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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1926.

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NOTICE.

THE BANK OF CANTON, LIMITED.

THE CHINA MAIL.

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NN that

EXTRAORDINARY GENERA MEETING of THE BANK L CANTON, LIMITED, NEW WATER MAIN is being will be held at the Registered Office Alaid nerošs Garden Road. of the Company. No. 6 Des Voeux The work commences on FRIDAY. Road Central, Victoria, in the 22nd "Detebor at 7, .m. Colony of Hong Kong, on the 23rd from which date Garden Rond day of October, 1926, af 2 o'clock WIN be available for "Up in the afternoon for the purpose Going" truffle only. "Down Going" of considering, and if thought fit, trafic may use either lee, House passing an Extraordinary Resolu- Street or the Military Road in front tions. the subjoined Resolutions:

the

K.R.A. ACTIVITIES.

MONTHLY MEETING OF COMMITTEE.

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PLAYGROUND PROBLEM.

KOWLOON BUSËS.

GOVERNMENT REPLY TO" K.R.A. POINTS. ·

PASSENGERS' FRECEDENCE,

The Children's Playground Sub-

A number of important matters Committee, reported to the Octo-were dealt with at the. October ber meeting of the Committee of meeting of the committee of the the Kowloon Residents' Assocta-Kowloon Residents Association. tion that after interviewing the On the subject of the Kowloon had been made for. the watchman tioned that a letter from the official-in-charge, arrangements motor bus. services, it was men- of the playground to be on duty Colonial Secretary, dated Sept. 16. from noon till 8 p.m., and that the was read, giving the Government swings were now padlocked at 7 comments on all the recommenda noises at night from this source

so that the nuisance of tions of the K.R.A., as follow:- had now ceased.

1. The suggested alterations in the stopping places in route 3 have been made.

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of the Detention Barracks and the1, That the nominal sterling capital of The Convener of the Sub-Com- Road East of Murray Barracks

the Company as oxisting at the atomittee showed a plan of the pes- connecting with Queen's Road Can- when this Resolution, is confirmed as tral.

1 special Reno Mtion be converted into sible development of the plot of Hong Kong currency ht such rate of land promised by the Government Exchange as may be determined by in, the neighbourhood of Holt's the Board, and that such capital so Wharf, but explained that the converted be incronsnd beyond the Government was not prepared to

Kong equivalent of such stor- Hong ing capital whon auch conversion expend any money on the develop, akes place to the sum of $11,000,000 ment of the ground at present. Hong Kong eurreney, divided into 245,000 shares of $40 each."

lee House Street will be vallable TO LET-From Fut

November, for traffe both ways while Garden Furnished, No. 162, Severn Road, Rond is partially closed. The Mill- Peak, Eight-roomed House with bury Roads East and South of: Garden and Tennis Court Apply Murrny Barracks may only be used Speelab Managers Russo-Asiatic by Mover Cars not by Lorries.

Bank. "

TO LET—In the New Buildings, near May Road Station, two Flats with all Modern Conveniences. -Apply A. V. APCAR & Co., Ltd, 1. Des Voeux Road Central

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HONGKONG HOTEL BARAGE Agencies: Tel C 4759 Rolls-Royce Thornycroft Trucks and!

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Morris Cars and Trucks Cadillac

Armstrong-Siddeley Studebaker

Automobile Equipment Show Room 25. Queen's. Read Central-

Service Station Stubbs Rd. General Repairs Overhauling Painting & Upholstering

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Successor to

the late SIEN TING, 14, D'Aguilar Street.

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CHEAP SALE.

READY MADE LADIES' SHOES

50% Discount.

CHERRY & CO.

8, D'Aguilar Street, Opposite Kyamally & Co. Telephone Central No. 491"

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B. D. C. WOLFE.

Capit. Supt. of Police. Hong Kong. 20th October, 1026.

ANNOUNCEMENT

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THE INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS & SHIPBUILDERS OF HONG KONG.

THE SHIP · ·.. -A Brief History --

A Puper on the above subject. will be read

by... J. S. Gillingham Esq, MELNA,

M.B.E..

of the Royal Corps of Naval Constructors, (Member)

Fin the Rooma on

FRIDAY, the 22nd October,. 1926,.

at.6 p.m. Chairman: James Ormiston: Esq., President.

BRITISH LAGER BEER

VERY LIGHT $17.00 PER CASE OF 6 DOZEN PINTSA

Or $3 per dozen including duty delivered to your residence,

Sole Agents

GILMAN & CO., LTD. Hongkong Bank Building. Tel G. 290,

The Committee trust that. Mer! hers and their friends, including Ladies, will attend in large num bors.

A. LANDSBERT,

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

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HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB..

DRAFT for

RAFT Programmes and Entry the FIFTH EXTRA RACE MEETING to bel held on SATURDAY, 6th NOV- EMBER, 1926, (weather permit-; ting) may be obtained at the Race Course, Hong Kong Club and Causeway Bay Stables.

will Entries

close at 12 O'CLOCK NOON on SATURDAY, 23rd October, 1926. |

Hong Kong, 20th October. 1926:

NOTICE.

THE HONG KONG & CANTON ICE MANUFACTURING CO., LTD.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS

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Kowloon Cemeteries.

2. The work of surfacing Prince, Edward Road is in hand; and arrangements.. are being made for lighting.

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3. It is considered that pre- sent traffic conditions do not necessitate the removal from Canton Road of trees and thei stone curba round their roots.

4. The removal of all lamp; posts in the centre of Salisbury and Nathan Roads and their re- placement by pendant lights in- volves the change from gas to electric lighting and will be effected as soon as the roads concerned are strengthened.

2. "That each of the Issued sterling

The Secretary laid on the table sharos of the Company of the nominai a sketch-plan showing the new value of £5 ench, upon ouch of which proposals of the Government with the sum of 13 has been paid; be con verted into one share of the nominal regard to the allotment of sites value of $40 Hong Kong currency, for the various cemeteries requir. at such razon of Exchange as mayed to meet the needs of the dif- be resolved upon and determined byferent classes of the community the Board and accordingly, that He also read a letter from the 238,805 shares out of the 270,000 shares of

valto of 840 Government in explanation of

5. The question of the recon- each, constituting the capital of the their sketch and asking the con- Compeny go converted and increased currence of the K.R.A. committee.struction of the area adjoining

"be may distributed by the Board to

The committee were gratified to the "Star" Ferry wharf is under the persons who are registered as

note that the new arrangement consideration. shareholders of the Company at the date when this Resolution is confirm secured that each division was ed as a Special Resolution in ex-self-contained and separate and change for the starling shares then

was to have a separate entrance, held by them

but there appeared to be some matters requiring further con- sideration, and, before signifying their concurrence, it was decided to submit one or two inquiries to the Government. “

3. That the Articles of Association be altered by deleting Article 181 and aubetituting therefor the

following article

184 "A dividend instafingat of "dividend, or interest payable in "cash by the Company to a shore. "holder in reapeet of a share, may "be paid by posting a cheque, order "or warrant for the amount in n "cover directed to the shareholder "at his registered address, or, by "payment of u

Dog's Home. Serious complaints having been received by the K.R.A. of the dis. turbance at night in Waterloo Road, caused by the continual of u cheque, or grannbarking of dogs in the Dogs' "of an order or warrant on pro "duction of the dividend book Home, it was resolved to ask the #isanod

by the Company in respect Government to change the site of of such share. Every sur

such war-

the Home to some less inhabited "wins ahall be made payable at the

Company's Head Office or other quarter.

"CONDARYlace of payment whe

payment, or

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shall be discharged from "Hability for the sum expressed in "any warrans by payment sent, or accord- "ing to any order for payment.or endorsement thereon, purporting to be made by the payee therein "named, or by any, other person "on his behalf, and no person shall "be entitled to payment of any "dividend, instalment or dividend. "bonus, or interest for which. A warrant shall have beer so posted, "or for which payment shall "been made by a cheque or the "granting of an order or warrant "on production of the dividend "book as aforesaid, except, upon "prosentment of the warrant." AND NOTICE IS HEREBY given that should the above Resolutions. be passed by the requisite majority, they will be submitted for confirma- ition as Specia: Resolutions at an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company to be held on the 10th day of November, 1926, at the same

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By Order of the Board:""

LOOK POONG-SHAN,

Chlef Manager. Hong Kong, 14th October, 1926.

NHS FIFTH ORDINARY AN-time and place. TH

NUAL MEETING. of SHARE- HOLDERS In the above Company will be held at the Company's Town Office, 2 Lower Albert Road, Hong Kong, on TUESDAY, 2nd Day of NOVEMBER, 1926 at Noon, for the purpose of presenting the Report of the Directors and Statement of Accounts to 31st July, 1926.

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"The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from 19th OCTOBER to the 2nd NOVEM- BER, 1926, both days inclusive.

By Order of the Board of Directors,

J. D. THOMSON,

Acting Secretary. Hong Kong, 16th October, 1926.

HONG KONG WOMEN'S GUILD & MINISTERING CHILDREN'S LEAGUE

ANNUAL FETE.

Education Board.

A letter from the Government was read, stating that the period of Mr. B. Wylie's appointment as a member of the Education Board: terminates on October 26, and in- quiring what arrangements the Association would wish.made. It was unanimously decided to nominate the Rev. G. R. Lindsay, M.A., to fill the vacancy.

[Note: Other K.R.A. activities are recorded separately, elsewhere in this issue.]

"The Lake District is very much at the mercy of City architects who, knowing nothing of the con- ditions of the country-side, come here at the instance of wealthy business people to build feeble- minded Scottish colonial villas, with venetian blinds, twopenny little turrets and the inevitable monkey tree puzzle," said Dr. W. E. Henderson, Medical Officer for Westmorland at the Lakeland Planning Conference.

6. There was at one time a re- gulation to the effect that motor vehicles should dim their head lights when approaching other vehicles but the practice some times proved dangerous and the regulation was accordingly res- cinded. To introduce a regula- tion as suggested by your Com- mittee would be difficult, if not impossible, of application, as this would require a classification of the streets of the Colony into well lighted and badly lighted streets.

7. Al three bus companies" have been approached 'on the subject of time tables. The Kaiį Tack Co. is already running top time schedule and the other two companies have expressed their to time willingness to run schedule if it is found to be prac- ticable.

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8. A regulation to the effect that no one can be allowed to stand on the footboard of a bus whilst in motion is embodied in the proposed new regulations; and is under consideration.

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LAMMERT BROS.

AUCTIONKERS, APPRAISERS. AND: SURVEYORS

Public Auctions

9. Postmen in uniform con duty, travel 2nd class. They are not allowed to travel 1st class. The postal inspector and the four boarding officers who travel 1st class are instructed to give THE Undersigned have received precedence always to the travel-instructions to sell by Public ling public. Indian and Chinese Auction Pplice are not allowed to travel 1st class."

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ON

They must occupy FRIDAY, the 22nd October, 1926,

commencing at 5.15 p.m. 2nd class seats. Police in uni- form but not on duty are in- at their Sales Room, Duddell Street. structed to give preference like A VALUABLE COLLECTION wise, and not more than two OF POSTAGE STAMPS. Police officers (Indian and Chin-

(Used and Unused.) ese) in uniform off duty may Catalogues will be issued. travel together in one bus.

On View from Thursday, the 21st October, 1926. ...

Committee's "Decisions.

As regards. No. 3, the com- mittee agreed to renew the recom mendation that the trees and stone curbs in Canton Road should be removed, seeing that they serve no useful purpose and prevent the road from bearing the amount of traffic that it should.

"As regards No. 5, the committee resolved to ask the Government to: accord to them the privilege of seeing the plans for the recon- struction of the area adjoining the "Star Ferry wharf, before they were put into execution, and at the same time to express to the Government their opinion that the present experimental "ar- rangement is most unsatisfactory. Before the subject of the bus service was dismissed, it was de- cided to write to the Captala Superintendent of Police, advocat- ing an official stopping place în Kowloon City at the farthest point to which the buses travel, namely the junction of Sai Kung and Po Kong Roads, and also re- questing that, if possible, one of the stopping places along the When you have so far lost control of treatment that Dr. Williams Pink Kowloon Road should be shifted and your nerves that you "fly to pinces" direct these the footpath to the Blind

over the loant little noise or excite. fudge statent guessing competition;; when your memory begins to Pills is to build up, purify and gon-Institute:

SATURDAY, November 20, 1926, to be held in "Government House Grounds. (By kind permission of H.E. The Governor at 2.30 p.m.)

Wonderful Side Shows and many attractions.

A Pastoral Play (weather permit- ting) (Produced by Mrs. Chater and

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General Stall (pretty & articles).

attrahen's Girls' School stall,

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And Your Urgent Need Is Tonic Treatment

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play tricks with you and you feel. mer-urally enrich the blood stream, so that Orange Grove: Cigarette Stall; Fortune Taller (Most mysterious); Gold Fish bid, anxious, depressed, disinclined for it in turn can resume its work of pro perly nourishing the exhausted, over- with

friendly society, are troubled

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Roll, Bowl or Pitch: Clock Golf sleeplessness, lack appetite, are constrained nervous system. By rapidly SUNRISE AND SUNSET IN HONG Lemonade Stall; Peak Chidren's Club scions of a general sense of being out increasing the red corpuscles they ac« Lisoky Wal; Aerial Railway: Nayal timbale in moras is strength reviving bloody

Cream Cart; Lucky Wheel of sorts, it is high time to bring this tually make! Hey, pure, health-and- KONG FOR OCTOBER, 1926. Chute: See-saw and Swings; Bran Ples; Co Dolls; Rafies for men and women to be averted. Don't put by taking Dr. Willems"

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Admission lite grounds for Fete

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longer supply nerva nourishment suf- Admission: Frea-M. GL children ficient to meet the strain. No doubt if Members, sailors and soldiers in uni- you look in the glass you will ses blood

poverty clearly indicated in draw form, Sacut & Guide helpere.

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Te may be obtained at. 50 cents par head.

Hong Kong, 15th October, 1926.

(Standard Time of the 120th

Date. Detober

Pink Pilla for Fate People: hesitation Meridian, East or Greenwich:) and delay sro, unwise where your health is concerned. Remembering that these Pils hare behind them a record of over five and thirty years of public service in all parts of the world, you surely will

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Your urgent need, an all symp. some indiente, iu tomie treatment for the blood and nerves, and it is fast this

DR WILLIAMS PINK PILES

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS,, Auctioneers. Hong Kong, 18th October, 1928.

ON

SATURDAY, the 23rd Oct., 1926,

commencing at 11 a.m. *-

at their Sales Room, Duddell Street

5 Cases Venetians. 50 Doz. Recorda.

50 Dos. Glycerine Soap. 10 Doz Eau de Cologne.

a Doz. Eau de Cologne Bath Salts. 38 Chair Covers: 24 Couch Covers.

43 Colour Table Cloths. (Flush), 18 Padded Gowns,

1 Bale Green Printing Paper. 7 Bales. White Sheeting,

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