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SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1929.

Phone C. 22

FOR

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

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WANTED

WANTED-Young

for

Chinese malc A moy. Reply "stenographer

Secretary, P.O. Box 22.

LAMMERT BROS.

AUCTIONEERS. APPRAISERS

AND SURVEYORS,

- Public Auctions --

THE Undersigned have received instructions to sell by Public

Auction

ON WEDNESDAY, July 17, 1929, commenting at 2.30 p.m. at their Sules Room, Duddell Street.

A Large Quantity of VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD.

FURNITURE

NOTICES.

THE CHINA MAIL,

HONG KONG & SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION

TT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that

an INTERIM DIVIDEND of £3 per Share, subject to deduction of Income Tax, has been declared for the HALF YEAR ending 30th June 1929, at rate of 1/11.1/8 per Dollar.

THE DIVIDEND will be payable on and after TUESDAY, 6th AUGUST, 1929, at the offices of the Corporation, where Shareholders ara requested to apply for War- rants.

THE REGISTER OF SHARES of the Corporation will be CLOSED Comprising:-

from MONDAY, 22nd JULY, to Tenk Hatstands, Chesterfield SATURDAY, 3rd AUGUST, 1929, Couch- and Armchairs, Glass (both days inclusive) during which Cabinets. Carpets, Rugs, Ceiling period no transfer of Shares can be and Table Fans, Table Lamps, registered. SITUATION WANTED Gramophones, Desks, Curios, Or-

numents, etc., etc.

warts

45

EURASIAN GIRL with experience NURSEMAID. position Will-live in. Apply Box No. 607, c/o "China Mail."

TO LET

TO LET. OFFICE in Asiatic ing. Apply Secretary.

Teak Dining Tables, Dining Chairs, White Frost Refrigera- tora, Teak Sideboards with Bevel- led Mirrors, Dinner Waggons, Ice Chests, Dinner Crockery, etc., etc.

Teak and Iron Bedsteads, Ward- robes with Bevelled Mirrors, Teak Dressing Tables, Chesterfield Build-Couch and Armchairs, Chests of Drawers, Mosquito Nets, Linen, Chamber Stands, etc.

(Catalogues will be issued.) On View from Tuesday, July 16.

Terms-Cash on Delivery.

TO LET A Peak for 6/7 months. Six-Roomed Modern House, 3 Bed- rooms with Bathrooms attached. On Motor Road.

Apply Box Garage. No. 613, c/o "China" Mail."

TO LET-Furnished, one room; use Apply: of bathroom and kitchen.

Mrs. Chan, 587, Nathan Road, Kow- loon.

TO LET

SUITES OF OFFICES FACING THE HARBOUR

on 2nd and 3rd Floors

"St. George's" Building (can be sub-divided

to suit tenants)

LOWE, BINGHAM & MATTHEWS

Chartered Bank Building.

TO LET OR FOR SALE.

TO LET OR FOR SALE--On Broad- wood Road two semi-detached 5 TOOM- ed houses with Tennis Court and

Garage to each house...Reply Serre- tary P.O. Box No. 22.

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE On Broadwood Boad 3

roomed Bungalow. Reply Secretary P.O. Box No. 22.

WATER TANK FOR SALE

Dram for sale, 100-gallon Steel these are good strong tanks for re- serving water for household use, and are galvanised inside and outside, no

Price Will Decur.

$15.00 each. Kwong Sang Hong Limited, or 134/5, Praya East, Wanchai.

rust

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1929.

By Order of the Board of

Directors.

A. C. HYNES,

Chief Manager. Hong Kong, 9th July, 1929.

T

NOTICE.

ENDERS are hereby invited for the purchase of any or all the following plant now at Colombo from perscus willing to buy same, viz.:-

(1) The Twin Screw Sea-going LAMMERT BROS..

Hopper Dredger "Sir John Coode" Auctioneers.built by Messrs. Simons & Co. in

Length

,216 feet Beam

40 feet Depth

15 feet Hopper Capacity about 900 tons. Fitted with triple expansion en- gines, steam steering gear, steam mooring winches, fore and aft hopper door winch, and Ladder hoisting engine.

Hong Kong, July 11, 1929.

THE IDEAL

SPORTS

SHIRTS

Stud or open Style neck

$2.75 each

3 for $8.00

LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD.

Men's Wear Stylists.

1890.

(1) One Trawler Type Steam

winch (Cyls. 8" x 13")

(i) One Steam Windlass (Cyls.

6" x 8")

TRAMS AND BUSES

INTERESTING REVIEW IN HOME PAPER

PROGRESS IN HONG KONG

routes."

Pimples, Blotches Quickly Vanish

Under This Penetrating Antiseptic

hare clear, smooth, velvety skin, if 304 will only try the pure cop FAVOL 1othes the thesun

You ca

Dimples, kitches sad other dinaiste TCHING STOPH INFLANTLY, TH hakung wish pHFLU trates the drin, Jenečne no wirin vpon the face. spissant LAVOL for a puto sizin and arbit

den . B. A. and told by a good anasista. scribe Muller & Phipps, Maidla-Stungtred

way traffic.

The

a falling of in tram-

Refusal

was

LADIES' and

GENTLEMEN'S

BATHING

COSTUMES

of superior Quality

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in a great variety of colours. All moderately priced.

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In the "Tramway and Rail- way World" for June 13 appears as the chief feature an illustrated article】on. *Pas- senger Transport in Hong Kong and Kowloon," with the sub- and Whitty-street, via Queen's- heading: "Despite China's

road, and it was subsequently ex Civil Wars Hong Kong Tram tended at either end to Tai Hing ways maintain prosperity and village and Kennedy Town res institute motor omnibus pectively.

Due to the topography The illustrations comprise a Island, this route has the advan- and general configuration of the

converted car with deck and wooden roof; open West artery and is a shorter and open tage of being the natural East to top deek

cars with canvas straighter thoroughfare than that covering: Hong Kong water followed by the tramway. front as seen from Kowloon: result is map of Hong Kong Tramways; sketch plan of Hong Kong showing tramway and omnibus

Important Route routes: latest ton deck car:

Why this important and advan- converted car with open top tageous route-the Queen's-road deck: interior view of part of concession was not worked by car sheds; view of a section the company was explained to the of the repair shop; and 25. shareholders at the annual meet- seater omnibus.

ing held in March last by Mr. We reproduce the text of the B. D. F. Beith, the chairman. article:-

Four years ago the directors ap- With a past that has been satis- plied for authority to provide factory alike to the community either a motor omnibus or a trol- and to its shareholders the Hongley omnibus service along the Kong Tramways, Ltd., has recent-route in question and in March, ly entered upon a sphere of still 1925, the Government. replied to greater usefulness by instituting the effect that Queen's-road was motor omnibus services not only too narrow and that "the present on the Island, but on the adjoin tramway supplemented by jinrik- ing territory of Kowloon Hong shas appears to be sufficient." In Kong and Kowloon together were August, 1927, the company repeat- given the status of A Crowned the application. hut received Colony in 1848, and the popula- only 2 formal acknowledgment. tion is now about 800,000. The Acting on the assumption that it territory adjacent to and immedi- was only Queen's-read that was ately north of Kowloon, known as regarded as too narrow, the com the New Territories, was leased pany on February 24, 1928, asked to Great Britain by China in 1899 to be allowed to operate an omni- Blake Pier A great future is bus service between for 99 years. Prophesied for Kowloon, which is and Taikoo via Queen's-road Cen- reached by ferry from Hong Kongtral, Queen's-road East and Caro- in a few minutes and is rapidly line-road.

again met growing, whereas the City of Vic-them.

Then application almost reached saturation point. toria on Hong Kong Island has made for sanction to establishing

Rolling Stock omnibus services anywhere along the original length of permanent Reclaimed Areas

the tramway routes. Approval way having beer equivalent to. The rolling stock consists of 86 Situated at the mouth of the was given to that request, so that about 14 miles of single track. double deck cars, all the bodies of Canton River, the Island of Heng if it is. thought desirable omni- For the first eight years of the which have been built by the com- (v) One Steam Steering Gear Kong consists of a series of hilly buses may be run to Taikoo, but company's existence no dividend pany at the tramway depot. The

(Cyla, 6"x6").

tracks are of the rigid type, hav- ranges, reaching (vi) Two Steam Steering Gears point to about 1,800 ft. Save for

at the highest not along the Queen's-road route. was earned, but confident of the

Kowloon Buses

future development of Hong Kong ing a 7 ft 6 in. or 8 ft. 6 in. (Cyla, 4" x 5")

As soon as the extensive reclaimed portions.

wheelbase. it became certain the directors carried on steadily. (vii) Two sets of triple expansion Hong Kong can boast of little that the application would be to the advantage of the colony in The total weight of the body is

marine engines of about 700 foreshore. It is on these reclaim granted the management placed several directions. In addition to

about 6 tons. The seating capa- H.P. each.

ed areas that the main business an order for six 25-seat omni- maintaining a considerable portion city is for 32 passengers on the upper deck and 30 on the lower Tenders should be addressed to centre of the colony has been es buses, and these have been in ser- of the roads along which their

~~~total 62. Chairman of the Tender tablished.

The 'underframe is The rising slopes vice since November last, supple- rails are laid the company pays Board, Office of the Controller of which form the background are mented since by four similar a yearly royalty to the Govern constructed of steel, riveted to- Revenue, Colombo, and should dotted with European residences. vehicles. A development of even ment. In the last two years alone gether by means of brackets and reach his Office not later than With its wealth of foliage, its im- greater importance is the acquist the amount paid was $100,000. gusset plates, the steel angles be- midday on September. 24, 1929. posing business houses and public tion in January last of the Kai The service has been maintained ing flitched with hardwood.

The dredger "Sir John Coode" buildings, and its bold and rug-

Tack Motor Bus Company in Kow- at a high standard, improvements pillars and rails are of best teak and other plant can be sees on ged outline, the

The management

with panels of galvanised iron, Island presents loon.

of the being constantly made in the cars

the latter being used owing to the application to the Harbour En-an impressive picture when view- Hong Kong Tramways Company is and track and general service.

adverse atmospheric conditions. gineer, Colombo.

ed from the harbour, which lies in the enterprising and capable Passengers are carried at much

The dimensions of the car body For any further particulars, between it and the mainland bands of Mr. L. Bellamy, less than the fares specified in

are as follow: please see notice in the Ceylon opposite. Here, on

the hinter MC, A.M.LE.E, M. Inst. T., for the Ordinance, and the claim is

merly general manager Government Gazette, or apply to land, British territory runs

of St. made that for a 5-cent fare the Harbour Engineer, Colombo. land for twenty-five miles or so,

Helens Corporation Tramways, long a ride is given that no omni- the whole colony, including Hong who has for his assistant manager bus company could compete with Kong, Kowloon, and the New Ter Mr. F. H. Glover, A.MIE.E the tramways and remain solvent.

Traffic Receipts ritories and a number of scattered formerly assistant and afterwards at St. Helens, islets, embracing an area of about general manager

Traffic receipts in 1928 agair 400 square miles. The harbour is where both officials had expert-

constituted A record, notwith a magnificent expanse of water, ence of operating bath petrol standing several adverse factors, covering ten square miles at the omnibuses and trolley omnibuses including a reduction in the Bri- mouth of the Canton River, with

The directors have given hearty tish garrison, the temporary clos a narrow entrance at each end support to the policy of progress It is as a shipping and commer along modern lines, the general ing of two public gardens, the refineries, cial port that Hong Kong has manager's aim being to bring the closing of two sugar

the increase in the number of leaped into a position of promin- whole undertaking ap to date on

cars on foot- ence. Old-established

British lines similar to those adopted by public hire motor firms fill an important role in the transport undertakings in Great ball days, and the omnibus com- import and export buisness, and Britain, The traffic department petition, already mentioned..

a total revenue of year yielded the ramifications of the native has been completely re-organised.

$1,955,914,34, inclusive of inter- traders are even more widespread better travelling facilities have

est and investment income, the Chinese merchants realise that been provided on

every route, they can trade here ander stable and. the Chinese uniformed staff total being $75,526.94 more than

dows are of the sash type, of BEST COAL & CHEAPEST PRICE and encouraging conditions, free have a clear idea of their duty in 1927. The result in sterling

can be obtained by dividing the simple construction to meet local from the tyranny to which in the to the company and to the public.

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modation is of the transverse pat- KWONG HANG & CO. past they have been subjected in The tramway rolling stock has in-gures by ten).

increase in working ex- for an creased 25 per cent, and has re- Enterprise to be Encouraged

ceived special attention. Up-to- penses due to the running of more tern, having double cane seats At the outset of its new era of date trucks with modern motors cars and a higher mileage than and spring backs. enterprise the Tramways Com and controllers have been intro-in any previous year, for an in- fittings with electro-plated reflec- pany has not funnel produced to meet the more exacting crease of over $17,000.00 in the tors and 25-watt gasfilled lamps allowance for depreciation, and give adequate lighting to the in- traffic conditions of the prescat for a very full repairs and re- easily attained, but

terior, which has a white enamel-

(iv) Two Steam Windlasses (Cyls.

51⁄4" x 9")

the

B. G. DE GLANVILLE, Chairman, Colombo Port Commission.

Office of the Colombo Fort Commission. Colombo, 18th June, 1929.

HUMBER

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Camb. Teachers' Diploma).

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vince them that the enterprise of with 50 per cent. bettor illumina the year was the company deserves the utmost tion and more comfortable seats. $11.897 less than in 1927. The encouragement. More important A considerable outlay has been dividend paid was $1.40 per share, still, the willingness of the direc- made on the permanent-way in the same as for the previous year.

Early History tors to accept the sole respon- order to provide as smooth riding

It was as far back as 1881 that sibility for providing motor omni as possible, and the overhead bus or trolley omnibus services equipment has been completely a detailed report was presented should be looked upon as a means overhauled and modernised by a Mr. William Danby to cer Financial Success

promoters of a proposed of saving the colony from street perils and the deterioration of It is worthy of note that finan- tramway in the City of Victoria, public passenger transport which cial success in the majority of the Hong Kong, but it was not untii has inevitably followed in towns twenty-four years of the com- 1902 that the company was form

SHOVELS PICKS HOES

For Motor Road Making, Railways & Mining

A. MING & CO.

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(opposite Central Market). Tel C 6147.

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and longitudinal seats, thus al- lowing for plenty of room for The standing and for baggage. interior is finished in teak stain. The outside decoration of the car is dark green waist panels, green weather boards and white pillars and rocker panels.

The truck is the Peckham. pen.

where auicide competition has pany's existence has been achieved. A contract was placed with dulum P. 35, fitted with D.K. 1054

been encouraged.

light weight motors having a gear ratio of 67:15. The wheelbase is 8 ft. 6 in. and the wheels are 80 in. diameter on axle 41⁄2 in.

The Electrical equip

ed in spite of the enterprise be Messrs. Dick Kerr:& Company to The Government has not gone ing subjected to the same hand undertake the whole of the work, so far as actually to foster gen-cap as is imposed on tramways in including the power house, etc., eral rivalry. What has been done Great Britain, namely the clause and on July 31, 1904, the first car is that in October last the Hong in the Act of 1870, that requires ran through the city amidst great Kong and Shanghai Hotels, Ltd., that damage which at that time excitement among the Chinese. diameter. were allowed to provide omnibus was caused by the hoofs of the The fleet consisted of 26 single ment consists of D.K. controllers, transport to and from town and horses which pulled the cars deck cars, mostly of the toast type 4, with grid resistances between their two hotels on should be made good at the ex-rack type, carrying 48 passengers, placed under the lower saloon A route that for 43% miles pense of the tranway operators. This fleet has been increased from seats. The total weight of the competes with the tramways. As Thus the two tracks, the paving time to time and, considering that truck and electrical equipment, is already recorded in the Tramway of the clear-way between the two. Hong Kong is situated in the ty about 41⁄2 tons.

The permanent way consists of and Hallway World the vehicles and margins of 18 in. on either phoon area, certain drastic

used by the hotel company com side of the rails have to be main changes in the design of the body 65 miles of double and 31⁄2 miles prised nineteen single-deck omni- tained by the company in spite of have also taken place. For in of single track (3 ft. 6 in. gange) buses made by the Vulcan Motor the fact that nowadays the wear stance, in 1912 open top decks but the latter is being converted and Engineering Company, of and tear is caused by other (and were added, and to these a can- to double track as soon as por

tions of a new 80 ft. road which Southport, and such was the satis possibly competing) vehiclea vas top and side screens were ft-

that a repeat order was recently to East Point and Happy Valley covering gave way to a proper either granite setts or asphaltum,- faction given by their operation Extending from Belcher's Bay ted later This unsatisfactory the Government are constructing

are completed. The paving is

cabled for the immediate delivery and thence to the village of constructed wood roof and dwarf of a further six-omb

haukiwan, the tramways have a trolley base, and finally the top the latter being preferred in the apes. The

(Continued on Peas 8.). route is between Causeway Bay total route length of 9 miles, deck was totally enclosed,

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