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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

BANK HOLIDAYS.. Accordance with Ordinsuce No. 5 of 1912, BANKS will be the EXCHANGE CLOSED for the Transection of Public Business on FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY, the 2nd, 3rd end 5th May.

Hongkong, 29th March, 1916,

1440

THE GULA-KALUMPONG RUBBER ESTATES, LTD.

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NOTIC FIFTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of this Company will be held in London TO-DAY (TUESDAY), 30th March, 1916, to resive the Directors' Report and Accounts for the your ending 31st December, 1914; to elect Directors and Anditers; and for the Transaction of other Ordinary Business of the Company.

By Order at the Local Board,

stan

ILBERT & Co., LTD.

Local Secretaries, Shanghai

PUBLIC COMPANIES

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 30mm, 1915.

THE CHINA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED... NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. THE DIVIDEND of $100 and BÓNUS of $2.00 per Share dechred at the Forty- Sixth Meeting of Shareholders held This Day will be Payable at the HONGONG AND SHANG HAT BANKING CORPORATION on and after FRIDAY, the 20th March, 1015.

Shareholders are requested to apply to the Oes of the Company for Warrants.

By Order of the Board of Directors.

C. PEMBERTON, Bocrotary. Hongkong, 25th March, 1915. THE HONGKONG, AND WHAMPOA DOCK CO., LTD.

NOTICE.

HOUSES TO LET.

TO LET

INTIMATION

chiefly interested. Consequently, only independence of China and ensuring summaries have been published. These, equal opportunity for the trade of all however, are of an ample and reliable nations. It is distinctly disappointing character and give the public a good idea to learn that instead of the former. of the gonoral scope and nature of the German monopoly in the province of privileges Japan is seeking to obtain, Shantung being entirely cancelled and the

TURNISHED HOUSE, FOUR ROOMS, PEAK, 4 or 6 months, Rent $125.00. Address-

BUNGALOW Cam of Daily Press Office. A. S. WATSON There has boon a disposition in some rights and privileges hitherto secured to Hongkong, 29th March, 1915.

& CO., LTD.

[441

TO LET.

HOUSE at Observatory Villas, Kowloom. Apply to

"ARRATOON V. APCAR & Co. [393 Hongkong, 16th March, 1915.

A

[4SZ

MEETING

LOWE, BINGHAM & MATTHEWS, TO SHAREHOLDERS LEG

Colonial Registor.

THE ROYAL HONGKONG

GOLF CLUB.

MIXED FOURSOMES COMPETITION.

[447

ON the afternoon of Easter Monday

a MIXED FOURSOMES COM PETITION will be held over Happy Valley.

⚫ holes. Medal I'lay Conditions: under handicap Entrance Fee: $2.00 ench couple. Handicaps: One quarter of the sum total of each couple's handi cap is to be deducted from the gross score returned. Men with handicaps of 19 and over are reminded that they can only 18 of their strokes in competitions held over Happy Valley.

the Office of the Company, 2, Queen's Buildings, Connaught Road, Hongkong, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), the 31st March, 1915, af. 11 o'clock .., for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Direcfore and Statement of Acooonia for the year ending 31st December, 1914.

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from the 24th to the 31st March, 1915, both days inclusive.

By Order of the Board of Directors,

GEO. A. CALDWELL,

Secretary. Hongkong, 17th March, 1915, THE HONGKONG ROPE MANU- FACTURING CO., LTD.

TO LET.

TO. 2, " ROSE TERRACE," Nathan Bond,

Kowloon

No. 8. TORRES BUILDING, Kowloon,

Apply to

SPANISH DOMINICAN FROCURATION, Hongkong, 22nd March, 1915.

TO LET.

MODOWN, No. 94, Praya Est,

Apply

quarters to regard some of the reported Germany being shared in the future by demands as an invention of the onemy,.

all the Powers alike, in accordance with but such an assumption is entirely the policy of equal opportunity, Japan unwarranted by the facts. We dro is contempleting the transfer of all these ourselves in a position to stato of our own rights and privileges to herself, and WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS. knowledge that the document presented asking for China's full content in advance. If the independence of China is to be maintained there can be no ques-

BRANDY.

Per Case of 1'dez.

• A. SUPERIOR PALE ...430.40

Per

Bot.

$2.65

8.00

B. SUPERIOR

ULD

1894

COGNAC

83.70

WATSON'S

XXX

COGNAC

34.80

WATSON'S

KWONG SANG HONG, ITD.,

No. 248, Dos Vosur Road Central.

(300 Hongkong, 19th February, 1915.

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COGNAC Half bottler 2 doz

C. SUPERIOR OLD LIQUEUR COGNAC, Gold Capsule

.... 37,00

but

40.30

D. VERY

FINE OLD PALE LIQUEUR

COGNAC

46.00

BOUTELLEAU'S

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CHAMPAGNE LIQUEUR.............. 69,40

4.55

TO LET.

*E. FINEST OLD BROWN BRANDY...

53,80

โด Knutsford

Terraco

Kowloon,

MARIE BRIZARD and

ROGER'S FINE PALE COGNAC ... B150

B. V. F. V. O. COGNAC 78.70

V. O. L., 60 Years Old....119.30

TO LET-AT THE PEAK.

TO. 2 STEWART TERRACE,

Apply

H. E. POLLOCK.

Prince's

ANNUAL Ned and newly done an

Hongkong, 20th January, 1's Building,

Mer ORDINARY THE A. MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS in the above Company will be held at the Company's Office, St. George's Building, 6, Connaught Road, Victoria, TO-MORROW Competitors must make themselves con- (WEDNESDAY), the 31st March, 1916, at 19 o'clock Noon, for the purpose of receiving versant with Happy Valley Local Rule.

After the completion of the above oven; Mangoscunts and the Report of the A HOUSE Driving and Approaching and Putting General Managers for the year ending 31st Competitions for both ladies and gentic December, 1914, and electing & Consulting men will be held.

The courtesy of the green from a o'clock onwards is requested.

Entries, stating events entered for, should be made to either the Honorary Secretary or on the liste posted in the Happy Valley and Fan Ling Club houses. Entries and in the Hongkong Club, close at 12 o'clock on Saturday, the 3rd April.

K. M. CUMMING, Hon. Secretary. Hongkong, 30th March, 1915.

Committee and Auditors:

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from MONDAY, the 29th March, to WEDNESDAY, the 31st March, 1915, both days inclusivo,

SHEWAN, TOMES & Co.

General Managers.

[400 Hongkong, 16th March, 1915,

GREEN ISLAND CEMENT COMPANY, LIMITED.

ORDINARY ANNUAL

1448T MERTING OF SHAREHOLDERS

CANTON KOWLOON Host, Viatoris, Hongkong, on SATURDAY,

RAILWAY.

NOTICE.

AND CHING MING FESTIVAL. THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED

EASTER HOLIDAYS

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST. MENT & AGENCY Co, LÆD Hongkong, 1st March, 1915.

[45

TO LET

From 1st March.

MŁODOWN, No. 6, Daddell Street.

GLODOWN,

Apply

A. B. AVASIA,

Hongkong, 2nd February, 1915.

Cure of E. PABANEY,

No. 1. Daddell Street.

[244

TO LET.

TO..

Apply

in the Company will be held at the Offices of the Company, St. George's Buildings, Chator the 10th day of April, 1916, at 13 a'clock Noos, O, 188, THE PEAK, "THE KENNELS, for the purpose of receiving a Statement of Account and the Report of the Directors for the year ending 31st December, 1914, and dechiring a Dividend,

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from THURSDAY, 1st April, to SATURDAY, 10th April, 1915, both days BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF

DIRECTORS. Hongkong, 27th March, 1015.

inclusive. IS H. ard, 4th and 5th, in

addition to the ORDINARY TRAIN SERVICE, FAST TRAIN will leave KOWLOON at 10.50 .. for SHEK LUNG, calling at SHEUNG SHer at 11.30 AM.. and stopping at all Statione between SHUM CHUN Bad SHEK LUNG,

[442

HONG KONG ICE COMPANY, LTD.

On SATURDAY, April 3rd, no Tifin willTHE THIRTY-FOURTH ORDINARY

be served on the Train racing KOWLOON st

1.35 P.M.

A Train will leave KOWLOON at 8.45 A.. for SHEUNG SITI on April 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th for 1st and 3rd Class Passengers only. No 2nd Class accommodation will in fatare be provided on thie Train,

By Order,

By Order,

H. P. WINSLOW,

Manager,

British Seation, Kowloon-Canton Railway,

THE ADMINISTRATION, Chinese Section, Canton-Kowloon Railway. (447

Kowloon, 20th March, 1915,

G.

NOTICE

F

NY EUROPEAN desiring to leave the A Colony, should apply in writing for per.

mission to do so to the PROVOST MARSHAL Head Quarters Offices, at least 48 hours before the intended hour of departare, giving name, nationality, age, sex boight, complexion and nocapation of the applicant, and stating the name of the steamer or other vessel or the hour of the train hy which the applicant wishes to leave. Applicants should apply in person for their passes to the PROVOST MARREAL at Hoad Quarters Office between the hours of 9 A.M. to i P.M. nod 2 F.M. to 4 P., dally. Hongkong 28th January, 1915,

NOTICE,

WB

1207

TRANSPER OF DEALERSHIP FOR REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS.

7B beg to Banounce that Messrs. BIEMASEN & CO., in Liquidation, will now discontinuo the handling of Remington Typewriters and Sapplies, and that from this date we have Appointed Messes. MUSTARD & Co., Hongkong, as exclusive Remington dealers for Hongkong and South China

MESRA. MUSTARD & Co. bave for many years noted, and are still seting, as Remington dealers for North China with Head Offices in Shanghai, and in exeuding their Dealership to South Chirs we give our Customers the benefit of being able to draw from local atooks which will be carried at all Important Pointe,

MEGARS. MUSTARD & Ce will shortly open za Office and Showroom in Hongkong for the Sale of REMINGTON TYPE- WRITERS and Typewriter Supplies, with a staff who will give their undivided attention to the Typewriter Business.

All contracts for the sale of Typewriters and for Typewriter Repairs entered into by Messrs, SIEMBBEY & Co. will be duly carried out by MEARES. MUSTARD & Co.

Announcement of the location of the New Remington Offices will shortly be made. The

sof present address the new dealers in

MESBRO, MUSTARD & Co.,

Care of BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO Co

18, Bank Buildings,

TELEPHONE 353.

REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO., LTD.,

New York. Hongkong, 23rd March, 1915,

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ANNUAL MEETING of SHARE HOLDERS will be held at the Offices of the General Managers at 12 Noon, on MONDAY, the 12th April, to receive a Statement of the Company's Accounts to 31st December, 1914, and the Report of the General Managers

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company vill bo CLOSED from the 30th March. to the 12th April, both days inclusive.

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., LTD.,

General Managers. Hongkong, 24th March, 1915, ... (427

THE HONGKONG AND KOWLOON

WHARF AND GODOWN CO., LTD.

THE SHARE CERTIFICATE NO. 6,013 for TWENTY (20) SHARES aum bored 68162/81, in the above Company standing in the name of Mrs. LAURA MOINTOSH, having been Reported LOST, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that unless the ORIGINAL

CERTIFICATE is produced within one

month from date hereof, it will thereafter be

held by the Company as NULL AND VOID, and a NEW CERTIFICATE for the anid Shares will be issued.

W. 9. BROWN,

Becretary, Hongkong, 10th March, 1915. [417

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK COMPANY, LIMITED.

THE SHARE CERTIFICATES Nos for 10 and 95 Shares

GEO. A. CALDWELL, Secretary.des Hongkong, 25th March, 1915.

A

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White Wire-haired

'THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST. MENT & AGENOI Co., Lap, Hongkong, lat March, 1915.

QUEEN'S BUILDING.

the South-West portion of the FIRST FLOOR, Including Treasury on Ground Floor, intely in excupation of the German Banks,

GODOWN, No. 9, Ice House Streck. Apply tow

ED HONGKONG LAND INVEST-

MENT & AGENCY Co, LAD.

135 Hongkong, 1st March, 1915.

TO LET.

FLATS in Nathan Road, Kowloom.

"PENYRHEW," Minden How, Kowloon, Reomed House with Tennis Court.

1 and 2. MINDEN VILLAS, Kowloon, 5-Roomed House with Tennis Court.

FOUR-BOOMED HOUSE" in Humphrey's Avenue, Gordon Terrace and Salisbury Avenue, Kowloon

Apply to

HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE

Co., LTD., Alexandra Baildings. Hongkong, 4th March, 1915,

H

TO LET.

(280

TOUSES in CLIFTON GARDENS,

Condult Road. OFFICES, facing the Harbour between the Hongkong Club and Poet Office.

1. HILL SIDE, 110, THE PEAE. GODOWNB, New Proys, Kennedy Town. GODOWNS, Vanchal Bend, Apply, etc.,

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST- MENT & AGENCY Co., LTD, Hongkong, 1st March, 1915,

TO LET-FURNISHED.

38

PALMER & TURNER, Alexandra Baildings, 3rd Floor. Honglung, Soih January, 1016,

Saite

1029

SECRETARY, A. B. WAISON & Co., LTD. [86 Hongkong, 23rd October, 1914.

TO LET

4.00

tion of the cession of any territory sither to a "third" Power or to a “second "' Power, and in be necessary.

to

OR

for

as it may

China

extract from a promise not to cede or lease any territory in Shantung a guarantee that it shall not be ceded or leased to any

Power ought to be sufficient. Several· of the demands proferred by Japan con-

template a partnership rolation-the "two Governments” are to unite to resist

by Japan to China, on January 18th last takes the form of a Protocol and the preamble sets forth that the two Govern. ments will agree to the various arrange ments set forth in the Protocol because they are desirous of maintaining the peace of the Far East and of further strengthening the friendly relations 2.90 existing between these two neighbouring nations. In point of fact as the reader will no doubt agree when he peruses the summary of the demarche which follows nothing could be more likely to disturb the peace of the Far East or more likely 1.60 to weaken the existing friendship between China and Japan than the con- clusion of the Convention as it stands, 3.45 Several telegrams from London published during the past month have indicated the uneasiness created in Great Britain in commercial circles specially interested in China, and it must be acknowledged that, apart from any other consideration, the important commercial interests built up in China during the past sixty or seventy years by the enterprise of British subjects imposes on the British Government the duty of protecting those interests from 2.65

jeopardy, from whatever quarter the 6.65 menace may come. It has been made abundantly clear in the comments pub lished in the European and the American Press that there is no lack of sympathy PROPRIETORS, Years Old...

...157.50 13.15 with Japan's very natural desire for the expansion of her commercial interests in These Brandies bottled by China. Her geographical proximity to ourselves are guaranteed Grape China and the propinquity of the two Spirit and of Pot Still Distillation. races must indeed assure for her enter-pany shall be worked by any other prising people & much greater share in persons, and moreover, that no under- the exploitation of the trade of China taking which may be considered to

UNITED VINEYARÐ

да

LIMITED,

HONGKONG AND CHINA,

4.55

.9.95

A.S. WATSON & CO.. than she yet enjoys, large as that has already become: Objection is taken to her present diplomatic activities only in so far as they jeopardise the independence and integrity of China and

on the pr conflict with the principle of the open door and equal opportunity for the trade of all nations, which has been the agreed policy of the Powers in China since the

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DEATHS. THOMPSON. At the Peak Hospital, on 28th March, MARY EMILY; the dearly loved wife of Lieut-Colonel I, E. R. THOMPSON, 28th Punjabis, and eldest daughter of the late P. E. TILLARD, Esq., of Godmanchester, Huntingdon Aged 42

[444 YOUNG.On March 20th, at Shanghai, WILLIAM YOUNG (Messrs. Gande, Price & Co), aged 40 years. HONGKONG Orion: 10, DE VOTI ROAD C. LONDON OFFICE, 181, FLT STERET, E.C.

The Daily Press.

HONGHONG, MARCH 30TH, 1915.

JAPAN AND THE "OPEN

DOOR" IN CHINA.

THоçaн Every effort continues to be made both by the Chinese and Japanese Governments to keep the world at large in ignorance of the exact nature of Japan's demands on China and also of the progress of the negotiations which are taking place in Peking, the telegrams

which have been sent out from the Chinese

weeks by the correspondents of the Press show that diplomatic secrets still leak out as they have always dons in Peking, not withstanding the PRESIDENT's repeated injunctions to the staff of the Foreign Office to ensure that no information. The

year 1800.

It may be useful at this date to recall that following upon the occupation of Kiaochow by Germany, Mr. Jons Ilar, then the United States Scoretary of State, approached all the Powers inter ested in China with propcsals for the maintenance of equal opportunities in The China for the trade of all nations. communication set forth that it was the sincere desire of the United States Govern- ment that the interests of its citizens might not be prejudiced through exclu sive treatment by any of the controlling Powers within what they at time

were disposed to regard their respective "spheres of influence" in China, and it hoped to retain in China an open markes for all the world's commerce, to remove dangerous sources of international irritation and thereby to hasten the united action of the Powers at Peking to promote the administrativo reforms greatly needed for strengthening the Government and maintaining the integrity of China. En that

this, Mr. Hay, expressed the belief

that

possible demands by any others. Thus, in the demands with respect to South Mancharia and Eastern Inner Mongolia it is required that the Japanesa Govern- ment's consont shall be first obtained before any action is taken, either in the matter of granting to subjects of a "third" Power permission to build a railway, or in the matter of raising a loan for which the local taxes may be required to be pledged as security. Then, again, the Japanese Government requires to be first consulted if the Chinese Government should wish to employ advisers or instructors for political, financial or military purposes in South Manchuria or Eastern Inner Mongori, Japan also is seeking to obtain the con- trol and administration of the Kirin- Chengchun railway; she is accking in the Yangtzo Valley region to make the great Hanychping Ironworks Company

"joint concern of the two nations" and to secure that no mives in the neigh- bourhood of those worked by the Com

directly or indirectly affect the intereste

of this Company shall be allowed with. out the Company's consent being first obtained. In the same region Japan is seeking the right to construct three railways-one to connect Wuchang with Kewking and Nanchang, another ton rup between Nanchang and Hangchow and a third between Nanchang and Chae- chow.

Coming further south, Japan wants the tight to work mines and build railways and to construet harbour worka (including dockyards) in the province of Fukien, and also demands that the Japanese

Government shall be first is consulted before foreign capital

in this province. In employed another section of the draft treaty the Chinese Government, with the object of "effectively protecting the territorial integrity of China," is required to agres that no island, port or harbour along the entire Coast of China shall be

alienated to any "third" Power. Japan also seeks that the police affairs in the important centres of China shall be administered jointly by Japanese and Chinese, or that the Chinese authorities shall employ numerous Japanese for the purpose of reorganizing and making the Another Chinese police service efficient, demand is that China shall purchase from Japan a fixed ratio of her muni tions of war ("say, 50 per cent.or more"), or that an arsenal shall be catablished in China to be jointly worked by China and Japan with Japalese technical experts and with material pur- chased from Japan. It is perfectly obvious that many of these demands can not be reconciled with maintenance of the independence of China and equal oppor tunity for the trade of all nations, and it is not surprising to learn from the recent telegramas that the Japanese demarche has created no little alarm in England among those specially interested in industrial British commercial and The

On this we shall activity in China. have something further to say in our next issue.

the whole western world and Japan were

ISHOP'S LODGE NORTH, No. 12, THE capital almost daily during the past six respectively, numbered 12739/12748 and B Fr. From 1st May next.

alike concerned. These proposals found 36668/25892 inclusive, standing in the registar

For further particulers, apply to in the joint names of GEORGE ANDREW

general acceptance, and the HAY Memo Hastings and JOHN BARHAW CARSLAKE, Solicitors, Liverpool and Birmingham, having

randum ever since has been acknowledged bern LOST or DESTROYED, NOTICE

as containing the fundamental principles IS HEREBY GIVEN that unless the Bald

TO LET.

on which the policy of all the Powers Certificates be produced at the Office of the Company, Queen's Buildings, Victoria. Hong

interested in China is based. BUILDINGS shall be divulged on the subject, ALEXANDRA kong, before the 24th April 1915, New

demands which Japan is now making on Certificates for the said shall I THEY CONVENIENT OFFICES

Chins must therefore be considered from and the Old Certificates will thereafter be held and ROOMS. Including a Fine Commodious inquisitive Press correspondents got by the Company as Null and Void.

to know, in the first place, that

this point of view. Japan's first demand the Japanese demarche embodied a series

one" of a series of what has been of twenty-one demands, and secondly,

described as "contingent demands "-is they learnt that only eleven of these were cornmunicated by Japan to Great Britain that when the Japanese Government approaches the German Government for France and Russia. In course of time.

the transfer of all the rights and they became fully acquainted with the

privileges Germany has enjoyed in the character of the demands made upon China, and it was not long after their province of Shantung, China shall give exposure of them that the Powers-or her full consent thereto; secondly, that some of them, at least came to be inform China shall not cede or lease to any "third ed of the full extent of Japan's claims Power" any territory within that pro- But there has been no publication of the vince or the islands immediately adjacent full text yet, either by official sauction or

thereto. Again, in asking that certain without it. Apparently the newspaper important places in the province shall correspondents refrain from publishing be opened for the purposes of trade and the text to which they have confidentially for the residenes of foreigners, Japan had access, because it is whispered that requires that these places shall be decided in order to detect the source of the upon by herself and China by special Now it is manifest that leakage of information there are slight agreement. textual differences in the various com these demands are wholly inconsistent munications made by Japan to the Powers with the policy of maintaining the

:

DOG FOUND,

Disck asd TERRIER. Apply

J SMIRKE,

Feak Tramway. [443

Hongkon, 29th March, 1915.

TO LET.

THE GROUND FLOOR of No. 6, DES VIEUX ROAD CENTRAL, Epled by Madame Gains, etc.

Apply to

"DAVID BASOON & Co., LTD. Hongkong, 10th February, 1915,

TO LET

FFICES in BT, GEORGE'S BUILDING,

gamediate possemalam.

Apply to

ASHEWAN, TOMES & Co, Hongkong, 3rd December, 1914,

66 DISHOP'S LODGE SOUTH," No. 11,

BIan Fran, Unfurnished, & Rooms, 3 ROOMS, suitable for Offices, 1st Floor Queen's Road Central

WEST WARD," Bonham Kond. EGGESFORD," Nos. 124. THE PEAK Unfurnished ( Rooms), from 1st May, 1915.

MERION, No. 6, THE PRAX, Unfurnished

(6 Rooms).

5

BOOMS In BEACONSFIELD on a three- monthly tenancy, and 55, ELGIN TERRACE. No. 1, GOUGH HILL, No. 100, THE PEAK, Furnished or unfurnished, from 1st April, 1815.

"KOGATE,” Austin Road, Kowloon. “BILANDONAN,” No. 64, Mount Hallett Boed

Booms, unfurnished. No. & DES VEUX VILLAS, 61, PRAK (Unfornished). Floor of No Bubble for an

BOOMS, aitable for Offices on the First No.50, THE PHE 6 CAMERON VILLAB), Apply tom LINSTEAD & DAVIS,

Brd Floor, Alarantes Buildiben. Hongkong, 28th March, 1915;

Attention is directed to the special railway arrangements announced in sho first column of this page for the Easter Holidays and the Ching Ming Festival.

The A.D.C. of Queen's College, who gave such successful performances of Chinese play for the Belgian Relief Fund, for which they raised over $1,000, have been asked to give another perform- ance, in aid of the Tung Wa Hospital. The A.D.C. have kindly consented to do so.

The deepest sympathy is felt in the

Colony with Lieut.-Colonel Thompson, 26th Punjabis, in the death of his wife on Sunday at the Peak Hospital, where she had recently undergone an operation for appendictis Colonel Thompson remain ed behind when his regiment left the Colony in order to be with his wife, whom he married at Tientsin only a little more: than a year ago. The funeral took place at Happy Valley on Sunday afternoon and was attended by many officers of the Garrison and other friends..