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NEW CURE FOR INDIGESTION,

RUBBER COMPANIES,

THE HONGKONG DAILY THESS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6TH, 1911.

SUMATRA RUBBER ESTATES, LTD. ment and a solicitor), one forvige nobleman,

DIRECTORS RESIGN,

Of all the disorders to which humanity hair, indigestion is undoubtedly the most frequent. Its symptoms are endless in their Variety and its causes are scarcely less numerous. Whatever the cause, the greatest care he un- doubtedly to be exercised in the question effood, BO LS to give the digestive organs the opportunity to rest and regain their strength and tone.

Euch. n food must put the minimum tar on the stomach, it must be digested with the minimum expenditure of the energy by the stated that at the meeting held on 30th: Tera rubber expert before the formation of the com.

nervous system, and must be readily seeinlated to make actual flesh and blood.

Of all the preparations known to medical Boience,

one possesses these qualities in a great a

a degree sa

Sanatogen, which corests of the albumin of milk akamically combined with glycero-phosphate of sodium

The value of Saustogen in seser of Dyspepsis many articles in the

the Cannon strest Hotel over the ** Mr T. C. Owen prisided on the 14th-ult...- at general meeting of the Coutral Sumatra Rubber Estates Limited). The meeting was an adjournment of the previous general meeting, held on the 30th ult., and a a cironlar sent to the shareholders

June

shareholder raised an objection to the auditors whether or not they had obtained all the in-

on the groam

that it did not state formation and explanations they had required the meeting, and informed the meeting that the A representative of the auditors was present at company's auditors had obtained all such in formation and

BOD

ARMED LINERS.

Beveral questions naked in the Home of Commons lately suggested that there are Powers which attach more importanos than surselves to the use of fast merchant cruisers in war time. A few years back there · WAS TA tion received a subvention from the Admiralty considerable list of liners which in this connéo- But the policy which dictated that arrangement was brought under review, and to-day the fast merchant steamers in respect of which an only

aunuál zubeidy is paid are the Lusitania end the

anretanic. The justification put forward for the change is that the scheme was all very well when the spool of Atlantic liners was superior st

to that of regular ornisere, bat that 25 knots they are pretty sure to catch anything now that thisse latter vessels can approximate to but Lusitanias and Mauretanies. That, at nil events, was the effect of the statemout made

£2,000,000 sterling. The directorate included tionsines of two great American capitaliste, two baronets (one of whom is a member of Parlia and two other gentlemen. Taken together, as well as with the estimates of output and prosts: foreshadowed in the prospectus, the prospecte | for slightly speculative investment seemed. The property of the company in the East was visiting and prospects of the whole an- dertaking" were reported on by a well-known

hustrated and very interesting brosture dealing pany. Later on, shareholders received nu with the estates and the expert's conclusions as to their worth. From these last I may quote a few lines: "I hold that the company should equal at least to a 30 per cont. dividend, and in the end of the year 1911 have mido a not profit the event of the crude rubber market remaining

much greater sam."

| My statement did not appear in their the

resolution is, no doubt, aething like that The Chairman pointed out that counsel's felt by large shareholders, but it is ramark. of those words required the re-issue of the reportably keen. It seems, to put the thing baldly. report mot necesary to find out how the working and accounts and the holding of the prosont capital has shrank to aneh an extent that more voting. The gentlemen who pointed out the is wanted, and why the hoped for 30 per cent. was to have an investigating committee a

BİLOW eappointedsk ominous signs of "potaring out."

able time to

should take quite a consider the Pall Mall Gazette, and the larger share. holders, at the general mooting nort Wednesday, will particularly prost the directors for plasation of why more money is wanted. I am, Sir, youre faithfully,

July 12.

is abundantly proved by one of which, in to no acoident and that it was high disapprobation, therefore, of the proposed Lord Granard on behalf of the Admiralty.

leading medical journals, May 20th, 1965, The General Practitioner, H, aged 35 years following ease is quoted: I aw him on March 10th; he was suffering from marked dyspepsia, loss of appetite and h lost 10 lbs. in weight during his two months' absence. No phthisical signs could be found in his langs. He was ordered two teaspoonfuls of the end of a week his indigestion had entirely gone, his appetite was normal, and he had already increased 24 lbs. in weight."

Banatogen may be obtained of all Chemists. [105-342

omission that this report.

overnight stated in

in doing so that their object dividend 7 would be

be Loceptable Two

a

by

Bastogon thrice daily, ond ordinary dist. Ated, but the directors would consider gach a sien ons of 10 and I hope, Bir, that you, in speed of less then 22 kaots, The point?

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as a rote of want of confidence, and would set accordingly. The business was now of a some. what exacting nature and they could not have committee at their olbow to hamper thom. Funds would absolutely have to be raised to carry on the cultivation of the estate. Unloss that mousy was found they would have the Government stop in, the labour force would. be diabanded, and disaster would ensue. The view of the directora was to make a 2a. 61. call

call at

later date. He told

and ale that the proxies received wors

them against the board, and the course the directors proposed to take was entirely in accordance with that fact. The

board would

accept the ultimatum of the shareholders and allow them to aleat now direstore who had their confidence, which it seemed the present board did not possess. The one desire of himself and colleagues was to see the company carried to a successful conclusion. He moved the adoption of the report and accounts.

Mr. M. Lowden seconded the motion, Mr. Powell suggested that a friendly com promise might be arrived at as between the old board and the saggested new directors, and this riew was received with applause.

Mr. Merton proposed an amendament to ad. journ the consideration of the report and OF Recounts and to appoint a committee of four

members, with power

to add to their number, to investigate the affairs of the company and roport to the shareholders. (Hear, hear.)

Eventually the amendment was put to the meeting and lost on a show of hands by 34 votes

THORNE'S

OLD VAT

No. 4.

Thie vat was started by the late Robert Thorn of Greenock and has been sold as No. 4 sipes 1831

to 46.

at one

the result that 40,866 votes were recorded for the amendment aad 29,456 against it. It war therefore declared carried.

PANAMA CANAL,

NEARING COMPLETION.

an ex

New Yora, July 14th. According to reports from Passa sant to Washington the great canal on which America is spending £75,000,000 will be reply for the transport of slips from ocean to pin within two years. But three and a half years must elapse before the waterway is complets in all ite details. This statement, which is endorsed by Colonel Goethals, the engineer-instructor, gives point to the demand now being made by American shipping men that Congress shalt announos a definite policy-ürst, as gards the↑ canal tolls; sapbadly, the question of permisment organisation on the canal zone; ; and thirdly, whether the Panama railroad across the isthmus shall be allowed to compete with the waterway, or whether it shall be acquired by the Govern peak and rates fixed gising preference to the canal.

It IN beliored by the business commission which lately visited the Isthmus that Americans, by adopting a kean trade policy, involving the control of the eslo of coals to ships, and also the Horse and the stabbin imat of big laundries for the convenience of passen gers and areas, and also by levying

what is called here fall rates for ships using the canal, can reconp themselves for the enormous outlay of £75,000,000, and fears are expresed that if Congress delays in organising a staff thus early for working the caual, there may tesbig water

Colonel Goethals, who,

vory few

сад

It is interesting in these circumstances to and no less qualified an expert than Sir William While coming forward to express i

don't whether we are acting prudently in abandoning policy which other Powers have imitated to the extent in some cases, it is alleged, of scially patting the armament on board. Bir William White questions

ons the wisdom of declining to couslders subsidy for any vessel with he makes is that regular cruisers, battleships, recently built, cept a

of the great croiser- maintain a sen speed approaching 25 knots, erea in moderate weather, for any length of time. On the other hand, in weather which would provent the cruisers from being driven hard, the mer. chaat steamer, with her greater size and fuel supply, would experience no sensible check. By their decision the Admiralty would certainly sppear to have definitely ruled out the huge 21 or 22 knot Liner of the class which, to all appearances, is in future to dominate the North Atlantic trade.. Sir William White pleads for reconsideration of the subject for one reason, use British auxiliarios would be at least a protestion against the raids of foreign morcastile

uxiliaries.

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AUSTRALIAN GEMS.

trade is that the country is a

Most of us have heard of the gems of India and of the diamonds of South Africa, says the Daily Colquist of Victoris, British Columbia. It is not so generally known that Australia produces a great number and variety of precious stones A Consular report says: "Ono im. portant advantage favouring Australia's own a prolific of gems. Most precious stones, except diamanda, are found in Australia, and it is there- fore useless to export to Australia jewellery con taining such geme, Mining for gems ie not carries of the amount

to be invested nevertheless, a great nombor of valuable gems are constantly being brought by individual prospéo- tors to Melbourne and Sydney and sold to jewellery establishments, at prices which, to those engaged in the jewellery trade in America, would stem astonishingly low. In fact, the favourable prices at which bigh-class gems may be sestred

appear

portunity of nominating now, directors, as under way entirely destitute ofre than anybody have attructed attention in the United States,

The Chairman thou said that immediate steps would be taken by the board to hand in their resignations, and a meeting would be called for the 1st prox. to aford the shareholders an op- the company's articles of association 14 days' notice was required.

The proceedings then terminated. JABOONG (JAVA) RUBBER ESTATES (LIMITED) The annual general meating was held on the 14th ult, at the London Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Jobs C. Sanderson presiding.

The Chairman dealt with the principal items that the work of administering the anal may the production up to the present time la

SCOTCH WHISKY. produve of band gmounted together to the large

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also, has made the dirt fly at Fauna, does and several I leading. American jewellery horses not favour the administration of the omal by are now represented by their own buyers in declaros also that if Congress does not ran the Australian black opal, which is found nawlers a commission, but a one-man control, and he Australia. The gem most sought after is the business end of the canal it will be administered eles in the world. It is estimated that singo by Trast magnates for the benefit of privata 1990 opals vidned at over 85.500.000 have beon interests. Colonel Goethals himself bolferes found in the State of New South Wales. The

State of Queensland also produces in the balance.shest and stated that the cash and prove a bigger job than the constraction,

for the latter purpose he favours the retention sum of over £13,000. This, with tho £1,762 of 6,030 of the 12,000 Americans

now employed representing book debts and payments in ad- in the construction for working the locks and rance, brought the availabls recursos of the attending to the various mechanical details. company up to nearly £15,000. The profit on Ho wants to extinguish the separats corpora crops account showet £7,320, from which tion which owns and operates the Panama Rail- fell to be deducted the travelling ex-road. He wishes everybody, and more partien- peuses, rent, kundries, and directors larly American shippers, to use the caual. fees, leaving £6,153 as the net profit of the year, This amount the directors proposed to utilize by paying a dividend of 73 por coat, by writing £1,500

the preliminary expenses, and by carrying forward £156.

With rerani to the various products upon the entst

and the future outlook, by two circulars dated November 11 and December 2, 1910, the directors had kept the shareholders pretty wall advised of the position of affairs. A very serious lose had had to be faced in the result of thoir coron, amonating to a net i

t loss of estimated profits of over £4,000. Not on'y, however, had this bean made up from the other products, but they had also realized fully £2,000 more than was estimat ed in the prospectus. As to the future, the reports which the directors had received from the Balata were excellent, and the yield of some of the products was likely far to exosed the estimate. After the rubber got into fall bearing there would naturally by a diminution in some of the other cultivations. They had quite an ample supply of labour for all their present re- quirements, and they had no horitation in say ing that they would have no difficulty in getting farther labour when they regnired it.

ing to nearly $1,000,000. " Sapphirea raak nort among Australian

goms in

producion. They are found in New South Wales and in Queensland, chiefly in the latter State, in the gravel or creek inds. The geus show excellent fire and lustre, but the colour is darker blue than the Oriental sapphire. In Queensland the prest production amounts $75,000 per year,

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and one day it may takes place as

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New In the latter State the total prodaotion up to date has been somewhat over $500,000. The diamonds found locally are used mostly for glass cutting, while South African diamonds are

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American Government should | portant industry of the northern part of Australia, equip and ran establishments for the sale of fael. food, and ships' washing. He does not say that. the Panama Railroad should be wiped ont, but HEAT WAVE VICTIMS IN AMERICA he declares that it should be run by the same man who rana the canal, and who should also dominate every other form of activity within the limits of the canal zone. Other persons suspend judgment as regards Panas until a committee of inquiry has investigated and studied the development and administration of the Suez Canal under the English-Daily Telegraph.

PAWNBROKING IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES.

ALL. RECOLDA BROKEN IN THE BASTERN

... STATES.

The following New York telegram appears in the London papers of the 11th ult. -

It is declared that all previous records lave been broken by the great heat wave in which New York and the Eastern States generally ira now sweltering.

Yesterday the temperature in the New York streets rose to 106, with disastrous resalta, nine more deaths being reported during the day,

“SQUARE BOTTLE”

WHISKY.

UNVARIED FOR OVER.

150 YEARS,

THE SAME TO-DAY AS IN

1745.

BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.

BOLE AGENTS IN HONGKONG,

LANE, CRAWFORD & Co., and from ALL WIND MERCHANTS,,

As to the management, on taking over the eatale they found Mr. D. J. MacGillarry in charge and continued his services They had every reason, to a entisfied with that gentle man's work. They also folt that they must congratulate the barebolders on their agents in Bourabaya and Amsterdam. The Koloniale Bank (through whose medium the sunpar

Soms 300,000 people, in a vain attempt to get CHILDREN OF purchased the estate) agrood to not as to be found in some recent American Consular some relief from the terrific heat, alept in the their agents, and the resai had been in reports. In Shangbai unredeemed pledges are open air at Coney Island last night, while a every way satisfactory to the company and, sold to brokers who dispose of them by suction crowd of over 10,000 thronged the city pers the directors trusted. to the Koloniale The lower class shops are required to return along the river sides throughout the night in Bank

nico, although the Iatter ad

stolen goods without any compensation, but in order

MEETINGS COUNCIL

of

the

for

T

Was

Some interesting particulars in regard to pawnbroking in various parts of the world aro

air there was.

and a semi Governmental institution known as prophesying further breaking of hant records

rather intimated that had they known the results the higher olae shops. the owner may be re- little that they might have the benefit of what would hare boon anything like what had been quired to compensate the page broker. Ac. A temperature of 104 is reported from attained, they would not have sold the property cording to the Consal at Hongkong the Chicago, accompanied by twenty-nine deaths at anything like the price at which the company business of pawnbroking waS obtained it. The directors were endeavouring to obaracteristic features of Chiness life centuries registered at Pittsburg with thirty deaths

one of the daring yesterday, while 117 degress wire get farther loud which could be planted up, and ago. In Cakotta about 5,000 persons are The authorities in many of the big tors thus increase the area end, they also hoped, engaged in pawabroking, probably half of frankly declare that it is impossible to keep ultimate profits of the company. He concluded whom aro

TOMER. Only twelve persons are account of the cases of prostration, except when by moving the adoption of the report and engaged in pawnbroking in Capelewa. In they prove fatal, but we are told that worse is HONGKONG HANSARD REPORTS accounts.

Bachureet there are both private parabrokers to come, for the meteorological experts sre Mr. John Hay seconded the motion, which

carried unanimously; and resolutions were the Munte de Pietate. While the Gorernment within the next few hours. afterwards passed approving the dividend is not directly interested in the parabroking President Taft is making his speaking tour recommended, and re-electing the auditors, business, it receives one-half of the profits through Indiana sad Ohoi undar peculiarly | Messrs. G. A., Touche & Co.

realised by the Munte de Pistata, which is

trying circumstances. A vote of thanks to the chairman and steek company, especially incorporated under? directors terminated the proceedings,

Despatches from Marion, Indiana, state that Roamanian law, and under the direct control af Mr. Taft has made nine platform speeches in a the Ministry of Finance There are neither temperature remaining steady at about 100 Government nor manicipal pawnbroking es degrees, the Prasiloot dealing chiefly with the tablishments in Servis, and the Borsian laws arbitration and currency reform questions, mi, do not contain any provisions for, or references. of course, Canadian reciprocity. to, the business. There is not a single pawnbroker in Quebec, the last person in

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UNITED MALAYSIAN RUBBER.

The following letter recently appeared in the Pall Mall Gazette

Sir,Ton are probably aware that the board

A

of the United Malaysian Rubber Company, in a that business having died shout thirty years

of

-HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE PERISH,

Router's New York correspondent telegraphed. The country-wide heat wave continues.

circular dated July 10, announce their intention nge. Since that time no one has applied for Hundreds of persous perished by heat or by aeking sharehollera sanction, at the general pawnbroker's licence. It also sprears that being drowned while bathing yesterday, aud meeting called for Wednesday, the 19th inst, no business of that kind is carried on there in a

an increas of the capital by £200.000 in surreptitious manner according to the police thousands wore prastrated. No abatement of the preference shares. May I ask you to express department and the lisauce inspector's office high temperature is to be expected yet. your opinion, in the columns of the Fall Mall One reason to account for this condition is and the vicinity, twenty-seven at Chicazo, four Fourteen deaths occurred in New York City Gazette, as to whether you consider the probably the high lioeace fee required to be paid proposition is justified by the prospects of the by persons wishing to engage in pawnbroking at Baltimore, aiae at Philadelphia, and three af company?

Boston. it may be due to the absence of extreme Again, The United Malaysian Rubber Company poverty among the native population and the

From 98 degrees in New York the temperature started out, some year or eighteen months ago, rondy assistans extended to deserving poor by is high everywhere to the west and south-west- with a capital, authorised and issued, of a bor of claritable organisation,

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