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INSURANCES
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCAN
TILE INSURANCE COMPANY.
GUNB
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY OCTOBER 9rü, 1908
HUMPHREYS ESTATE AND
FINANCE COMPANY.
Two adjourned extraordinary mootinge of the shareholdere in the above Company were ealed for yesterday in order to pass two resolu
TOTAL FUNDS AT 3187 DECEMBER, 1907 Dest Prices. 12 bore Double Brasch- tions. Mr. H. Humphrey's presided and there
£18,114,624.
I. Authorized Capital.........£9,000,000
Subscribed Capital
Paid-up Capital
II. Fire Funds
2,750,000
687,500 0 0 3,065,374 15—7
The Undersigned, AGENTS for the above Company, are prepared to ACCEPT RISKS
against FIRE et Carrent Rates
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., Agents.
Hongkong, 21st July, 190
1019.
IRECT from the Manufacturers at loaders from 30e, each. Illustrated catalogue of LATEST MODEL Shot Guns, Combluation Guys, Sporting Rifles, etc., post free.
O JAMES & RAYN OLDB, 1ice).....
George Street. Minoris, London, EC., Eng.
FRANZ JOSEF
were present Dr. J. W. Noble, Mowers. J. A Jupp (director), D. E. Clarke, 8. 4. Setk, G. Rapp, C. B. Buyers, J. M. Wang, and B. Beth (secretary),
The SECRETARY, having read the notice convoring the meeting,
The CHAIRMAN said-Before I put the first resolution I shall be pleased to answer any question shareholders like to ask. I think it is only necessary to state the obj ot of this
AACHEN AND MUNICH FIRE IN MARY'S BOUNT APERIENT WATER resolution is to enable directors to utilise what
BURANCE CO.
OF AIX-LA-CHAPELLE. -
THE Undersigned, having been appointad THE CENTS For the above Gotapany, are prepared to ACCEPT RISKS against FIRE
at Current Rates.
WM, MEYERINK & CO., Agente,
Hongkong, 5th September, 1908.
114
THE GLORUS INSURANCE COMPANY OF HAMBURG.
HE Undersigned, having teen appointer* Ts for the above Compsay, are prepared to ACCEPT RISKS against FIRE at Current Raton,
CARLOWITZ & Co. Hoarkon, 13th August 1908
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SANG MOW.
RATTAN AND GRASS, FURNITURE MAKER.
CHAIRS, TABLES, SETTENS & LONG CHAIRS.
BAMBOO BLINDS MATTINGS in all colours on sale.
All Orders receive prompt attention.
-594, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, -HONGKONG,
Hongkong. 20th February, 1908.
401
MITSUBISHI DOCKYARD·
AND ENGINE WORKS, NAGASAKI.
CODE WORD: “DOOK."
A.B.C., and Engineering Osde Used
NEW DOCH NOW OPEN.
DOCK No. 9.
Extreme Length.............
PAY
7922 feet.
Length on Blocks
714
Width of Entrance en Top
JAN
961
Width of Entrance on Boftom...
884
Water on Blocks at Spring Tide
H
DOCK No. L
Extreme Length
523 feet.
Length on Block
518
Width of Entrance on Top
.98
Width of Entrance on BoƐtom...
Water on Blocks at Spring Tide
DOCK No. 2,
Extrems Length
Length on Blocks
Width of Entranos on Top
Width of Entrance on Bottom. Water on Blocks at Spring Tids
PATENT BLIP.
871 feet
*
Az 142
350
1
68
83 99
Suitable for reaals up to 1,000
THE WORKS are well equipped with
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Perla Franca
CANTON.
[FROM QUE CORRESPONDENT.),
October 7th,
SHANGHAI TRADE.
Messrs Ilbart and Co.'s Pisse Goods Marked Report is as follows i---
The end of the third quarter of an unsatis factory year anda to market in the same quiet if not dull state that has prevailed for so long &
be considered period, that it may almost there old stocka
SHIPPING IN PORT.
STEAMERS. ALESIA, German str., 2,876, John Ernest, 20th Sopt.-Portland and Moji 24th September, THE STATUS OF MISSIONARIES,
Flon P. & A.-8.S. Co.. Viceroy Chan has received a telegram from
AMARA British air, 1,566, O. J. Mattocks-8th the Waiwapo inatrasting him in future to
September-Hongay 28th September, Coal
Jardine, Matkesin & Co. receive all missionaries at his Yamen in sooord-normal
-Hofhow 4th October, General and Figo-- ance with the Treaty regulations, to respect have been exhausted and a healthy state of AM100, Gorman str, 322, Fraudsen, 5th Oat
but even there dealers are
Jebsen & Co. the Varn market, and treat them with usual courtesy, but not to affairs has been established, more especially in treat them as he equate in rank as was done neling with cantin and are not disposed to ANTILOCHUS, Beila's str., 5,738, Kay, 5th. Ost.
& Swire, before. Formerly when missionaries paid operate for distant arrivals. The rapid paris-Manila od Oct., Genoral-Batterfield tions in Ameriosa ootton make it very diffoalt. official calle on Vioways they nad to be accom.
Oot. San Francisco 24th Sept, Ballast prove a safe basis for spring supplies; the panied by the suite sad used chairs reserved to form an opinion as to what is likely to APPALACHÉE, British str., 2,4, Stevens,
1.26 Leeling of uncertainty is increased by
Standard Oil Co. for men of rank equal to that of a Vioaroy and the impressed upon the peoples' absenes of any definite information about BRISILIA, German str., 9,998, W. Sohwing. India, homer, 4th Oct-Shanghai Ish October, and prospects of revival of trade in influance and power,
General Hamburg-Amerika Linie, and the pribable effect on exchange, mind'
one were to take place.. American goods show CATBERINE APCAR, British str., 1,730, W. D. A. Thomas, 23rd Sept.-Calcutta & Straft, Improvement in Northern demand 6th September, General-D. Sassoon & Co. expendably towards lower prices; the long seems as far off as over; be the explanation CRAIOVA, British str, 2,874, B. C. Edmande, 3th Ost-Manila ist. Oot-Dodwell & Co. what it may there is little doubt that notwith
the exzellent crops in Manchuria there DAKOTAR, British str., 2,592, Ross, 23rd Sept. standing is a feeling of want of confidence about affairs there, which has a very depressing influense reported to have been made from New York to upon trade. Bales of FM, C. Drills are on the basis of 1/4 of which is about the equivalent of Tls. 5.15 here against the current quotation of Tix. 450 and yet prices here aro pot strong.
presled
their
deceived them. In fature all missionaries pay- was formerly the equalisation of dividending official calls on the Viceroy will have to fund for axiraordinary damage caused by enter the Yamen by the side gate; the main typhoons and foods. This resolution will in- gate will only be open to offfeists of high rank. volve no alteration in the Articles of Associa tion. It is a simple resolution which does not require confirmation:
The CHAIRMAX then moved "That the rum of $50,000 (now standing at the credit of Fund for Equalization of Dividend be trane. ferred to the seedit of Typhoon and Floods Insurance Fund.”,
Mr. 3. A. SETH seconded, and the resolution was carried neapimously:..
The second meeting was held a few minutes later, these present being the same.
The CHAIRMAN said-Before I move this re. solution I shall be pleased to answer any question which shareholders may like to ask. I have only to state for your information that under the existing articles it would be almost impossible to
CANTON HANKOW KAILWAY.
In paying their loan instalment to the Hongkong Government the Railway Company, owing to the drop in exchange, has had to pay 890,000 more than on the previous occasion.....
BIRTHDAY PRESESTI,
Yesterday the Viory abled to the Imperial Maritime Customs at Tientsin that he has dispatched to Paking a special Deputy with presents for the Empress Dowager on the occasion of Her Majesty's Birthday and request ing the Commissioner to give instructions to the Custom House offers there not to open any of the eases for examination.
▲ SQJALL,
We had a strong flow here at about noon yesterday and some damage was done in the City owing to sampans espaizing.
B
The strike in Lancashire last good deal of interest throughout the trade here, and Chinesa, naturally enough perhaps, are mainly interested in its effect upon this market. They look upon the effect of importance compared with that likely to ba a small reduction of wages as of minor brought about by the stoppage of supplies evan
for a
get an extraordinary meeting of shareholders and Babarbs. A few lives ware lost on the rive* | ooaditions of trade, there can be noquestion that
to pass any resolation without holding four meetings. To get over that dioulty we are now altering article 54, with regard to the remaining part of the resolution dealing with article 11 The object of the change is to remedy a clerical error in the articles.
KKBELS DEPORTED -FRÓMANNÁM.
or a comparatively short period; if the strike is prolonged suffisat long to give the market here and thereby bring about a return to healthy time to work off the accumulation of old stocks
Chiness would willingly pay the extra prices involved in maintaining the old standard-of to Вар Chang Teotal of Lim-Chow and Yam-Chaw wages, and therefore they would like
production suspended for a reasonable time. In Prefectures cabled to Viceroy Chang that the the meantime there has been a better feeling in French Authorities in Annum have arrested the market for "apot" cargo, but no appsei over 200 raformera in the latter place, and bare able advanoes have been obtained by private deported them to Singapore. Many of those sellers; the notion sales, however, have been There being no questions, the CHAIRMAN reformers are rebale who took part in the in-advancing and the general tone of the market is
rather better already, moved That Article No. 54 of the Articles of surrection at Lim-how last year and the rebal Association of the Company be cancelled and chiefs Leong Bat Ting and Wong Yeat Po, the following Article substituted therefor :- AS SUPPLIED TO THE HOUSE OF Three Members personally present shall be a are amongst those deported. He requests the quorom for an Ordinary General Mesting. Forioeroy to instruct the Military Authorities-to all other Mootings the queram shall be five keeps vigilant watch regarding their move. That Article No. 111 of the Articles of mente as he is afraid that they might return to Association of the Company be altered by Lim-Chow accretly via Canton to create trenbis
and disturb the peace. deleting the words 'the Governing Direstor or by two Directors on the seventh line. thereof and substituting the following word a therefor: The General Managers.""
COMMONS.
THORNE'S
CASE
OLD VAT
$15
LATE ROBERT THORNG eng VAT was STARTED BY THE OF GREENOCK AND HAS BEEN SOLD AS N'İ SINCE (ASİ
Mr. BUYERS sconded, and the resolution
was carried.
The CHAIRMAN-That resolation will require to be confixed at another meeting which will Ee sabsequently convened. That is all the business.
CRUDE OPIUM TRADE, RESUMED. The raw opium merahantz have resumed trado. The Waiwapa nabled to Vienroy Chang not to interfere with the crude opina trade as it would dislocate commerce Trade in this commodity is not prohibitoa yet.
MARRIAGE OF STUDENTS PROHIBITED.
The Central Government has passed a law probibiting the marriage of students (boys and girls) under twenty years of age and haring no diplomas to show that they have pissed eximin- ARRIVAL OF TILAK IN RANGOON.ations in the highest standards in the lower
The R. I. M. S. "Hardinge" with Bai Guogad- har Tilak on board arrived at Rangoon on the 22nd ult. When the special train which was to convey. Tilak to Mandalay arrived at Darr Street at-2.45 pm; Mr Baince aroompanied by
SCOTCH WHISKY. Superintendent MoManus of the Port Palice
SOLE AGENTS IN
79%....
ja
soboola.
ANOTHER FLOOD. EXPECTED. Local rohants have received news from Wuchow that the West River rose abat 20 feet in a few hours, on the 5th instant.
LOCL SPOR
FOOTBALL.
T LATEST PLANTS and APPLI- CHILDREN OF FAR CATHAY lathes and shawl and wore a red oap. Hie D. le Braton, treasurer Me. L. Hayos; esptain,
BUILDING OF ANCES to andartake REPAIRING SHIPS, ENGINES, and
ада BOILELS;
alse ELECTRICAL WORK.
A LARGE STOCK of MATERIALS always kopt on hand.
The COMPANY has the powerful steamer 'OURA-MARU (712 tone, 700 LH.P mped ally built for SALVAGE PURPOSES equiped with necessary gear, always ready Short Notice.
MAIL TABLES FOR 1908.
909
Shows the dates of departure of the Mails: to Europe and America, and the dates of their expected arrival at their destinations, as well ai the dates of return Mails.
Monated on Card
On Paper..
90 Cants
20.
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Hongkong. 17th January, 203
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A-BOCIAL AND POLITICAD NOVEL OF ABHORBING INTEREST,
By CHAS. J. HALCOMBE (Formerly of the Imperial Chinese Custo ma Service, Author of "The Mystic
Flowery Land," otc.).
GOLF.
left in the Port Trust launch Shwa Dagon, which had been lent for the occasion, for the
Hardinge.
A few minutes before the launch HÒNG KONG, CHINA & MANILLA.returned with Tilak on board the crowd bad
The following officers of the Y.M.C.A. increased to over two thousand people. Tilak
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accompanied by Inspector J. the Ahmedabad Police and Superintendent sess01-
Hon. president Mr. W. D. Braidwood; pre- Tilak was dressed McManns then appeared.
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Bande Mataram." The windows of the VEE VOLUME which consists of 461 plause and cheers went up with cries of
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Europeas Sergeants Nunn, Chalk, Goult sud Puczoondoning Bailway How went se far station with the special train Ce reaching the shunting engine which had brought the train + there a stop was made for several minutes and from Barr Bleest was changed for one of the powerful express engines of the Railway Com pany. There was no crowd to speak of st Poonooudoung, sad at 4 20 the train palled out. for Mandalay.
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"BRITAIN GAINS A SUBJECT,"
This is the heading given. to the following paragraph in the Shanghai Temos prefacing a A was out of the difficulty which presented report of a polica court ass itself to Mr. G. W. King, Pulice Magistrate, on Thursday
In connection with the nationality of was found by the accused W. P. Smith, formally taking the oath of allegiance to the British Crown--an oath which he strenuously
However,
last he at refused to consider whilst in espitivity in Ceylon and since his release, decided to laks shelter beneath the protecting folds of the British g. "Smith" is not Baith, at all his correct same, secording to his own admissies, being Hendrik Fordinand Prinsloo, He fought during the Transvaal war against the British fure, being a member of the Transvaal Artillery, but fell into the hands of the anemy" when the surrender of Paardebarg took place, where he was nodar General Cronja. Prinsloo. was before the British Police Court on Thursday on a charge of stealing $70 and a of brown..boats-from Pelter Krook and adaitted his guilt as far as the money was concerned. The foot that he was not British gave the Ceart no jurisdiction over him bat, that being remedied by Prinsloo taking the oath of allegiance, he again was placed b fore His Worship who has bound him over to come up for judgment when oalled, upon, and further to be of good behaviour for six months, Mr. Van der Soo having sacepted the responsibility. of seeing that the prisoner gat into to further mischief and guaranteeing that the money laken away from Mr. Kreuk would be refunded;
FINGER-BOWLS.
In the retrospect of the past season due of the more "rare and carious" items, to use the language of catalogues, has been the failing of the rule of no finger-bowls at a dinner party to royalty. It has had stenger and more vigorous life than most traditions of Jacobite times. Right down to these very days of ours the rule bas survived that when royalty is entertaised to dinter the royal perseus alone have finger bowls, lest auy guest, by the old trick of carrying the bowl, should behind an appearance of be really dricking to the King" over the Even how the rules bas not entirely gone, but it was noticed that this year for the first time all the guests and finger bowls at some royal dinner parties I believe (says a writer in the Manchester Guardian) the Duke and Duchess of Westminster's party at Grosvenor House was one of them; bat at any rate they were not
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-Ban Francisco 1st Sept., Kercsino oil Standard Oil Co..
5th Oot-Bangkok 28th Sept., Rice and DEYAWONGSE, German str., 1,054, F. Rohwaldt,
Wood-Batterfi ald & Swire. FITZPATRICE, British str., Williams, 10th
Bapt.-Penang 9th Aug., General-Order. OREMANIA, German sle.. 1,000, Fingol, 21st
September-Sydney 8th Angust, Copra Sismesen & Co. GLAUCOS, British str. 3,590, J. Riley, 7th Jat.
Singapore 1st Oct., General-Batter Bold & Swite.
October-Heinow lab October, General and. HAILAN, French str., 377, 0. A. Hoog, 2ad
Pige-A R. Marty
HAIMUN, British str. 636, J. W. Evans, 3rd Oot Foochow 30th Sept, Amoy Lat Oct. and Swatow 2nd, General-Douglas, Lap- raik & Co.
HANGSANG, British str., 1,325, S. Wilds, th Oct.-Shanghai and Swatow 5th October, General-Jardine, Matheson & Co.. HARBART, British str.. 2,418, C. E. Bigneli, 20th September Mororan and Moj 4th September. Coal-Order HELENE, German afr., 771, J. Jesson, 24h
Sept-Swatow 23rd September, Gogoral Jeben & Co.
HELIOPOLIS, British str., 2.967, J. W. Martin, 18th Septombor from Chiawantao →→ Gibb, Livingston & Co,
HONGKONG MARO, Japanese str, 3,453, H. 8. Smith, 26th September-San Francisco 29th Aug, General-Tovo Kiasa Keisha, HUICHOW, British str.,-1,247E, Forayth, Jab
October --Tientsin ad Sept., General Butterfield & 'Swire..
ICHANG. British str., 1,228, Tuebben, Tet Ost. Wahu 26th Sept., Rico-Butterfield & Swire.
Iscnta, Italian str., 2,756, Bolsito, 6th Oct
Bingapore 30th Sept, General-Carlowitz & Co, KOWLOON, Garman str. 1417, A. Enigk, 2nd Outobar-Kiratsu 25th Sept., General Hamburg-Amerika Linió.. KWANGTA, Chinese str., 1,534. Wm. H. Lunt
5th Oct Shanghai 2nd Got, General-
Chine MANDASAN MARU, Jap. str., 3,245, Shimidza,
1et Oot-Moj! 25th Bapt., Coal-Mitani Dassan Kaisha, MARIA German str., 1,169, Christlausen, 29th September-Balinx Cruz 11th Ang, Ballast
Chins Commercial Stoumabip Co. MONTANES, American str., 211, C. Camus, th
BeptemberManila 1st Sept., Ballast
Master.
MYRTLEDINE, British str., 1,620, Leighton, 185.
October-Moji 26th September, Oosl Bradley & Co. NEMBANG, British str. 1,493 F. M. B. Lake, 3rd October-Moji 28th Bapt., General- Jardine, Matheson & Co. PREUessa, British str., 1,060, Scott, 4th.
Ost-Saigon 9th September, General Chinese PREANANG, German str., 1,421, Fr. v. Mangels-
dert, 208 October-Ringkok 25th Sept., Rice-N. D. L.
RAJAPURI, German str. 1,189, H. Bromer, 2nd
October-Swatow 1st October, General Batterfield & Swire. BABINK RICKMES, Dutch str., 53, Frais, 5th October-Balik Pappon 26th September, Kerosins Oil-Mager & Co. SHIMANO MARU, Japanese str., 3,968, K. Kawara, 4th October-Shanghai lat Oct, General Nippon Yusen Kaisha, SINREA, BLANCA, British str., 2,333, II. de Granby, 2 th September-Iloilo and Manila 17th September, General-Order. SPEZIA, Geroni str. 3,781. Faase, 27th Bapf.
Hankow 3th Sept., General-Hamburg.. Amerika Linie,
EUISANG, British str. 1.776, W. D. Welsh, 3ad October Chefoo 1th September-China
& Ca Commercial TAIWAN, Britishstr., 1042, Martin, 20th Sapt,
-Srigon 23rd Sept. General-Clas TAIYUAN, British str., 1,159, L. Dawson 7th
And Manila, C Cet Octob
Gendhald & Swire.
2941, A.
amall parties, but quite the big occasions. Thore TAXABARI MARC, Japsons ich Sept, Coal
is no King over the water now, but no doubt many will regret the weakening of the castom. It must have bean jealously kept to survive so long after all real moaning had gone out of it.
Mooker 30th Sept.-Moji and General Nippon Yasen Kaisha.
P. Zwart, 27th TEODAS, Datch
Bapt-Moji 22nd Sept, General Java Chine-Japan Lijn.
October-Massasar 28th Sept., Genaral-- Java China Japan Idju.
And those who would regret it may couscleTLIWONG, Dutch str. 3,067, Jurrisuso, 4th themselves by thinking that at this distance of time the danger would be not lost anyone should drink rearon under the King's very eyes, but leat it should be an offence that there could be any idea of a disloyal moment.
STEAMER FREIGHTS ON THE
PACIFIC.
To a telegram to the Japanese Foreign Office dated the 25-k uit. the Japanese Consul at Chi- cage states that, according to what has been privately shown by a certain authority as a scale of freight tariffs on Oriental goo is recently upon by eight steamship companies on Bed gaged in the Pacile trade, the freight on antimony is 30 senta-per 100 lbs., bambo tods, 50 cents, bamboo blinds. $1; raw silk, and tea 60 cents. When these rates are added to the railway freightage, says the message, they ba said to be a very radical increase, The agents in Chicago of railway and steatoship companies do not seem to have yet received instractions from the head offson regarding the rates of freight. The oriff may be amended before being finally decided upon. Some of the anthorities in Chicage interested in the freight question are watching the attitude of the Nippon Tusen Kaisha before finally settling the
tariff rates.
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TBINTAU, German str. 1,002, Husmatin, 29th
Butterfeld ist September, Rice
1 Swirs, WAKAMITA MARU, Japanese s'r., 1,915, T Yanawaki, 3rd October-Bombay and Singapore, 26th September, General............ Nippon Yusen Kaisha WHAT CASTLE, British str., 2,709, MoDonnel,
1st October-New York 24th Aug. Oil Shewan, Torre & Co.
YOCHOW, British-str., 1,308, Brown, 24th Sept.
Amey 2nd Sept., General-Batterfell & Swire.
ZAFIRO, British str., 1,256, R, Rodger, 5th
Ostober-Manila 2nd October, General- Shewan, Tomes & Co.
SAILING VEJSELS;
ECLIPSE, British 4-masted bark, 2.968, James Wife, 18th AngNew York 6th April, Caso Oil-Standard Oil Co. JUTERPOLIS, British ship.. 2,49), Stewart, 6th
Jane--San Francisco 5th April, Case Oil- Standard Oil Co.
KING GEORGE, British ship 2,057, Tucker, 2nd July-New York 12th March, Casa Oil→→ Standard Oil Cor
Lazar British 4-masted burque, 2,500,
Parnell, 14th September Bangkok 25th August, Case Oil-Stand ird Cil Oo
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