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'THE HONGKONG · AND SHANGHAI BANKING

CORPORATION

Ordinary Yearly General Meeting

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Ordinary Yearly General Meeting of the Shareholders of the Corporation will bo held

at the Head Office of the Corporation, 1 Queen's Road Central, Hong Kong. on Friday the 11th day of March, 1956, at Noon for the purpose of receiving and considering the reports of the Directors and of the Auditors and the Proft and Loss Account and Balance Sheet for the year ended 31st December, 1954, and for the election of Direc tors and the appointment of Auditors.

Dated at HONG KONG the 16th day of February, 1955.

KEYSTONE SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

"MANGALORE"

REGISTER

OF

THE SHARES of the Corporation will be closed from Friday. the 25th of February to Fri- day, the 11th of March, 1965, (both days inclusive) during which period no transfer of shares can be registered.

Damaged cargo ex' this vessel will De surveyed by Mosses Goddard Be Douglas at Holt's Wharf frown 10 a.m. pn, February, 19,' 1933, art: con- signsas açe requested, tó have their representatives, present during the

· DUTTKEFIELD (8) SWIRE

By Order of the Board,

MICHAEL W. TURNER,

Chief Manager,

Hongkong, 1st Feb., 1955.

THE

NOTICE

AND

HONGKONG

SHANGHAI BANKING

CORPORATION

HONG KONG

Extraordinary General

Meeting

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE

THE CHINA MAIL; FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1955,

THE HONGKONG ELECTRIC COMPANY LIMITED

Notice to Shareholders

NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the Sixty-Second Annual General Mooting of the Members of the Company will be held on Tuesday, the 8th day of March, 1956, at 11 nm, at the Company's Registored Ofco, 4th Floor, P. & 0. Building, for the transaction of the business of an Ordinary General Meeting including the following:- (1) To receive and consider the Reports of the Direc- tors and of the Auditors and the Proft and Loss Account for the year December,

ended 31st 1954, and

the Balance Sheet us at that date.

(2) To approve the Dividend. (3) To elect Directors. (4) To appoint Auditors.

The Register of Membera will be closed from Wednes

day, the 23rd of February, to Tuesday, the 8th of March, 1956, both days Inclusive.

By Order of the Board,

F. H. FELL,

Secretary.

Hongkong, 17th Feb., 1955.

NOTICE

THE BANK OF EAST ASIA, LIMITED.

Thirty-Sixth Ordinary Yearly General Meeting

Second Diamond UK. Contribution

Project In

United States

New York, Feb. 17.

A two-man team of scientists has synthesised diamonds for industrial use during the past several years in a super-secret project near here, it was disclosed today.

The disclosure came on the heels of an ani nouncement by General Electric Co. that it has solved the riddle of man-made diamonds.

"We have no quarrel with G. E., but our hand has been pres- ed," Mr Wolince W. Harwood, prominent diamond merchant, told the United Press.

The two scientists are Mc

Merlo Villela, a research chemist of Spanish descent, and Dr L. W. cminent Sw153 Tomaricin, scientist. Accordhist to Mr Har- wood's account, Mr Viljela

an

Mr Harwood is President of launched the project and then Dr Tomurkin was called in to the Diamond Manufacturers and help perfect the synthetic pro Importers Association of America, Į œers, the most powerful Its kind.

group of

RESEARCH UNIT

Mr Harwood said that as a private venture he hoped to fillance the setting-up of a research unii for making industrial diamonds. fie emphasised that the indus-

diantoads

no деть

$rial

value whatever stones.

have

Dr Tomarkins is a pioneer in blood plasma and other medical racurch. He is also a well known blo-physicist and scientist.

Mr Harwood said that the two scientists have developed F method for making diamonds which, from published accounts, seems to be cheaper and simpler than the G.E process,

hard

Towards

Steeplejack Polar Expedition

Collapses

Perth, Feb. 17.

Owen Speight, 12-year- old steepleck, worked his way up a 70-foonoke stack here, but as 65 toet he lost consciousness, re- membering only before he the blacked out to grab

flod

on #

hauling his "bosun's chair" upward.

For 15 minuten he lay

downward narrow plank, his hand silli grimly grasping the rope which kept him up there, From a a landing forky feet below his 12-year-old BOTİ shouted desperately to try to waken him.

an ambulance Then, as an and police van cănie tear- Ing along, Speight came le and worked his own way down again by the rope he had gelpped-China Special.

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MOST WAR CRIMINALS

RELEASED

London, Feb. 17. The Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, told the House of Commons today that the British government was prepared to contribute £100,000 toward the cost of the proposed Commonwealth Antarctic expedition.

He also said that the Prime Ministers of Australia and New Zealand and the deputy Prime Minister of South Africa, following their return from London, were "likely to bring the project to the notice of their governments."

Sir Winston made his state- They would meet somewhere in ment in answer to a question the reglen of the Scuth Pole.

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other

be

added: "There may in ways

which the Departments of the Govermanent may help."

that

PRELIMINARY Dr Fuchs has said preliminary arrangements would begin in Antarctica later this year during the Antarotle summer of De- comber 1955 and January- February 1950.

The idea

of the expedition Antarctie continent across the passing over the South Pole has жесть under consideration for some months and preliminary plans have beers drawn up

by Dr V. E. Fucks, Director of the Falkland Islands Dependencies start Bioreau In London, who generally considered the greatest living! authority Antarede.

the

Prime

Latial staging posts woulch then Le built and equipped, ready for the full expedition to

In December 1060.- United Press.

Australia Building Jet Squadrons

Australin

Sydney Fob. 17.

Dr Fuchs outlined his plans to Bonn, Feb. 17. some of the interested Common- when The three Western Allies have wealth Prime Ministers released all but 315 of the 3,087 they were in London at the German

WET criminals they beginning of the nonią, attend- held five years ago, the Bonning the Commonwealib

Ministers' conference. Government announced today. The clentists start with pure

The

Secretary, Mr State earbon black, or soot, and trans-

Australia, New Zealand and The two scientists conducted | form this into

Walter Hallstein, told the Bun- iny,

house) that 158 South Africa are destag (lower

expected to their experiments in an isolated crystalline diamands under great

in the expedition, being

is bullding up a aren on the fringes of metropoll-heat and pressure, Mr Harwood were being held in war crimes join

and the re- directly interested gools in Germany

force of tour jet squadrons In the tan New York City. They have | "xplained.

mainder abroad.

Antarctic, Canada has promised ready for use anywhere in the been working In a remodeled

Mr

84 were to contribute

of Air Staff, how knowledge world, the Chief barn in the midst of a forest, Mr

util

In the U.S. gool at and akdil gained in the Canadian Air Marshal Sir John McAuley, Harwood said,

Landsberg, 33 in the British Aretic and probably also special said here tonight.

36 in gaol at Werl and

the equipment adapted for French gaol

Wittlich

In expeditions, addition, six major criminals are still serving terms up to life at the Four-Power war crimes prison at Spandau in West Berlin.

He did not reveal the exact location of the project in order! at the scientists may continue their work in privacy.

VERY SMALL

Ho noted that industrial diamonds. which go into cutting

tools, drilling bits and other machine tools, every sumli and look like fine sand.

Bro

מר

Hallstein said

war

Polar

The force will comprise two Sabrejet fighter squadrons and two Canberra bomber squadrons. They will be ready for action within 18 months.

The Air Marshal outlined the at plan at the airport here before

According to the present tentative plans, the expedition would be divided into two, hall under the British starling Vahsel Bay on the Weddel Sea he left for Bangkok to help in the Brickh sector and the advise Australia's External other half, 2,000 miles away on Affairs Minister, Mr Richard

Casey, prisoners the other side of Antarctico, at

at the Southeast Asia Boes Treaty Organisation conference, McMurdo Sound on the Sea in the New Zealand sector. Router.

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

NOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN that the Ordinary Yearly General Meeting of the Shareholders of the Bank will be held at the Head Office of

He sud the venture has met Mr Harwood sald that no the Bank, 10, Des Voeux Road,

with such success that he hopes | disclosure of this privately- The number held on April 1, Central, Hong Kong, on Satur-Industrial diamonds can bonance venture would have 1950, Mr Hallstein cald, Wik day, the 19th day of February, produced "at considerable been ado another two or 3,057, He did not announce

lower cost" 1955, at 2.30 p.m., for the pur-

than mined three years, if the G.E. on how many German diamonds within about two nouncement had not come out were still held behind the Iron pose of receiving and consider-

yours.

-United Press.

Curtain.--United Press. ing the Reports of the Direc- tors and of the Auditors and that 20 Extra-

the Proẞt and Loss Account ordinary General Meeting and Balance Sheet for the the Shareholders of the

year ended 31st December, Corporation will be held at 1964, and for the election of the llead Office of the Directors and the appoint- Corporation, I Queen's Road,

ment of Auditors. Central, Hong Kong on Friday the 11th day of March 1966

12.20 p.m.. or afterwards as the Ordinary Yearly General Meeting la concluded, when the subjoined resolutions will be submitted | during which period nu trans-

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us Ordinary Resolutions →→→

"1. That the capital of the Corporation be Increased

from

twenty million

Hong Kong dollars to

the

The Register of Shares of the Bank will be closed from Saturday, 12th February, 1955 to Saturday, 19th February, 1955 (both days inclusive)

for

of shares can bo registered.

By Order of the Board,

KAN TONG PO,

Chief Manager.

NOTICE

twenty five million Hong Hongkong, 1st Feb., 1965. Kong dollars by creation of forty thou- Annd new shares of one hundred and twenty five Hong Kong dollars each.

2. That: (a) It is desir- able to capitalise a sum

five of

million Hong

one

THE HONGKONG & SHANGHAI HOTELS,

LIMITED.

Notice to Shareholders

Kong dollara being part

NOTICE is hereby given of the undivided profits that the

Ordinary Yearly of tho Corporation Meeting of the Shareholders standing to the credit of of The Hongkong & Shanghai the Reserve Fund and Hotels, Ltd., will be held at accordingly that such

the Registered Office of the sum be capitalised and Company (Second Floor, applied in payment in Telephone House, Des Voeux full for forty thousand

Road Central, Hongkong), on new shares of the Friday, 18th March, 1955 at Corporation of

12 Noon, for the purpose of hundred and twenty five receiving the Report of the Hong Kong dollars each Board of Directors together and that such shares with the Statement of credited as fully paid up Accounts for the year ended be distributed amongst 31st December, 1984, to ro the shareholders who on

elect a Director arid to appelu the 11th day of March

Auditors. 1965 were regiatored shareholders

of the Corporation in the pro- portion of one now ahare for every four then held by Buch shareholders sive.

that rospectively and .such shares shall rank for dividend as from the 1st day of January 1965

The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed, from the 6th March, 1955 to the 18th March, 1955, both day inclu-

By Order of the Board,

A. SOMMERFELT,

Secretary.

and shall in all other Hongkong, 17th Feb., 1955,

respects rank, pari passt with the exlating shards of the Corporation.

(b) The Board be hereby authorised to allot and issue such new choro for 'distribution In-the manner and proportiona aforesaid,

By Order of the Board,

· MICHAEL W. TURNER

Chief Mani

Hong

aby 1958.

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