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COMPANY MEETING.

CHINESE ENGINEERING AND

MINING CO. (LTD). “HOPEFUL ANTICIPATIONS FULLY REALIZED.'

The second annual ordinary general mecting was held on December 22nd at Winchester House, Old Broad-street, London, under the presidency of M. W F. Turnes.:

The Secretary (fr. Alfred W. Berry) having read the notice convening the

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAT JANUARY 29TMπ- 1915,

amount of the dividend we are proposing A VISIT TO THE GERMAN to pay, inasmuch he it is necessary that this Company should be prepared to do its part in any financial emergency that may arise. One of the principal direc- tions in which the business has expanded

FLEET

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THE

TRAINING ABOARD.

SUPER DREADNOUGIET

SUBMARINE

THE TIMES **CORRESPONDENT.]

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WEATHER REPORT.

On the 28th at 11.00 am-Fremure has de creaned quickly over. Japan and the Loochoon and risen mederately to considerably over the Ceast of China and Annata.

*The anti-cyclose bos passed into the Pacilio and soother sica of high pressure has formed over N. Chins. The depression near Shantung yesterday has moved quickly eastward and the neighbourhood of Nagasak. The depresedon deepened considerably. It is now central in ever Indo-China has filled up

Freak to strong monsoon will prevail over the east and South Coasts of Chian and the worth part of the China Ees.

10a.m. to-day, 0.00 inches.

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at

to-day fasolier the

The forecast for the 24 hours ending at upon;

DISTRICT.

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Hongkong and Lamosha. South coast of Chins between (The Hongkong and Hainan...

and is expanding is in the overseas trade, which is carried on through the port of Chinwantao. The manager states that * To cope with the increased traffic and in view of the cheaper cost of employing large steamers of doop, draft, a full and

NEW YORK, December 20th. complete dredging plant has been pur- The special correspondent of the s chased in order to carry ont a scheme for York Tribune, under dato Kin, November dredging the harbour and the approach. 24th, sende a long account of a day with The plant has now been delivered and the Kaiser's Nery.”. Ho reports that the will in a short time start working, but Germans appear to be banking on a new meeting and the auditors' report, nothing very much will be able to be done super-Dreadnought-submaring one of The CHAIRMAN expressed the directore this year before the winter seta in. In which is Usa. He was permitted to in- deep regret at the death of their late a few months time work will be started speet her while her commander recited the colleague, Sir Hubert Jerningham. Pro- on the lengthening of the breakwater by list of British super-Dreadnoughts which ceeding he reminded the shareholders 200ft and in converting ooft, of the low he hoped shortly to send to the bottom. that at the last annual meeting the quay at the shore end of the pier to aI have some friends on the that directors laid before them the hopeful higher level quay this work, when com is, I had some, this officer said and I anticipations which had been formed pleted, will allow two additional deep shall be delighted to macet her, though the concerning the business for the year water berths for steamers, and will con- Lion or Tiger, or even King George V. 1913-1914, and remarked that these anti-siderably relieve the congestion which has will do if we do not so the gaz cipations had been fully realized. The occurred during the past year, when Despite this kind of conversation, uet profit for the year was £155,559 delays to steamers have at various times which appears to he general, the Kiel which compared very satisfactorily with been very considerable."

correspondent says the Germans are not the corresponding figure of £85,854 in

PROSPECTS: THE QUESTION OF EXCHANGE over-elated Ho vas taken in a stream the preceding year

Dealing with As regards the current year, the man pinnaco round Kiel harbour, where two balance shoot, he pointed out that they had cash at bankers and in hand on ager wrote on Cetcher 20th that prospecte battle squadrons, one of eight Dread June 30th last amounting to £188,977, of for the financial year were (in the past noughts and the other composed of an which £132,591 was in London, £3,214 in tonse) that the output would be increased equal number of older battleships, were transit from China, and £53,171 with up to nearly thres million tons, but it riding at anchor. their bankers in Brussels. At the end is difficult to say at present how far the of July but the balances at their bankers demand for coel will be affected by the in Brussels were larger than usual over European War, that much depends on £80,000 Both the shares and debentures the effect of the war on trade in general, of the company were held very largely in and especially on the financial situation Belgium, and considerable funds had to in China, but that at the time of writing bo kept in Brussels in order to meet the there was no appreciable difference in the

About five hours a day of gun drill coupons which were in course of pay state of affairs generally, and he trusted ment all the year round. In addition,

are now the rule, I was told, as many mon that that might continue. Of course, uo

the reservists need plenty of work. there were orders for machinery and one can undertake to anticipate the anong stores, amounting to a inrge sum, which future or the effect on trade in any part They looked a particularly fine get of men, had been placed on the Continent, the of the world of auch a gigantic and and went at their work as if playing a payment for which had to be provided unprecedented conflict as that which is game. The first lieutenant invited the for

new raging in Europe. We are feeling American visitor to the forward turret, it severely in regard to the question of where he proudly put his two 12in. guns exchange. The average rate of exchange through their paces. The English on our remittances from China during Dreadnought is about seven miles away, the year ended June last was about 13. the lieutenant suggested, and then blow a advostook 10hd por dollar. Since the outbreak of tin whistle and the gun crews stood at the war the exchango has fallen rapidly attention. For the next 10 minutes pan- and heavily until at the present time it demonium reigned in the turrets. A Tokio is approximately 1s, old. por dollar. touch of realism we added when one of This will appreciably affect our share of the 12in guns jammed, and when the the profits for the current year; but, on lieutenant shouted the last desperate the other hand, we are currying forward order, which is given when a whole gun into the current year a larger balance crew has been put out of action, and from to the credit of too proft and loss below a fresh lot of gunners swarmed up account, and from the information which to take their places. I can fire one shot 1 have laid before you it is reasonable every 20 seconds that is to say, each gun to expect that our share of the profits in every 10 seconds, the lieutenant China will show a substantial increase: explained

As soon as war broke out com munication with Belgium was so seriously interrupted that such communication as remained was practically neeless, and in the third week of August, with the German occupation of Brussele, com- munication ceased entirely.

THE YEAR'S PROFIT INCREASED DIVIDEND.

Continuing, he said the profit for the year to June 30th amounted to £153,059, as already detailed to you. The balance brought forward from the previous year was £6,854, making a total of £161,513 From this we have to deduct income tax paid to June 30th, 1014, £9,245, and the interim dividend of 5 per cent, free of income-tax, which was paid on May 15th last, £80,000, leaving an available balance of £102,288, as compared with an avail able balance in the previous balange-shoot of £50,854. You will remember that the total dividend for the previous year was 8 per cent. The dinotors have given careful consideration to the question of the final dividend, and in the result they have decided to recommend a final divi dead of 5 per cent, making total of 10 per cent for the year, leaving a balance of £32,209 to be carried forward to the next year. In ordinary circum stances they would doubtless have felt justified in proposing a larger dividend. They have, however, had to take into consideration the fact that the balanes to the company's credit at their bankers in Brussels is not available and will not be available during the course of the war, and that in the meantime we are having to provide in London for expenditure which would otherwise have been made in Brussels. They have also hand to consider the prosent and future demands upon the Kailan Mining Administration in respect of capital expenditure, and also the fall in exchange, to both of which I will refer later. It would have been more agreeable to the directors to have declared a larger dividend, but the special circumstances. I have mentioned portraordinary fines through which we are passing require them to exercise both prudente and foresight The financial position of the company is strong, and we feel that it is our duty to keep it so......

INCREASE OF 40 PER CENT. IN COAL BALES.

Now is to the business done by the Kuilan Mining Administration during the past year, our report tells you that the sales of coal amounted to 2,411,038 tons, which compares with a total of 1,728,200 tons for the preceding year- that is, an increase of 40 per cent. The report further states that the sales for the current year, that is, for the five months July to November inclusive, show. Batisfactory increase over those for the corresponding period of the past year. Perhaps it is not advisable, and certainly it is not necessary, to go into details on- this subject. The figures speak for them- selves. The general manager reports that development work has been actively carried on at all mines to meet the increased output required, with the result that at the end of the year there were 14,440,000 tons in sight, an increase of nearly 4,000,000 tons compared with the same date last year. It may interest you to know that the number of cookies employed underground in the various mines is about 13,000.

ON BOARD THE ***

MAREGRAF

He boarded the Markgraf and found all the gun-crew being driven at top speed, some in pantomime shadow, others The correspondent with real shells.

proceeds

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There we must leave it. All the Bin. guns on both sides of the There are only one or two other matters Markgraf were in mock action. In the to mention. You have heard in the notice hospital wards others were getting prac of meeting which was read of the alteratical instruction in first-aid work, while tion it is proposed to make in the articles the more seriously wounded were being of association, clause 83, by cancelling the placed on the operating tables. Elsa first sentence, and substituting for it the where in the Dreadnought imaginary statement that the board shall be entitled fires were being extinguished and every as from July 1st, 1914, to receive by way possible contingency was being practised of remuneration each year the sum of for £4,200. This is not an increase in the remuneration provided in the articles of association, but merely a re-statement, of

Perhaps the most interesting of all it. The effect is, that the boned as now was the torpedo practice: under battle will receive the total conditions. To save time, the water was constituted remuneration originally provided in not pumped out of the torpedo tubes the Company's tracles, and it will be before reloading as in peace practics, divided amongst them in such manner as but allowed to food the room inches deep, they may agree upon. The other point Here, too, the men were being driven I wish to mention does not arise on the along under high pressure and wero accounts for the year, but in connection timed: The fast time of one minute five with the war. We have felt it our duty seconds was registered for swinging a to vote a sum 1,000 guinens to the Prince torpedo down from the ceiling, where six of Wales National Relief Fand, a sum sparo torpedoes were fastened, ramming . muigan

Manila of £250 to the British Red Cross Fund, it into the torpedo tube, and and £200 to the Belgian Relief Fund. In ready to fire.

Making

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Bacolod us under the constitution of the Com- big navy yard, where 8,000 men were

Coba pay, and we feel sure that each of these working by day and 3,000 by night. It

Labuan payments will acceive the approval of was already dark and the work of far- the shareholders. I now beg to move bine and boiler building and so forth was That the directors report and accounts carried on by the light of only a few to June 30th, 1911, be and they are hereby small lanterns. He soles as

most signi received and adopted, and that a further ficant the fact that the work was not dividend be declared of 8 per cent, being pushed in those fighting ships making 10 per cent for the year, free of under construction which could not income tax, payable forthwith." possibly be finished under a year, while

Major: H.A. MICHIEN, D.8.0.,

the main effort was being devoted to those seconded the motion, which was at once which would be in fighting trim in three carried unanimously.

months or less.!! At Friedrichsort another 3,000 men were working night and day making torpedoes and torpedo tubes.

The auditors, Messrs Annan, Dexter & Co., were re-elected, and a resolution was also passed approving the alteration of the articles of association referred to b the Chairman,

The proceedings then terminated.

**WE BELONG:”

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AWAITING THE DAY.

THE DAY

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REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, January 29th,

Previous On Date On Date:

Day st

ing forward to taking their part in the HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL great deciding naval engagement, all were certain that it would come, and all equally scouted the idea that the German [F om East and West and So

ships were afraid to come out and fight. the grin The English will find German warships assurances have come throbbing through in the North Sea now if they go to look the cables.. Is it horses, men, gun for them, one officer remarked. The ships, food, gold---? Say what it is the British numerical superiority is chiefly bearers of the British Standard need, and smaller ships. Another said, In we send it, and more, on the instant. Wo Dreadnoughts we are not at such a great Belong What orders for us? From disadvantage. But mere superiority in

Our House," by Traveller,

in the

tonnage and metal throwing ability will Standard of Empire Supplement.]

not be the deciding factors in the great battle.' None of the officers, however, is willing to hazard a guess when the big battle will take place,

Is it ships? or horses? or men?

Is it food? or guns? or gold? Take it, Mother; and then We will send it over again.

We are paying a debt to day that dates

from the days of old,

t

Lest Huns should harry the land and

England be bought and sold— Stendy and staunch as steel, wise in a world

gone wrong,

We follow close at your heel, Mother

for We Belong!

The earth may be drenched in blood,

And reary and sick with pain, And men be stamped in the mud, And Death sweep down like a flood.

We are fighting with you today for no

material gain,

It is, of course, impossible that such great development as has taken place in bur business can be effest without nvolving a large capital expenditure. A washing plant has been installed at the Liasi Mine and is just coming into operation, by means of which the high percentage of ash in various grades of coal will be reduced, and consequently better prices will be obtained for them. A high-tension power line between Linsi and Chaolochwang is in course of erection and will be completed in a few months time, and the necessary materials are being ordered for the continuation of this line to the Machiakoy Mine and to Tongshan. The general manager states short or long, that as it seems probable that in the Future the total output from all mines will be required to be increased above 9,000 tons per diem, I forsee that further large expenditure, spread over the next few years, may prove necessary, chiefly for the increased generation of electricity and the connecting up of all mines with a high tension power line from the Linsi Power House."

EXPENDITURE ON CAPITAL ACCOUNT.

The capital expenditure for the currat year will be very large, and, as I have nlready mentioned, we have had to tako that fact into account in considering the

Lest Dishonour rule the warld and the

Mad Berberian telgar Ready with guns and gold, be the bottle

The same as in days of old, Mather

for We Belong

We learned to walk at your knee-

Shall we forsake your need. Whatever the issue be We are needy, oversea

for

Proud, and trebly proud, to be part of the

Bulldog Breed

- Gold and guns shall be sent, horses and

men shall bleed

Food and the ships are here, and & grim and

goodly throng,

And the way of the War is clear, Mother

for We Belong 1

MY CULLEN GOULDSBURY. Mponkoso, N. Rhodesia.

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