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SEW ADVERTISEMENTS

UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY OF

CANTON, LIMITED.

OTICE 16

HEREBY GIVEN

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

CHINA TRADERS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED,

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6rn. 1015.

INTIMATIONS

that an EXTRACKDINARY GEN.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN EXTRAORDINARYGEN

that an EXTRAORDINARY GEN- of

CHINA the ERAL MEETING of THE UNION ERAL MEETING INSURANCE SOCIETY OF CANTON, TRADERS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, will be held at the Head LIMITED, will be held at the Herd Office of the Society, No. 2, Queen's Ufics of the Company, No. 2, Queen's Buildings, Ice House Street, Victoria, Buildings, Leo Houso Street, Victoria, in the Colony of Hongkong, on MON in the Colony of Hongkong, on MON: DAY, the 20th day of December, 1915, at DAY, the 20th day of December, 1915, at 11 o'clock in the forencon, when the11.15 o'clock in the forenoon, when the subjuined Resolutions which were passed subjoined Resolutions Witch were pastod theas Extraordinary Resolutions a the ns Extraordinary Resolutions a Extraordinary General Meeting of the Extraordinary General Meeting of the said Socity held on the 4th day of said. Company held on the 4th day of December, 1915, will be submitted for December, 1915, will be submitted for

confirmation ng Special Resolutions: confirmation og Special Resolutions:

(1)-"That Article No. 9 of the Com

(1.) That the Capital of the Society

be increased to $1,000,000 (Foux Mil-pany's Articles of Association which "lion Dollars) by the creation of 3,600

(Three Thousand Six Hundred) Addi "tional Ordinary Shares of 8250 (Two "Hundred and Fifty Dollars) each "(whereof $100 (One Hundred Dollars) "shall be credited as paid up) ranking. for Dividend and in all other respects part pass with the Existing Ordinary Shares of the Society: and that the "said Additional Shares, so far as shall

be necessary for the purpose, be issued "to those Shareholders of the CHINA INSURANCE COMPANY, "FIRE "LIMITED, who have accepted or shall "accept the Society's offer made to them on the 4th day of August, 1018, such #issue being in accordance with the terms of a contract or memorandum in "writing made or to be made pursuant "to the said pffer and to be filed with "the Registrar of Companies: and that "the balance (if any) of the said Addi

tional Shares be disposed of by the Society's Board of Directors in such manner as such Board shall think most beneficial to the Society,"

→ of the 4' Society's Articles of Association which *now reads:--

(2.) That Article No.

The Society shall have a first and 'paramount lien upon all the Shares of any Shareholder for all monies due to the Society either from him alono or jointly with any other person and where a Share is beld by more persons than one the Society shall have a lien thereon in respect of all monies so due to it from all or any of the holders thereof

"bo eliminated in its entirety and that in lieu thereof the following new "Article be inserted as Article No. 9:- (9.) The Society shall have a first

and paramount lien upon all the Shares Registered in the name of each Shareholder (whether solely or jointly with others) and upon the proceeds of sale thereof, for his debts, liabilities and engage- ments, and solely or jointly with any other person, to or with the Society, whether the period for the payment, fullment, or discharge thereof shall have actually arrived or not, and no equitable interest in any Share shall be created except upon the footing and condition that Clause 34a hereof is to have full effect. And euch lien shall extend to all Dividends from time to time declared in respect of such Shares." (3)That after Article No. 34 of the Society's Articles of Association the following new Articlo be inserted as Article No. 3482-

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The Company aball have a first and paramount lien upon all the Shares of any Shareholder for all nonics due to the Company either from *him alone or jointly with any other person, and where a Share is held by more persons than one the Com- pany shall have a lien thereon in respect of all monies 60 due to it from all or any of the holders thereof.

he eliminated in its entirety, and that in lieu thereof the following new

Article bo inserted as Article No. 9:- (9.) The Company shall have a first

and paramount lien upon all the Shares Registered in the name of each Shareholder (whether solely or jointly with others) and upon the procends of sale thereof, for his debts, liabilities and engagements, and solely or jointly with ouy other. person, to or with the Company, whether the period for the payment. fulfilment or discharge thereof shall have actually arrived or not, and no equitable interest in any Share shall be created except upon the footing and condition that Clause 33a hereof is to have full effect. And such lien shall extend to all Dividends from time to time declared in respost of auch Bhare. (2.) That after Article No. 33 of the Company's Articles of Association the following new Article be inserted as Article No. 33at-

(33a.) Save as herein otherwise pro- vided the Company shall be entitled to treat the Registered Holder of any Share as the absolute owner thereof, and accordingly shall not, oxcopt as ordered by a Court of competent jurisdiction, or as by Ordinance required, be bound to recognise any equitable or other 'claim to or interest in such Bhare on the part of any other person,

Firm, Company or Corporation." (3.)-"That the heading of Articles "Nos. 24 to 99 (inclusive) of the Com pany's Articles of Association read "ing: The Secretary be altered do as to read the General Manager and that in the last-mentioned Articles "No. 94 to 90 inclusive) wherever the * word' Secretary

appears such word "be eliminated and that in lien thereof General Manager" be "the words "inserted."

(4.)"That in the following Articles "of the Company's Articles of Associa "tion, viz:-Articles Nos, 2, 7, 24, 35, #44, 48, 52, 54, 83, 33, 102, and 128 the (34) Save an herein otherwise pro-word Secretary wherever it occurs

vided the Society shall be entitled

"be eliminated and that in lieu thereof be to treat the Registered Holder of

General Manager "the words any Share as the absolute owner.

"inserted." thereof, and accordingly shall not,

Dated this 4th day of December, 1915, cxcept as ordered by a Court of competent jurisdiction, or as by

By Order of the Board, Ordinance required, bo bound to

C. MONTAGUE EDE, recognise any equitable or other

Secretary. claim to or interest in such Bhare on the part of any other person, Firm, Company or Corporation.' (4) That the heading of Articles "Nos. 95 to 100 (inclusive) of the "Society'. Articles of Association read- "ing the Secretary be altered so as "to read the General Manager and

that in the last-mentioned Articles Nos. 15 to 300 Inclusive) wherever the word Becretary appears such word "be eliminated and that in lieu thereof be "the words General Manager

inserted."

(That in the following Articles "of the Society's Articles of Association, viz.:-Articles Nos. 2, 7, 25, 38, 45, 47, 55, 65, 84, 94, 163, and 199 the word "Secretary

wherever it occurs be eliminated and that in lien thereof the "words General Menager' be

inserted.'

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Dated this 4th day of December, 1915,

By Order of the Board,

O MONTAGUE EDE,

Secretary.

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THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. STEAM FOR STRAITS UBYLON, AUSTRALIA, BOMBAY, EGYPT, MEDITERRANEAN PORTS

LONDON,

AND

THROUGH BILLS OF LADING ISSUED VON BATAVIA, ABIBICAN, CONTINENTALĄ AND SOUTH AFRICA POETS. HE Stermakip

THE

NAMUR,"

carrying

Cspisito A Collyer, His Majesty's Mail, will to despatched from this part on or about THURSDAY, the 16th December, 1915, taking Pesssagent and Cargo for the above Poxis, is connection with the Co.'s a "MOOLTAN," fecia Colombo, passangers accommodation in which versel is necured before departure

From Hongkong

Bilk and Valuabies and Tes and Cargo fos Italy, Frazos and London (under arrange mont) will be transhipped at Colombo inte the Mail Steemer proceeding si Bombay to Marsailles and London. Other Cargo for Landon, etc., will be conveyed via Bombay and transbipped to the sa." CALEDONIA, due in London about the 29th Jan, 1916.

Parcels will be reonived at the Offer is the day before sailing. The contents and value of all packages are required

For further particular, apply to

EVE. PARE For Superintenden Hongkong, 6th December, 1915.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. P. 4. O. 8. N. Co.'s Steamer

THE

"KASHMIR,"

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THE HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA

DOCK COMPANY,

LIMITED":

OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that

ERAL MEETING of the HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK COMPANY, LIMITED, will be held at the Company's Offico, Queen' Buildings, Victoria, Hongkong, on MONDAY, the 13th day of December, 1935, at 12 o'clock Noos, Resolutions, when the subjoined Resolutions will be proposed aa vi posed as Extraordinary

(1)That the Capital of the Company bo increased to $3,000,000 by the creation of 10,000 additional shares of 850 each (2.)-That the Directors be authorised lu offer the said 10,000 Additional Shares at a premium of $10 per Share to each Member on the Register of Members on the 14th day of December, 1015, in the proportion of ono New Share for every complete number of Five Shares which such Member is the Registered Holder of on that dule and upon the footing (unless the Directors sball otherwise determine) that Shareholders shall be given the option of paying the fall amount of each share taken up plus the premium (making together 360 por Share) to the Company on acceptanss of the offer or of paying such amount on or before the 29th February, 2016, with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from (and includ ing) the 1st January, 1916, until payment and that if any Shareholder fails to pay the full amount due on any Share accepted by him (includ- ing premium and interest) on or before the 29th February, 1910, such Shares may be forfeited by the Directora and thas such offer be made by notice specifying the number of Shares to which the Member is entitled and limiting the within which the offer if not accepted will be deemed to be declined to the 31st December, 1915, and that the Directors be empowered to dispose of the Shares

accepted in not response to such offer to such persons upon such terms and conditions and, at such times as they consider expedient in the interests of the Com- pany and that forfeited Shares shall become the property of the Company and may be sold, reallotted or other wise disposed of by the Directors in such manner ne they think fit.

Additional Shares (3)-That such

shall not participate in any Dividend declared in March 1910, in respect of profit accrued up to the 31st December 1915, but shall participate in any Dividend declared thereafter pro rata with the existing capital. (4) That e Member shall be entitled to an offer of any fraction of an Additional Share in respect of any Number of Shares less than five held by him.

time

(5.)That the Directors he empowered

INTIMATION

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KOWLOON:

IN WID OF BRITISH WAR ORPHANS

In splendid weather, a most successful and fruitful bazaar, followed by a con- cert, in aid of the orphans of British sailors and soldiers, took place in the grounds of St. Andrew's Church Hall on Saturday afternoon. The idea was con- coived by Mrs. Gill, who speedily put it into practical effect and brought it to splendid fruition. Mrs, Gill and her able and onthusiastic resistant, Sister Ruther ford, of the Military Hospital, are to be heartily congratulated on the result of the function, which is expected finally to realise the high figure of $2,000,

Lady May, who opened the bazaar, was received by Mre. Gill and Miss Ruther ford at the entrance to the grounds and was escorted to the top of the steps, where a number of young ladies, attired to re present the various Powerg in the Allied cause, were arranged in a semi-circle.

Miss J Jack (England) welcoming her. ladyship, said We, the Allies, on be half of Mrs. Grand Miss Rutherford, present this basket of flowers a acknowledgement of your kindness in coming to Kowloon to open this fancy sale in aid of the orphans of our sailors and soldiers."

An

rise to the rumours to which reference has BAZAAR AND CONCERT AT been made. If China had seen fit to take the steps indicated no one could have blamed her. She has nothing to be grateful for to Germany in the past and no favours to hope for from Germany in the future. Nor is Germany in the least likely to be able to follow the Mailed fist policy when the war is over. It is at the present time that she is most to be feared, for, in her des peration, she has made her name synon mous with unscrupulousness from one end of the world to the other. Apart from her attempts to subern the leaders of public opinion in South Africa, to sow sedition in India, to encourage strikes in England, and to foment frouble in Russin, she has overrun Belgium, plunged the Turks and Bulgarians into a war for which they have no inclination, crented internecine

and strife in Persia,

trencherously Abused the hospitality of America. There is, indeed, no enormity which she is not prepared to commit if it is likely to serve ber purpose. She has long ago spread her poisonous propaganda in China and Macao, and it is only a few weeks since n shipment of arms intended for India was discovered in Shanghai. These, of course are blows aimed at the Allies, but the Ger- mans would not hesitate to involve China in their machinations if they though that by doing so they could gain any advantage No compunction about disturbing the peace of a neutral nation would hinder them from doing anything that might in any At the degree embarrass the Allies. moment German-owned and German sub sidised journals in China are industriously engaged in trying to foment friction between Great Britain and Japan. They have, for exampe, spread the report that Entente with China has been arranged behind the back of Japan, and to give it verisimilitude, they bave se forth the terms in detail. We can, of course, afford to smile at these efforts, which we mention only to illustrate the insatiable appetite of our enemies for mischief. But when the Germans direct

Lady May thanked them very much for the basket of flowers, and expressed her real pleasure to opening the bazaar, which was peculiar inasmuch as it var the first function of its kind that she had opened at Kowloon.

The stallholders were as follows:- Miscellaneous-Mesdames Gill, T. H King, D. K. Blair, A. Whitmarsh, Misses Rutherford and Packham

Sweets-Mesdames Gill, Stanley Smith, and Fmakin

Lady May's War Clothing Fund Stall- Mrs. Bouchier and Mrs. Cooper-Hunt.

Stencilling stall-Mesdames Davey and Griffin and Miss Rodger,

Packing Misseg Ferguson and Stone, Flower girls-Misses Lesbirel Tea-Mesdames Norman Pope, Aitken, and 8. E. Green, ma

Shooting gallery, Mr. S. E. Green. Bran pie-Sergt. Evans and Corporal Strange. This was arranged and given officers of the by non-commissioned R.AM.C.

The Allies were represented by the following:-Miss Jack (Belgium), Mies J. Jack (England), Miss Edwards (Italy), Miss Flint (France), Miss Lukbmanof (Russia), Miss Mary Hyde (Serbia), and Miss Maggie Ramsey (Japan). They carried appropriately decorated baskets, suspended from the neck by broad ribbon, "N.M.O."(Navy and Military Or

WATSON their devilish ingenuity towards the and sold badges, boaring the inscription

& CO., LTD..

DEATHS.

CHEETHAM-On November 30th, at 1 Yang Terrace, Weihaiwei Road, Shanghai, WILLIAM BANFORD CHEETHAM, in his 49th year. D HOPKINS-At the Shanghai General

Hospital on November 20th, MADE LEINE HOPEINA, the beloved wife of L.. A. HOPKINS, (formerly of Koren).

HONGKONG OPPEc: 10a, DES VEX ROAD, C. LONDON OFFION: 131, FL Brant, É.0.

The Daily Press.

HONGKONG, DECKSERH 6TH, 1916.

ignorant masses of China by exploitingphans). every delicate diplomatic situation that arises it becomes a matter of grave concern to all who have the welfare of the Republic

The grounds had been effectively decorated by Mr. Davey, An arch was erected over the entrance, and was cover ed with bunting, the Union Jack floating in the centre at the top,

A concert subsequently took place in the Church Hall. Mr. George Crimble

A mail for Europe via Siberia close arranged the programme, which was an

o-morrow at 3 pm..

The Aberdeen murder charge, in which two men are concerned, has been again adjourned.

The total output of the Kailag Mining Administration's mines for the week end. ing 20th November amounted to 58,317 tons, and the sales to 57,467 tons.

The Gazeite states that the King'e Exequatur, empowering Mr. G. 5. D. Hamel to act as Consul-General for the Netherlands at Hongkong, has received His Majesty's signature.

The Soengei Rampah Rubber and Plantations Co.'s output of rubber for the month of October was 0,541 The, king 67,314 lbs. for the 10 months of 1915, The number of coconuts to date is 950.

exceptionally good one and gave great pleasure to the large attendance. Mr. Grimble obtained the services of the best talent available in the Colony, as the names of the following contributors will showMesars. H. E, Muriel, A. J. Eng-- land, H. 1. Jones, W, G. C. Worcester, and H. Relphs (songs), Lieut and Mrs. Villiers Smyth (vocal duet), Mrs. Villiore Smyth and Miss Scott (songs), and Miss Mary Hyde (skipping-rope dance).

HONGKONG WEDDING.

DUCKWORTH LENNOX,

The wedding was solemnised at the Union Church, Kennedy Road, on Satur day morning, by the Rev. J. Kitk Maconachie, of Mr. Ferdinand Farrant Duckworth of the Hongkong Electrio Company, and Miss Agnes Campbell Lennox, only daughter of Mr. John

Assistant Lennox,

Superintendent Engineer of Messrs. Butterfeld. & Swine The marriage was imbued with a distinct military flavour; the bridegroom wa wearing khaki, the best man was in the uniform of the Special Police Reserve, and the majority of the gentlemen attended algo donned their Volunteer and

to dispose of all additional shares WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS. at heart. which members are not entitled to have offered to them to such persons upon such terms and conditions and as they consider at such times expedient in the interests of the Company. (6.) That the proposed exercise by the Directors of the power of borrowing vested in them by the creation of a debenture issue of $2,000,000 bearing interest at Six per cent, of which $1,000,000 is to be offered for sub- scription forthwith and the balance is to be dealt with in such manner as the Directors may in the present or future determine be and the same. is hereby approved and that the Directen be left to raise and secure the repayment of such debentures in such manner and upon such forms and conditions in all respects as they. think it with liberty, if they think fit to deposit any of such debentures with the Company's Bunkers on such terms be they think it as security for any indebtedness of the Company to its Bankers either present or future.

CHINA AND THE WAR, And the Resolution hereafter further subjoined will also be proposed as

The telegram from our Peking corres an Extraordinary Resolation, viz :--- "That the regulations contained in the pondent, that was published in our issue printed document submitted to this of Saturday, finally disposes of the many Meeting and for the purpose of circumstantial rumours which have been. identification subscribed by the Chairman thereof be and the same current for some days past as to the possi- are hereby approved and that such bility of China espousing the cause of the regulations be and they are hereby adopted as the Articles of the Com Allies. It is officially announced, says pany in substitution for and to the our message, that the Chinese Government exclusion of all the existing Articles has never received any proposal for parti-

carried a beautiful bouquet of white. Should the Resolution immediately pro- cipation in the war, has never opened any

flowers. Her going away costume was ceding for the approval and adoption of negociations on the subject with any

Special armons were delivered in St. of blue sorge, and she wore a white new regulations of the Company bo

Cooke Miss Jennis F. considered the possibility of abandoning John's Cathedral yesterday on behalf of picture bat, & WHEE bo submited for confirmation as Special Resolution to a second Extraor its neutrality and joining any belligerent the British and Foreign Bible Society. bridesmaid, and she wore a pretty dress dinary Meeting which will be subse sy 6580 whatever,

No die The preacher in the morning was the of pale blue silk, trimmed with hell or groups of boligerents. A copy of the now

pink, and works a mop cap to match. of be dodowns for examination by the Consignees regulations referred to can be seen on avowal could be more emphatic or Bishop of Victoria and in the evening with black velvet strings. The hest

Damaged packages must be left in the quently convened

The effect of it is to the Rov N. C. Pope. A strong appeal was wat weg Mr C. M. W. Reynolds.

After the coremony, a reception was and the Company's surveyors, fears. GODDARD application at the Company's Office in

Hongkong or at the Offices of Messieurs complete. and Dougras, 10 A., on Mondays and THURSDAYS. All Chima zaost be presented Descon, Looker, Deacon & Harston, the banish ali immediate prospect of eli made for liberal contributions to the held at the Hongkong Hotel, where the minating the baleful influence of the offertory in aid of this well-known healths of the newly-married couple were within ten days of the steamers arrival hore Company's Solicitors,

Germans from China, For, though it society, the annual circulation of whose proposed by Capt. F. W. James. Later in the day Mr. and Mrs. Duckworth left after which date they cannot be recognised. No "Cisima will be admitted after the Goode

might be possible for the Allies to take publications in China runs into millions for Macao, Canton and the West River,

where the honeymoon is to be spent. ave left the Godowns.

HY. D. PARE, For Superintendent.

over the German concessions in Hankow and steadily increases year by year.

a more dificult Since December 1st, 1914, the local depot, The presents were numerous and hand- and Tientsin, it would be Hongkong, 5th December, 1915.

matter to eject the Germans from the in Wyndham Street, has sold 1,340 Bibles International Settlements, and the one (in seven languages), 2,897 New Testa without the other would be useless, All mente (in 11 languages) and 6,572 por- foreigners, it must be remembered, enjoy tions of the Holy Scriptures a total of

10,818. equal rights of residence in the Treaty Ports, and they cannot be dispossessed of

Arrived Hongkong on 5th December, 1915, FROM ANTWERP, LONDON, MALTA PORT SAID, SUEZ, AND STRAITS. Consignees of Cargo by the above-named ressel are hereby informed that their goods are THEIR EISR in the being landed and placed Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where enol Consignment will be sorted out Mark by Mari and delivery can be obtained as the Goods are Landed.

Optional Goods will be landed here anlamı instructions are given to the contrary within

thereof

6 hou

Goods not cleared within 8 days including passed by the required majority it will Pawor or group of Powers, and has never date of arrival will be subject to rent.

No Fire Insurance will be elected by me in

D

HONGKONG GENERAL CHAMBER

OF COMMERCE.

NOTICE.

Dated the 1st day of December, 1015.

By Order of the Board,

R. M. DYER,

CHIEF MANAGER. NOTICE The Register of Shareholders will be Closed from and including the 14th December, 1915, to the 24th December, 1915. --

By Order of the Board,

R. M. DYER,

CHIEP, MANAGER.

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DOCK COMPANY, LIMITED,

NOTICE.

Mr. Skinner Turner, Judicial Adviser to the Ministry of Justice and member of the Supreme Court of Appeal in Siam since 1910, has been appointed Assistant

Judge of H.M, Supreme Court for China in succession to Mr. F. S. A. Bourne, M.G. He leaves Bangkok for Bhang-

hai in February,

Reserve uniforms:

The bride, who was given away by hos father, was charmingly attired i

gown of crême charmeuse, trimmed with and a wreath of orange blossom, wad

a

shadow lace. She also wore a tulle veil

sotra

in

Was the

HOLIDAYS FOR 1916.

It is notified in the Gazette that the following public and general holidays will be observed as Government Holidays As the fancy goods intended for the 1916 Public Holiday-Empire Day Wednesday, 24th May. General GENERAL MEETING of Member THE HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA those rights without the concurrence of the recent Al Fresco Fête on behalf of Holidays: Saturday, 1st Janua

will be held on FRIDAY, the 10th

Chinese, who are fords of the soil. In the poor under the care of the Society Thursday, 3rd February Good Friday 21st April Saturday, 22nd April Easter St. Vincent de Paul arrived Monday, 24th April King's Birthday, December, 1915, at 4 o'clock P.M. in the

view of Germany's well-known passion for of CHAMBER ROOM, NEW GOVERNMENT

England after the annual Saturday, 3rd June; Whit Monday, 19th BUILDING, to nominate a Member of the

intrigue, it seemed not improbable that from

June: Monday, 7th Augusty Monday 9th the General Committee have October Monday, 6th November Chamber to fill the place of the late Honourable Mr. E. A HEWE, C.M.G., on

parmant to the Resolutions advertised the Chinese might be willing to take the p the Legislative Council.

under the patronage of Bishop Pozzoni, Tuesday, 26th December Notice in writing of the Names of ON THE 14TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1918 steps necessary to free themselves from the decided to disposo of them at a Kermesse Christmas Day, Monday, 25th December

It is further notified that His Excel- Candidates and their proposers and secondere and the offer of New Shares will be made presence of such a dangerous element in in the compound of the Roman Catholic to be lodged with the Secretary at least 48 TO THE SHAREHOLDERS ON THE their midst end it was this, no doubt, Cathedral, on the 19th inst., commencing lency the Governor has been pleased to at 2 p.m. The Orchestra of the exclude the Police Magistrates Depart hours before the time appointed for holding BEGISTER ON THAT DAY. The last day combined with a natural desire on the part Sociedade Philarmonica, under the con- ment from the operation of the Holidays

for receiving transfers will accordingly be the Meeting

By Order,

THE 13TH DECEMBER, 1915

of British, French, Russian and Belgian ductorship of Prel. Gonsalez, have kindly Ordinance, 1912 (Ordinance No. 5. of RM DYER,

consented to play during the afternoon, 1838), on the 22nd and 24th April, 12th EA. M. WILLIAMS

residents in the Far East to see the Ger-and the Boy Scoute will also give their June, 7th August 8th October, and th Secretary.

Chief Manger,

mans deprived of a sanctuary, which gave services for the occasion.

November and 28th December, Hongkong, 2nd December, 1915.

Hongkong, Ist December, 1915.

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HAREHOLDERS are reminded that

above THE REGISTER WILL BE CLOSED

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