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19th

un or about 19th May

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NEXT SAILINGS. OUTWARDS FOR SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA, KOBE & MOJL

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Further sailings

M.S. "JAVA"-

MS. "AFRIKA "

M.S. MALAYA" M.S. "PERU"

about 29th March.

Expected or or about

Will leave homeward- bonds on or about..

25th April

7th May

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2nd July

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THE CHINA MAII.

PRESIDENT BOATS.

BOARD ACCEPTS DOLLARS OFFER:

FAR EASTERN VESSELS,

Information was received from the lount offices of the Admiral Oriental Line yesterday that the US. Shipping Board had accepted the bid of the stockholders in the Company made through Stanley Dollar, for the purchase of the five President boats now operating

ON

THE COUNCIL

MR. BERNARD ELECTED BY

CHAMBER.

YESTERDAY'S PROCEEDINGS.

LOCAL WILLS.

WHAT FORMER RESIDENTS LEFT:

TWO BIG AMOUNTS Wills of deceased locit) rest- Mr. D. G. M. Bernard was elected yesterday, at a meeting of dents have revealed the follow- the Hongkong General Chambering: of Commerce, to represent the Chumber on the Legislative Coun- cil, during the absence on leave of Mr. P. H. Holyoak..

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Mrs. J. H. Taggart, The late Mrs. Lillen Marie

Taggart," of the Hongkong Hotel, who died at sea on March 28, As chairman of the Chamber, 1926, left property In the Colony

He was to the value of $107,500.

in the Far East. The cabled ad-Mr. Bernard presided.. vices gave no details of the finan-supported by the following mem- jelak arrangements

Madison and

Mr. C. F. de Carvalho.

Letters of administration have bers of the general committee:been granted to her husband, Mr. the Hon. Mr. A O Lang (vice-James Harper Taggart. chairman), Messrs. A. H. Barlow, Paul Lauder, W. H. Bell, G. M Young, J. Owen Hughes, J. A. Plummer, and T. G. Wear, with the secretary (Mr. M. F Key)"

The Avo vessels involve are those which Arst came to the Orient in April 1921 under the fax

The late Mr. CF. de Carvalho, of the Pacific S.S. Company and were respectively named Wenate

an assistant of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, who died at 39, chee, Silver State. Keystone State,

Empress Gate. Kensington. Lon- Pinetree State and Bay State

Mr. Bernard said:-

don. on September 20, 1925, while About a year later, when the Com-

"Gentlemen, You are all aware on leave, left property in Hong pany was renamed the Admiral

that the Chamber's representa-kong to the value of $176,600. Oriental Line, the vessels became respectively the President Jeffer-tive on the Legislative Council Probate of the will (CatedApril son. Jackson, McKinley. Grant and the Hon. Mr. P. H. Holyoak, has 18, 1921), has been granted here these have been recently left the Colony for six to his widow, Mrs. G. H. C de Messrs. L. & C. and OL A. CL operating since, together with up-months for reasons of health, and Carvalho proximately 12: freighters, all leaseds customary, the Government Rodrigues

have asked the Chamber to Rodrigues, (nephews) were up- from the Shipping Board.

The group interests which com-nominate someone to take his pointed joint executors with his prise the Admiral Oriental and place on the Council while he is wife. The former nephew pre- deceased him.. Deceased enjoined!! Dollar Line now operate the entire away.

"According to the Chamber's that money which he had In the President fleet in the Far East, she Patter company having teken over rules governing the nomination, branch of the Hongkong and from the Pacific Mall, S.S. Co., in notice in writing of the names of Shanghai Bank in London should Alay of last year, the President candidates and of their proposers be used to educate his children, Pierce Taft, Wilson, Lincoln, and and seconders has to be lodged He left small legacies to his Sanwith the Secretary 48 hours be-nephew and his sister. E. M..de Cleveland running out of

fore the meeting. The only name Carvalho, and the remainder to be Prancisco.

that has been sent in is that of held in trust by his widow for his myself, to be proposed by the Hon. children. Mr. A. O.. Lang and to be seconded by Mr. A. H Barlow. There being only one candidate, voting will be by a show of hands."

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The entire feet numbers 17. of which seven are employed in the roundworld service under the Dollar Ang. the same company running service, of freighters from Manila to Whampoa while they are agent principals of the Pioneer Line Junning between Pacific and Atlantic ports via the Panama Canal

Muurida.

Mr. Lome Murphy. The late Mr. Lome Murphy, an engineer on one of the river boats, who died in the Colony last sum- Formally making the proposalmer, left $5,100. He was former- the Hon. Mr. A. O Lung guid that of Reseller Sydney, and he left Mr. Bernard required no introduc-fall to his widow, Mrs. E. B.. tion from him, He was well Murphy of Sydney. Now that the Lake bouts, are known to them all as a man well-

Leave on privabe affairs it is. disposed of the US. Shipping Atted to represent the commercial Board's interests in Far Eastern commmunity on the Legisktive announced in Command Orders, Mr. has been granted to the following waters wae confined to the Columbia Connet of this Colony.

then seconded. The officers; Lieut.Colonel C. M. Pacife S.S. Co., and the service Barlow

hich is maintained by Struthers motion was then put to the meet-Stephens, C.M.G., R.A.0.C. froni Find Barry between the Pacific anding and carried unanimously. April to May 27: Lieut. A. J... Mr. Bernardi then thanked those Whyte RE... April 23 65, Detober The original offer made by present for the honour and ex-22; Lead. G. D. Upson 5, 2nd Stanley Bullur was one of $3,000-pressed the hope that Mr. Holyoak Punjab Regiment, April 24 to May 100 the only bid to be made in would return, fully restored in 31. With reference to Command esponse to the Shipping Board health, by next autumn. Mean-Order dated January 26 the dates. dvertisement in February last. but white, he would do his best to of the leave granted to Lieut. the terms were not fully complied serve the Chamber. (Applause). C. Fawns, RA, are amended to

The attendance comprised-read Apy 23 to October 22. The Shipping Board required Messrs. A. V. Apcur & Co... Ltd., hat the purchasers should supply (Mr. D. H. Cooper); The Asiatic

$1,000,000 bend to maintain a

Petroleum Co. (South China): chedule of 17 sailings a year for : period of five years. The Round Ltd., Mr. W. H. Bell); Banker & Forld President were purchased Co., Ltd. (Mr. H. C. Mow Fung); msimilar conditions, but instead Bradley & Co., Ltd. Mr. J. A. of 17 sailings the Dollar feet has Plummer); The British-American Tobacco Co, (China) Ltd., (Mr. intained 23 per year. Negotiations were not concluded A. Perry); Butterfield & Swire, and the Shipping Board again ask-(Mr. G. M. Young); Canton Insur- ance Office Ltd., (Mr. F. C. Hall);" for bids, which were to be in and by April 6. Failing details, Mr. Chan Yue-teng; The Ching t is to be assumed that the Dollar Sugar Refining Co., Ltd., (Mr. terests have repeated their offer E. B. C. Hornell); The Commer- nd this. After consideration by the cial Union Assurance Co., Ltd, hipping Board, has been accepted.(Mr. R. K. Hepburn); Dodwell & The price will in all probability be Cound to be that already named

pproximately $3,000,000

with

PASSENGER LIST.

List of cabin passengers depart. ad per 8.8. "President Pierce" for Manila, on April 16.

CHURCH NOTICES,

A CHARGE OF ONE, DOLLAR IS MADE FOR ALL NOTICES UNDER THIS HEADING

ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL,

HONGKONG..

April 18th 19.6

2nd SUNDAY, After Easter. - Holy Communion (8.a.) Children's Service (10 am) Matins (atm) Holy Communion (12 noon) Evansopy (6 pm))

WESLEYAN METHODIST

CHURCH, Queen's Road East..

Minister-Rey. Ernest A. HRatin 12, Broadwood Road, Tel. C. 2370. Services for

Co., Ltd, (Mr. T. G. Weall); Fung Fang, Mr. Wong Tak-kwong). Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd., (The Hon. Mr. A. O Lang); T. E. Griffith, Ltd., (Mr. A. E. Eagle); Holyoak, Massey & Co., Ltd... (Mr. B. L. Lewis); Hongkong, Canton 2. Macao Steamboat Co., Ltd.,.' Mr. John Arnold): Hongkong Co., Ltd. (Mr. Electric

Hongkong F. R. Marsh); Miss R. Simpson, Mr. W. W. /

SUNDAY, April 18th, Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., (Mr.) Whyte, Miss J. Thompson, Mrs., D.

10.15 am, Mr. Hunt, O.B.E.. E. Arvidson M. and Mus. A. B

7. C. Hall); Hongkong & Shang- Pottier Mr. B. Cocal Miss E

1a Banking Corporation, (Mr. Secretary YMCA. Kowloon..

6 pm Rev. Ernest. A Bastin. ocal Miss M. Cocal Miss EA. H. Barlow); Hongkong Tram-

815 p.m. Chaplain's Meeting andl Myrick, Mrs. M. 1. Lim, Mrs.

vays Limited, (Mr. 1. C. F Liong Wong-shi, Mrs. Yong Cuan,Bellamy); J. D. Hutchison & Co., Social Hour in the Sailors and Mr. G. Lo, Dr. and Mrs. Edgar D. (Mr. P. S. Cassidy) Indo-China Soldiers' Home, Arsenal Street. Congdon, Master E. D. Congdon Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., Mr.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miss E. H. Congdon. Dr. C., B. Sutherland); Jardine, Mathe-

SCIENTIST, Ford, Mr. and Mrs C. Foss, Mr.

Hon & Co., Ltd, (Mr. D. G., M

Macdonell Road, below Bowen Go. You-llan, Mrs. H. B. Lockwood, Bernard); Johnson, Stokes &

Road Tram Station. Mr. W. P. Murphy, Miss S. McKee, Master, (Mr. D. Lewis); Liver Miss C. Mathorst, Miss G. Murphy pool and London & Gibb Insurance

Sunday Service 115am. Miss L. Johnson, Mrs. G. TCo., Ltd. (Mr. W. S. Dixon); W.R

Subject:-Doctrine of Atonement. Wednesday Evening Meeting. Natherst, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Loxley & Co. (Mr. W. L. Patten- Mackinnon, Mackenzie Patty. Mr. and Mrs, L. Rifkin, den)

at 5.30 p.m. Miss L. Rifkin, Mr. T. E. Stealey, & Co., (The Hon. Mr. A. O. Lang

Reading Room at above address, Mr. J Ward, Miss. B. Withers. and Mr. A. E. Martin); Robertson,

#open- Mr. C. Zoummeroff, Mr. K. Koons Wilson & Co., Ltd., (Mr. G. W.

Tuesday and Friday 10 am, to Alex. Ross & Co 12 Noon, Sewell); and Mias M. Cameron,

(China) Ltd., (Mr. A. S. D

Monday and Thursday 5 to 7 p.m.

Mr. T. R. Parsons, Manager of Cousland); E. D. Basscon & Co., the Hongkong Hotel Garage, who Ltd, (Mr. A. S. Gubbay); Stewart going on leave next week, was Bros., (Mr. H. B. L. Bowbiggin); the guest of the Chinese staff at Mr. M. P. Ta'ati: The Union Insur- Mr.ance Society of Canton, Ltd., (Mr. dinner at West Point Parsons was presented with on Paul Lauder); A. S. Watson & address, accompanied by a silver Co., Ltd, Mr. Henry Hum- Les service and a silver cigarette phreys) Harry Wicking & Co euse, while Mrs. Parsons was the (Mr. J. Owen Hughes)... recipient of a silver hand-bag. Mr and Mrs. Parsons received many tributes of appreciation and many good wishes for a happy

holiday.

AMERICAN FAR EAST LINE TO SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES.

5.8 WEST IVAN" 28th April. TO MANILA, CEBU AND

Miss L Spanton and Miss K Glendenning were the winning dan- cers at a fancy dress Boelal and dance at the Dockyard Young Men's Club on Wednesday, other prizewinners being Mr. A. May, Mr. JL Thomas and Misa M. George.. The music for the occasion was supplied by Miss 1. Goddard and Messrs. J. Flegg and Jacobson. Mr. A. George, the chairman of the Club was capable M.C. The committee for judging the fancy dresses were Mrs. A. J. B. Stirling, wife of the Commodore, Eng, Camdr Bromley, RN and Mr. Wernham Afterwarde Mrs. Stir- Phone C. 2008, 1st floor, Queen's Bldging very kindly presented the

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