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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1926.

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NOTICE.

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are reminded

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L. H. SALZANI.

Secretary. Hong Kong, 12th October, 1926.

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OCTOBER, 1926 at 5.30 p.m.

AND

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The numbers of the Debentures. drawn will be published in the Hong Kong Government Gazette, and the local Newspapers," and holders of drawn Debentures may. Jupon giving notice to the Treasurers waiving the 6 months" notice to which they are entitled, apply on the 31st OCTOBER, 1926 to the Treasurora, Messrs. PERCY SMITH, SETH & FLEMING, for payment of the principal and interest to the 31st OCTOBER, 1926.

By Order of the Committee, J. D. HUMPHREYS,

Hon. Secretary.. Hong Kong, 1st October 1928,

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THE CHINA MAIL.

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ANNOUNCEMENT

THE INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS & SHIPBUILDERS OF HONG KONG.

THE SHIP - A Brief History →→→→

WHAT OTHERS SAY. YAUMATI FATALITY.

FOREIGN COMMENT ON WANHSIEN.

NAVAL ACTION SEQUEL.

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ONE KILLED IN VERANDAH COLLAPSE.

TWO OTHERS INJURED,

Hitherto the "China Mail" has The verandahs of a block of published comment of both Chinese Chinese tenement houses under and British-official and unofficial construction at "Argyle Street, on the Naval action at. Wanhslun.Yaurhat collapsed under the "Latest cablas point to another strain of building material left of anti-British agitation there and buried four persons WAVE which

have far-reaching yesterday afternoon. - may effects.

An elderly woman. was extri- In view of views already exproas-cated from, the debris by fremen, ad, the following may be of in- but life was then extinct. Two others, a man and a boy," were Washington messages to "The rescued and sent to the Kwong Times" say: Volces are raised in Wah Hospital The man was Liberal circles protesting against suffering from wounds to his body any attempt to involve the Great and face, while the boy was only Fowers in'n general war or even a slightly injured. A fourth man- general demonstration againstaged to scramble out without China,, not merely because it is felt help from the rescuers, In such quarters that foreignore Work on the building had been have invited reprisals through past stopped for over an year, and it aggressions, but, further, because it is thought that constant expo- is felt that a strong polley towards sure to rein had weakened the China would tend to unite the anti-verandahs on which had foreign elements in a wave of placed a large quantity of tiles patriotic fervour, whilst throwing and other material. Although China back into the embraces of building work was not in progress. Soviet Russia. As an alternative a number of contractor's labour- policy, Dr. Edward Hume urges the ers were in the front portion of creation of a permanent commis the structure at the time of the alon of Chinese and Westerners mishap. The Committee trust that Mem-either delegated by the League of bers and their friends, including Nations or specially created,

handle oach, incident as it occurs. Ladies, will attend in large nam-

Force alone, he maintains, willi bers.

settle nothing in China to-day.

It has been intimated in official quarters that concerted action would be so contrary to American traditions that the country would

A Paper on the above subject will be read by

J. S. Gillingham Esq., MIN,A.,

M.B.E..

of the Royal Corps of Naval Constructors, (Member) the Rooma on

FRIDAY, the 22nd October 1926,

at 6 p.m.

Chairman: James Ormiston Esq.,"

President.

A. LANDSBERT;

Hon. Secretary. Hong Kong, 9th October, 1926.

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were necessary for the protection of American lives and property in China would be undertaken. Which means. reduced to the simplest terms, that Mr. Coolidge and the Administration will continue to

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French opinions expressed at the

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any coat. She is involved in such a way that it would be difficult for

her to withdraw with any dignity." In the guise of a statement by ai Mandarin the "Oeuvre," a Left or-

an, writes:The British enco more would spread abroad the iden of A. Bolshevist movement, of an anti-foreign movement, in order to check the Chinese national revival effort. The British are trying to draw after them the foreign Powers but the manoeuvre is a little clumsy. We must rely on the commonsense" of the nations, who very well under- stand that the present difficulties, as for that matter the former diff culties, have been sought, and who in these circumstances will deeline to take part in a punitive expedi tion."

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The "Petit Parisien says that in effect a state of war exists, and the The "Quotidien" thinks that any British, who have the honour of intervention In China, either by their flag to safeguard and their Great Britain alone or by the dead countrymen to avenge, will not Powers in concert, would only hesitate to demand penalties and re-make matters worse by uniting the daily regularity in of the first import- parations and to back up their de various warring factions in China ance." If troubled with conssipation, mand by force of arms. The paper and annoying the United States, sick headache bile, flatulence, or liver-- wonders whether, in face of a who would in all probability pro-ishness, take a little dose of Pinkettes foreign Power, the troops' of Can-test against an armed campaign, ton and those of Marshal Wu Pei-lu and open up the possibility of a may not stop fighting between them- big war with Russia whose sym- selves and make an alliance. "The pathies are with Canton. If Great Powers who, by virtue of treaties, Britain played a lone hand, the pos have sht foot on a vast Continent sibilities would be even of millions of square kilometres perilous. The "Quotidien" pro- must look out," it adds.

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The Necessity

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you would enjoy fresh foods at their best-meats. invitingly tender, vege- tables that seem fresher than when taken from the garden, fruits, whose juices taste like delicious iced beverages good refrigeration is an absolute necessity.

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Pinkettes

THE WATER SUPPLY.

Loval and Storage of water in Reservoirs on Octube?' 1, 1020 CITY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER.

Tytam

WORKS. LEVEL.

1925 1926 31-6-B. Level Tytam Byewash 19. 5/B. Do. Tytam Intermediate 18 A. Do. Tytam Tukk 110 B. Do.

Do. Wong Net Chung.. 14, 8 B.

14, 2 B. Do

Pokfulum

[Note: B. deuotes "Below Overflow":

donotes "Above

Overflow Agures are not in feet and decimals, but in feet and inches.]

Storage in millions and, decimals. of gallons.

1826 1920 171.08 884.801

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Tytam Byewash kera Tytam Zatermediate Tytam Tuk Wong, Net Chang Pokfulum

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UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS,

THE GREAT "NORTHERN TELEGRAPH CO., LTD.

The following unclaimed telo-. 205:48 195.90 grams are lying at the office of The. 1,372,10 1,419.00 | Great Northern Telegraph Company

14.04 20.34 (Limited)-

68.00

$5.66 68.0

1,801,43 2,118.41 |

Consumption of water in the City and Hill District in millions and do cimals of gallons during the month of September:-

1925 -1028 Consumption

285.58 28824 Estimated Fopulation 894,720 405,040 Der day (gellons).. 21.5, 22:0 Full Supply in all Rider Main Dis tricts during.September 1926 and 1025,

KOWLOON WATER WORKS A LEVEL

1925 1928 Kowloon Gravitation 0.11 B. Leval Shek Lai Pul Reservoir 2.10 E. Do

Storage in millions and deci

of gallons

1925 1926 Kowloon Gravitation

342.97 852.50 Shek Lai Pui. Reservoir 88.40 100.80 482.49 458.30 Consumption of water in Kowloon in millions and decimals of, gallons dur ing, the month of September.

1925 1920 Consumption

78.30 81.78 Estirosted population 152.840 156.380

per day (gallons)

16.0 17.3 Full Supply in all districts during September 1925 and 1925.

Government Analyst's reporta show that the quality of the water la

satisfactory.TOR

Tatuiralfail to September 30, 1925 88.30: September 30, 1928, 99,00

Directeur Nantes.

Education, from

Houghton, froni Shanghal Mrs. Garlington, from Shanghai. Asabukuro, from Dairan. Leading Florist, from London One tario.

Hikolchi Iwatą, from Shanghai.

8. BLACK,.. Acting Superintendent. Hong Kong Station Oct. 7, 1926.

EASTERN EXTENSION AUSTRALASIA & CHINA TELEGRAPH COM

List of Unclaimed Telegra Jying in E. E. Telegraph Office Hongkong.

Laing, from Shanghai. Phamansingh, Taikoo Sugar Re- finery from Vancouver:

Reyes, from Manila. Stinnese, from Foochow.. Winsome, from Colon.

E J. PATERSON,

Sanerintendente Hong Kong, 7th October, 1926.