auction to be held on MINDAY, the fad day of

SOCIETY,

ber, 1924, at the rate of Three- Pounds Sterling together with a Bonus of Two Pounds Sterling is payable on and after the 23rd. February, 1925, at the Offices of the Corporation, where shareholders are requested to apply for warrants. By Order of the Court of Directors,

A. H. BARLOW,

Chief Manager.

"Hongkong, 21st February, 1925.

"

OF

TO-DAY TILL SATURDAY, 5.15 and 9.15 p.m. THE GREATEST SCREEN TRIUMPH

ANNUAL SHOW FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES will be held at VOLUNTEER HEAD. THURSDAY, 5th QUARTERS on MARCH, 1925.

ENTRIES

will DEFINITELY

CLOSE at I p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 25th FEBRUARY, 1925, at the Hon:

February, 182, p.m., at the Secretary's office, but intending of the Public Works Department, byfirler

of Excellency thaGovernor, of me Lot

Exhibitors are requested to SEND

of CROWN LAND A Aberdeen in IN THEIR ENTRIES AS EARLY AS

the Colony Pongkong, for a term of 76 years, with the option of ren At Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the King, for or further term of 75 years.

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

Inland Lot 29.

Measure KULTETA,

It.

M. 11.

Nanual Rent.

POSSIBLE.

Schedules have been sent to patrons, Life members and all members who have paid their subscription for the current year.

MEMBERS who have not yet paid their subscription and ALL THOSE who wish to join the SOCIETY are kindly requested to aand $5 im mediately to the Hon: Secretary Mr. E.B.C. HÖRNELL c/o Messrs. Jardine Matheson & Co, Ltd.

Hongkong, 20th February, 1925.

THE NEW TERRITORIES BUILDING & AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD.

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

with

the

that the above-named Company has issued a Prospectus dated the THE FIRST EXTRA RACE 5th day of January, 1925. a copy of

MEETING will be held (weather which has been filed permitting) at Happy Valley, on Registrar of Companies inviting sub- SATURDAY, February 29th, 1995, scriptions at par for 22,800 shares commencing at 2.30 pa. The init ball of $10 each payable as to $2.50 per wil he rang at 1 pm.

share on application. $250 per share The Charge for admission to, the on allotment and as to balance on Public Enclosure will be $1.

subsequent demand 29 and when Soldiers and Sailora in weiterm balf further capital is required subject to the assurance that no call will be made without at least one month's prior notice.

Prico.

"

Mombers are advised that they must show their Tickets to obtain admission to the Members' Enclosure.

Each mombor has the right of in- troducing 2 won mor bera to the Mombare Encloure, tickets for whom af be obtained from Messrs. Linstead Davis at 85. cach up to FRIDAY February 28th,

The Stowards invite the Indies at Dongkong to be present.

Hongkong, 24 February, 1923.

NOTICE

ST. DAVID'S SOCIETY DINNER.

the

THE above will be held in the

ROOF GARDEN of Hongkong Hotel on SATURDAY, February 28, at 8 p.m.

Hongkong, 24th February, 1925.

NOTICE.

STORAGE Space on Marine Lots

with Godown and Chinese Houses to Let.

W. S. BAILEY & CO., LTD.,

Kowloon Bay, Hongkong, November 3, 1924.

The subscription is now open. Copies of the Prospectus and forme of Application can be obtained from the Company's Bankers The P.&O. Banking Corporation Ltd. and from the Registered Office of the Company in China Building (7th floor) Queen's Road Central Hongkong,

This Notice is not to be regarded as an invitation to the public to subscribe for shares and applications will only be received on the footing of the full prospectus and on the forra-issued therewith.

Dated Hongkong, 20th February, 1925.

A BENEMERITO,

Secretary.

7th floor, China Building, Queen's Road Central,

Hongkong,

FOOTBALL.

SUNDAY HERALD" INTER- NATIONAL CHARITY CWP. ENGLAND! v. CHINA · SATURDAY, February 28th. Club Ground, 4.15 p.m. sharp.

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THE CHINA MAIL.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS.

VESSELS DUE.

TROM DALNY.

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FROM BAIGON Mar. 5-17.9.6.B. West Unjoot

FROM BANGKOK. Hanka.

Mar. 16.-J.C.LD.

Mar. 4 FROM SHANGHAL.

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87.-N.YK 28-N.Y.K.

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June 3.-C.P.S

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FROM BYDNEY AND Mar. 6.-P. & A..

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4.N.7.K.

B. I.

May

A PHILANTHROPIST.

The Nottingham Cripples' Fund has just received a handsome donation of £1,000 from Sir Harold Bowden, Bart, who recently raised 10,000 Guineas for the Cycle and Motor Trade Benevolent Fund at a banquet at which the Prince of Wales was present. Sir Harold was himself a donor of $1,000 towards that subscription and is known as one of the most generous of our modern philan. thropists. It is only a little while ago that he gave £2,500 to provide the playing fields of the Persse School at Cambridge, and a similar sum to the late Sir Napier Burnett's Hospital Fund, while it was ho who made the Wembley Imperial Pageant last summer possible by guaranteeing it to the extent of £33,000.

Sir Harold Bowden is this year's President of the Commercial

Travellers' Benevolent Fund

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ARRIVALS

"President

Per A. O.-I. 5.8. McKinley" on Feb. 25:-Mrs Ar G. Allan, Mr A. W. Anderson, Mrs M. Andrews. Mr J, Barretto, Mrs Edwin Burke, Mr and Mrs W. L. Bramwell, Master Bramwell, Mr A. Bernard, Mrand Mrs Henry W. Coe, Mr and Mrs Frank P. Dow, Mr L. E. Davis, Mrs H. P. French, Miss L Garnet, Mr N. S. Hantef, ' Mr J. C. Herbsman, Mrs F, Lopez, Mrs F. S. Lopez, Miss I. Lopez, Mr Low Khan, Mr F. L. Mayer, Mr and Mrs R. M. McLay, Mr John Nevins, Mr Ong Ah Yuan, Mrs E. Revilla, Miss N. Revilla, Miss E. Revilla, Mr and Mrs. H. A. Smith, Mrs. A. Schutz, Mr G. Sarasola, Rev. F. R. Severence, Mr. A. R. Saval, Mr James Thom, Mrs S. Thomas, Mrs M. Ugieng, Miss A. H. Wiant, Mri Lam Wong.

STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

The M./V. "Nanking "(Ewedish Fast Asiatic Co., Ltd,) Jeft Danhirk on h 93, and is due here to-day.

The A.O.L... Prident MeRinloy MELBOURNE, aile for Victoria and Beattle vis Ehacghai and Japan at 1 am. tomorrow.

The B.F. 96

Reas for Boston. New York ard Baltimore left Shanghai on Feb, 25 for thie port and is due here! on Feb. 28 Tho vestel will be despatched at p.m. on February 18.

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́HEAD-OFFICE & WORKS: YAUMATI, Tel. K. 39, HONGKONG DEPOT: 18. Stanley Street, Tol. C. 1979. KOWLOON HOTEL DEPOT.. KOWLOON DEPOT: 19 Canton Road,..

CANTON 19. Sharki Central, East HONGKON HOTEL: (Visitors only). Write or Phone for complete Price Lite

SHIKISHIMA SHOKAI OOD, FRAYA EAST (VANCHAI),-

42 PIECES, TEA SETS, COFFEE SETS, 12 LIECES,

Inspection Cordially Invited,

GEORGE WASHINGTON,

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED

IN CANTON.

AMERICA AND CHINA.

afternoon, the

On Saturday American Association of South, China celebrated the anniversary of the birthday of George Washing- tow at the Canton Hospital. There was a large gathering of the local American community.

From $16.00 From $7:00

BOUND TO A POST,

MILD TORTURE FOR A CHINESE WOMAN,

An usual incident necessitating police intervention occurred at Yangiszcooo on February 15, re- ports the "North" China Daily

Engineering and Shipbuilding News." While passing the Eastern Co's works, a foreign police officer noticed, just within the gate a Chinese woman of the coolic class view of people passing along the bound with ropes to a post in full road. Standing near her were a Consul-General Jenkins presid- Japanese and a Sikh watchman, The B. FR.B.Thefeus" lift Liver FROM SEATTLE, VANCOUVER, ETC. pool on Jan. 14 for Straits, Hongkong ed, and he was supported by the and the officer, becoming keenly and Shanghai and is due here on or about Rev. J..W. Creighton, President interested in the matter, observed of the Association, and Captain that they held the ends of a pieces. The .O.L 5. Pres. Jefferson, which is due at this port en Mer. I sailed Constein, Senior Naval officer of of stout twine fastened round one

the American Beet in Canton.

of the woman's arms, and that they from Seat:le en Feb. 8- on schedule.

After appropriate musical selectightened and slackened the string The B.F. "Thorrus from Liver pool left Bingapore on Feb. 25 for thations were given by Mrs. Graybill, at intervals. pert and is due bars on March 7,

The D.S.D. a. "Pro Adam" whieh sue at this part on Mar. 2 siled from

Juse 5.-E. & £.

July 3-E, & A.,

Mar. 1-A..L..

3.-N.Y.K.

4.-B. F.

11.-C.P.S.

13.-A.O.L.

25.-0.P.8,-

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Ban Francisco on Jan. 31-on schedule.

The K.F. a..." Metior es" for Amster- Empress of Canaddam, London and Hamburg left Shang ni on Feb. 25 for this port and is due TCR of will here on on Feb 17 be despatched at 4 pin, on March 2.

The B. F. R.Antenor" left Liver, Hongkong pend on Jan. 31 for Singapore, Shanghai, Tsingtao. Takn and Dalay and is dus here on about Mar..

The N.Y.... Hakano Maru" (European-Passager Line) 1 London for Hongkong via Sacz on Jan. 51 and is

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(VIA PANAMA)

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Mar. 2.-D.8 1.

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FROM SAN FRANCISCO & LOS 'ANGELES. Mar. S. Col. R. 9. 39.-U.S.A.B.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Mar. 2.-D.S.L..

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May 10.-T.K.K. 24.-T.E.E.

June 7.-T.K.E.

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K. MAU

Sbiuro Maru

FROM BUENOS AYRFS.

Mar. 3-N.Y.R. Kematia Maru

FROM FUROPEAN PORTS.

Mar, 10.-.Y.E.

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Oldonburg

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FROM DUNKIRK, Feb. 26. S.EA.Co.,

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expected here on Mar. 9.

Mrs. Beach and Dr. McCandliss, the Cominemoration Address was delivered by the Rev. Dr. Cieland McAfee of Chicago, who is at pre- sent on a visit here, reports the "Canton Gazette,"

Dr. McAfee, in the course of his eloquent, address, said:

The officer at once, went inside and ordered that the woman, be released, and he further invited the Japanese, a man named K: Sulmori, to accompany him to Yangiszeppo police station, He there explained his curious conduct by saying that the unfortunate

had "The movement of thought in woman continually been. America during recent years seems stealing wood from the yard of the to be toward closer relation with shipbuilding works, and that he was on the point of taking her to other nations. We have had a long period of internal develop the police station when the officer ment which has made us glad intervened.

The C.P.S., R.M.S. "Empress of of a natural aloofness of our Canada left Vancouver for Fongkong territory and policies. That de- via Japan ports and Shanghai, on Feb.velopment must still go on, and

"it will possibly lead , and in due bare on Mar 11, The D.S.L.. Pres. Garfod," which

U'S to:

not accept

is doe at this part on Mar. 18 sailed policies which are from New York on Jan. 22-schedule. able to all' beholders. How the The B. F. a. Esmaens" left Liver closer relation to other nations nool on Feb. 7 for Fensbg, Sispapore shall be organised is a master of Hongkong, Shanghai, Koba and Yoko much discussion in America, but haps and is de bere on or about Mar. there is ho serious. discussion of 14.

"

This being so, he was possibly very surprised at finding himself detained and afterwards handed over to the Japanese authorities to be dealt with.

CLAIM BY KRUPPS.

An action will shortly come. TheN.Y.H. 8.5. Bowa Maro" (Ernits necessity and value both for pean-Passenger Line) laft London for America and the world of which before the Anglo-German Mixed Hongkong via Suez on Feb. 14 and is it has become a conscious part. Tribunal in which Krupps, the The recent immigration legislation German ordnance firm,,,will claim PXpacted be re on Mar. 23.

has not been satisfactory to a royalties on millions of shell-fuses The C.P. R.M.8. "Empress of Asia' Capt. L D. Dougins, R.NR. Comman large section of the American made by Vickers, Ltd., for British dily, will leave hero for Victoria and people, the President himself soldiers during the war. Vancouver, 3.0. via Shanghai, Nagasaki,

being a leader in this dissatisfac- Kobe and Yokohams, at daylight onion, but it does not indicate even

March (Friday'.

The O.P.R. R.M.S. "Empres of Ruses" form Hongkong on the February arciv od at Vancouver on the February 13.

Tho B.F... "Phemios "left Liverpool on Feb, 21 for Hongkong and Shanghai

and le due here on or about March 28.

CONSIGNEES' NOTICES.

Goode arrived per e.st "Mansterland" remaining pudelivered after March 2. will be subject to rent. Agents-Arnhold &Co., Ltd.

THOM KAMBURG,

Trier. Mar. 1.-8, L.

Antenor. Obetterk. Oldenberg Saarbrucken. Деонт Cohhez.

1.-B. F. 10.-3.0.J.L. 10.-BAL 29.-B. L.

Apr. 26-N.L. May 24.-H. L ROB 21-N; L Jnly LPN, Y. Aug, 16-N, L. Sept. 13.-N. L. Oct. 10-N. L

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among those who favour It, any malice toward other nations or their people.

The case first came before the...

tribunal last September and was adjourned. At the last hearing Sit Patrick Hatings, M.P., then Attorney-General, appeared for Vickers, but it is expected that Sir Douglas Hogg, M.P., the new Attorney General, will appear for them at the next hearing.

On

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them and

"Our relations to China have been me friendly and auspicious. It was our great honour to intro- duce into southern China that

Kropps are asking for a royalty western medicine which has been taken up with such success by the of 15. 2d. or Is. 6d. on each fuse, citizens of this country. We have according to size, as well as 5 per been able to aid largely in the cent. interest, an immense sum of

The claim is based work of education and the culture money being involved. which accompanies it, a service which is also "passing notably into agreement between the hands of the citizens of the Vickers, made in 1902, under which land. Our diplomatic representa- Vickers agreed to pay a royalty on each fuse they made according tion has been worthy, never more so than now, when one of our great to the German firm's specification. American scholars is our migister On the outbreak of war Vickers at Peking, and when in this ceased paying the royalties. They

that contend

Articles largest city of the nation our con- now

Our 299a and 306 of the. Versailles: sular representative is of highest type of citizenship. Our Treaty automatically dissolved the trade with China, from which we agreement.

that Article 299a says might draw a profit, is by no

concluded bel.wean means the largest among the contract' nations, but no nation has made enemies shall be regarded as larger effort to aid China in those having been dissolved as from the ways which bring no profit to time when any two of the parties ourselves, and no nation observes became enemies.

with more interest than America the present difficulties of this na. tion in securing settled political.

any

conditions for the large develop can public in moving toward. Its profeshed ideals and suppose meat which must be awaiting it.

"The typical American spirit la that this means-a-loss-of-the-ideale. one of honest goodwill to ward They are mistaken. Sometimes overy ration and man. The nation' slowly, sometimes swiftly, but al- itself reveals an interesting com- ways surely, the nation moves on bination of devotion to great ideals to its higher levels of living and. together with a frequent disin-thinking. It is one of the youngest clination to make rapid or costly of the riations but it is benefiting. movements toward the attaining by the example, both of success of these ideals: Observers some and of failure, of the other nations times note the failure of the Ameri- of the world."