1940-11-08 — Page 11

HONGKONG & SHANGHAI

BANKING CORPORATION.

Authorised Capital ...

.$50,000.000

Issued and Fully Pald-up ...$20,000,000 Reserve Funds:-

Sterling,

Hong Kong Currency Res.

servo

Reserve Liability of Pro-

prietors

£ 0,500.00+

-$10,000,000

$20,000,00

HEAD OFFICE: HONG KONG, BOARD OF DIRECTORSI H. V. Wilkinson, Egg.. Chairmg2.

Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterso

Deputy Chairınan,

Dodwell.

J. E. Bounfald, Eng., A. H. Compton..

. Laq.,

· Kön. K+, B. H,“

G. Miskin, Esq...

Sir Vandeleur M. Grayburg, Chiat Minnager.

I. 8. Morrisoni, Esq' Hon. Mr T. E. Penyon, 0.0. Boberie. Eig Hon. Mr. A. L.

BRANCHES:-

Ipab

Dangko Hvi

Johore

Kobo

Kowlona

In the absence of Mrs. Shewan, the the Relief Course, at Fanling and this Chair was taken by Lady. A.D.A. Mạc Iwas equally pleasant. Gregor. Among those present were Mrs. M. B. Mackintosh (Hon. Sec.), Rest was played at Fanling on April 23 Amor

The Annual match Scotland v The Mrs. Smalley (Hon. Treas.). Mrs. Hil- and resulted in a win for Scotland, Her (Hon, Handicap Manager). Mrs. Redmond, Mrs. R. C. Stewart, Mrs. A. K. Mackenzie, Mrs. R. A. Walker, Mrs. P. S. Cassidy, Mrs. A. C. Margrett. Piercy, Mrs. N. L. Smith, Mrs. R. B Mrs. J. H. R, Hance, Mrs. G. H

Phillips, and Mrs. G. Plummer'

REPORT

In her Report the Chairman said, in Part:-

Expenditure during the year has not been heavy and the Statement shows a substantial balance. This is chiefly due to the fact that practically all the

FANLING CLUB HOUSE proached the Ladies' Committee con

Early in the year Col. Matthews op- Bombay cerning the

· Calcutin formation of a

Canton small - Chefoo brary in the Ladies' Club House At Colomba Fanling. The Committee were very Daires much in favour and the General Con- Fouchow mittec agreed for a year and members were asked Harbin

to join the Book

Club Bo

Haiphong

boasts a goodly number of volumes to donate books. The library now Iloilo and should fill a long felt want.

Bangooq

Baigon

San Franciaeg

Shanghai

Kuala Lumpur Singapore

Loudon

Mulocos

Muar (Jobon

Aturdan

Manila

New York

Peping

Penang

Sourabaya

Bungel Pato”

Tiantain Tokyo

Taingleo Yokohama

Paul A Reserve Navy players to assist Army 2 Robinson, Mid. Bucknell, Lt. (E) against Police and Club are: Mid.

Brown, C.P.O. Wtr. King, F/Lt. Taylor and S/Lt. Wilkinson.

Reserves-Lt. Watson, A/Ldg. Tel. Paul and Lt. Cacter.

Valley at 3.15

Navy "A" vs. Club "A" at the p.m. Lt.Cdr.

Current Accounts opened in Local Morahan; Tel. Honeywill, A/Ldg.rizes

The prize presented by the Military Currency and Fixed Deposita recetvod Ladles has yet to be competed Tel. Paul, Cadet Lamble and P. O. Meetings were presented by members offered prizes

for the Spring and Autunin and several

for for one year or shorter periods in Lopal of our members have and other currencies on terms which Wilson: Et. Carter, (Capt.) and of the Section and we thank

for any these which may be arranged.

competitions will, he quoted on application. L. Watson, S/Lt, Rutherford; L.S.A. Palmer, donors very heartily for their gener

ALSO up to date SAFE DEPOSIT Sgt. Manfield; L/S.osity.

On the proposal of Mrs. Smalley, sc- BOXES in various sizes TO LET. Brewer, S/Lt, Beattie; S/Lt. Poole,

The knock-out competitions at Fan- kintosh was elected

conded by Mrs. Redmond, Mrs. Mac

Hong Kong. 28th February, 1940. S/L. Carey and A. B. Longmuir.

Hng were well supported as

Captain for the was alo the Eclectic held during January, Fe-

current year. Reserves P. O. Clough, A. B. Mann, S/Lt. Brown, S/Lt. Eager, B.W.O.F. Mrs. W. J. E. Mackenzie was view of the greatly diminished number The vexed question of whether Cup bruary and March in aid of the conipetitions are to be continued or, in

HONG KONG SAVINGS S/Lt. Brewer, S/Lt. Thornhill the winner. and S/Lt. Danger.

The Spring Meeting was most succuation, discontinued, was brought up conducted by the HONG KONG AND of competitors occasioned by the eva- cessful and

prize-winners are to bo by the newly-elected Captain. congratulated, especially Mrs. Meredith

The only way to overcome the weakness is by feeding up.

But the stomach is just as weak as the rest of the body and turns against most foods. There is food, however, which

the

ex hausted digestion can take easily. It is Hurlicks.

a

Doctors find that Horlicks places no strain on а feeble patient's stomach. Its pleasant

KOWLOON GOLF CLUB

flavour stimulates the appetite and it pours into the weakened nerves, muscles and tissues all the food The Junior Championship which elements necessary for quick re- was to be played last building. Convalescence is shor- November 3rd was cancelled due Sunday, tened, vitality completely restbr-to insufficient entries. It will be ed. Get Horlicks to-day from held on Sunday, 17th November, your store.

(8),

the entry list being open, till Wednesday 13th.

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MIDDLE OF NOVEMBER, 1940

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GENERAL MANAGERS. TELEPHONE

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to leave these

BANK.

The Business of the above Bank is

for winning the Ladies' Championship decided

Put to the vote it was unanimously SHANGHÀI BANKING CORPORATION. for 1940. Mrs. Williams, winner of the out of the year's programme. It was.

competitions Rules may be obtained on application. Captain's Cup, has since been trans-, however,

FOR THE HONG KONG AND ferred to Singapore.

decided to continue with SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION, The Eclectic Competition at Happy that an entrance fee of $1 per month the monthly medal competitions, and

V. M. GRAYBURN, not a financial success owing, in the Fund and or the B.W.O.F.) be charg- Valley during May. June and July was (in aid of the

Chief Manager. S.C.M. Post Bomber Hong Kong, 1st March, 1937,

ther. and secondly to the evacuation. first place, to the abnormally wet wea-fed for these competitions. It is very pleasing to know that it was won by Mrs. Tuck, a member of the Junior Section.

The Eclectic at Deep Water Bay for the B.W.OF. also, had to be cancelled as a result of the evacuation,

LARGE ENTRIES

The Glover Cup at Happy Valley again had the distinction of having the biggest numbers of entries for any cup during the year. It was unfortunate that the evacuation was responsible for competitors having to cancel in the fourth round. We congratulate Mrs. R. C. Stewart, the winner of the cup.

two

The Autumn Mecting at Deep Water Bay consisted of a Tombstone Com- petition only. the proceeds from it were augmented from the funds of the Ladies' Section and $110 went to the B.W.O.F.

The prize was very kindly

FIRST MEDAL PLAY

THE BANK OF EAST ASIA, LTD.

that the monthly competitions be held A suggestion made by Mrs. Redmond from Saturday to Tuesday-in order to Authorised Capatal allow those ladies who have to attend

$10,000.000.00 office an opportunity to take part -

Paid-up Capital

5,508,600.00 was adopted. The first of these month-

Reserve and Undivided ly medal play competitions will be held

Proats

2.913.261.50 from Saturday to Tuesday (Nov. 23 to 20). on the new course.

HEAD OFFICE:—HONG KONG The following ladies

10, Des Voeux Road, Central, elected members of the new commit- tee:-Lady MacGregor, Mrs. Redmond, Hon. Sir Shou-son Chow, Chairman:

BOARD OF DIRECTORS— Mrs. Cassidy. Mrs. Mackenzie, Mrs. Li Koen Chun, Esq., P. K. Kwok, E4 Margrett and Mrs. Smalley.

were then

LONDON STOCK MARKET QUIETER

.

Wong Yun Tong, Esq., Chan Ching. Shek, Esq., Li Lan Sang, Esq., Wong Chu Son, Esq., Kan Ying Fo, Esq, and i Fung Ping Wah, Esq.

Kan Tong Po, Esq., Chlef Manager, 11 Tse Fong. Esq., Manager.

given by Lady MacGregor and won-by-The London Stock Exchange Amos

BRANCHES AND AGENCIES:-

gratulate.

Mrs. A. K. Mackenzie whom we con- was quieter yesterday: but most Baistia sections maintained a firm front. calcutta Bomber We now come to the question of the Coppers, Captain's Cup. During the first six weak following a reduction

exceptionally, were | Suphong months of the year eight players quall the Rhokana dividend, but closed Kabe

in: Hankow fied and these were all, evacuated in

Honolulu

Manila

Melbourne

Semarang

Seattle

Nagaoak!

Shangbai

New York

Singapore

Parin:

Boursbars

Peiping... Perang Rangoon

Swator

Sydney

Tlantain

Belgo

Vancouv

Ban Francisco

July. Mrs. Shewan. on her return above the lowest. Kaffirs were Kowloon from Manila considered these facts again the centre of attraction, re- London and reluctantly decided to abandon gistering substantial advances. the competition.

Gilt-caged were supported late Exchange business transacted. Loans Every description of Banking · and In lieu of the cup. Mrs. Shewan sent in the session a cheque for $100 to the Bomber Fund bonds strengthened and Argen-

while Japanese granted on approved securities.

of the S.C-M.P.

Current Accounts opened in Local.

the Committee sent $100 from the La Wall Street was quiet-Reuter.

At the same time tines, and Brazilians were steady. Currency, and Fixed Deposits received dies' Section also to the Bomber Fund and they trust this met with approval.

from all members. The Hon. Treasur- THE CHARTERED BANK er received a letter from Mr. Wylle OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA

thanking bath Mrs. Shewan and the Section for their donations.

AND CHINA.

In October 1939 the Ladies-of the Kowloon Golf Club invited a team from our own Ladies' Section to play them! Paid-up Capital ........ on the Kowloon course and a most en joyable day, was spent. On Good Fri- day the return match was played on

Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1833.

Reserve Fund

Reserve Liability of Pro-

prietors

£3,000,000, £3,000,000.

£3,000,000

HEAD OFFICE: LONDON: 38; Bishopsgate, E.C.2. Sub-Agencies in Londont 117/122, Leadenhall Street, E.C.2.. West End, Branch: 14/10 Cockspur Street. S.W.1. Manchester Branch:

52, Mosley Street, Manchester, 2.

AGENCIES AND BRANCHES:-

Alor Star Boulter

· Bjpgkök · Hong Goog

By Olive Street Kober

Hankow

Popang

Flurbin

Rangona

Saigon

flotto:

Bombar

Ipoh

bal

Calcula

Karscht

Singapore

Abelest Klang

Coursbag

Fiiqui Placs. Küste trumps Canton

Taiping

Kuching

Tientals-

Gawhore-

Madras

Tongkah

Cebu

Minila

(Bbuket)

Medan

New York

Yokohama

Poiplog

(Peking)

Har one year or shöster periods in

Local and Foreign Currencies on terms. which will be quoted on application.

Safe Deposit Boxes: To Let.

KAM TONG PO,

Chief Manager.“

THE WING ON BANK, LIMITED.

Head Office: Hong Kong. 26, Des Voeux Road, Central. Authorised Capital $10,000,000

LONDON BANKERS:--- Westminster Bank, Ltd. Foreign Exchange and every description of banking businesa transacted.

Current Accounts and Savings Accounts opened: Fixed Deposite received at rates which will be: quoted on application.

Sato. Deposit Boxes for haliez

PHILIP GOCKCHIN,“.

Chief Manager.

YOU

ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR

STOCK OF

ASIATIC, FOREIGN AND

COLONIAL

FOREIGN EXCHANGE and General POSTAGE

Banking Buslocas transacted."

STAMPS

OUBRENT ACCOUNTS" opened and ́IN SETS, SINGLE, PACKETS, FIXED DEPOSITS: received for One

Yehr or shorter periods in Local or · BAGS. AND, IN APPROVAL

Other Currencies at rates, which will

be quoted cn. applications

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS alko opened in Local Currency and Sterung with in- terest allowed at rates, obtainable on ||application.

**The Bank's ‚Head ̃Office in London Jundertakes Executor and Trustee busi

ness; and claims recovery of British Income Tax overpalu, on terms which may be ascertained "at any of the Agencies, and Branches,

B. A. CAMIDGE,

SHEETS.

GRACA & CO.

Dealers in Postage Stampa, Philatelic Goods, Pictures, Postcards, Religious Goods, Garden Seeds, & etc. No. 10, WYNDHAM STREET, P. O. Box No. 620. HONG KONG,