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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE.

TS HEREBY NOTIFIED that there I will be NO OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS during the Three Race Days, vis-20th, 27th and 28th inak. N DANIE

By Order of the Committee,

R. KANCOCK

Acting Secretary

Hongkong, 28th Febenary, 1917.

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THE HONGKONG -- DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

RACE MEETING, 1817.

ITO-DAY (TUESDAY), TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), AND BATURDAY

„A (OFF-DAY), FEBUARY 277, 28TH AND 3RD March,

NICKETS of ADMISSION to the GRAND

TED ENCLOSURE may be

HOUSES TO LET

TO LET FURNISHED.

[O. 8. GOUGH HILL (Bo. 142, Tun; NO months, from Int June, 1917.0

Apply

LINSTEAD DAYIB.

[240.

TO LET DICIENDINURIT.

THE HONGKONG ROPE MANUFACbtained from Hers, KELLY & WALGE, DARGE OFFICE Centrally Bliste

TURING COMPANY, LIMITED,

THE THIRTY-THIRD ORDINARY

ANNUAL MEETING OF SHABE HOLDERS in the above Company will be held at St. George's Buildings, Chater Road. Victoria, on SATURDAY, the 10th March, 1017, at 11.30 o'clock in the foreroon, for the of receiving Statement of Acerinte purpose and the Report of the General Manager for the year ending 31st December, 1918, and electing Consulting Committee and Auditors, The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from MONDAY the 6th antil SATURDAY, the 10th March, 1917, March, 1917, both days inclusive.

SHEWAN, TOMES & Co..

General Amagers. Hongkong. 24th February, 1917.

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er at the Gate Price $10 for the Moring (excluding the O-DAY

or $4 per day, Tiskete for the Off-Day S

No one admitted without a Tisket, to be shown to the Ticket Inspector at the Gate.

THOUGH,

Clark of the Conme. Hongkong, 23rd February, 1817,

HONGKONG JOOKEY CLUB.

850

THE STEWARDS roquout the pleasana of the presence of the LADIES at the GRAND STAND and the ENCLOSURE doring the Races

A. Stand and Enclosure will be reserved far Members and Members Wives and Families, Tickets for which are being sent out with the Members Takata *All Tickets mast

produced le gain admission.

Special accommodation will be reserved as

rogent

your for Chinens Ladies and their Femala AND

attendants in the Stand rooted on the plot of ground next to the Trusitano Club Stand.

T. F. HOUGH,

Clark of the Course Hongkong, 3rd February, 1917.

UNIVERSITY OF HONGKONG. MATRICULATION,

SENIOR JUNIOR LOCAL EXAMINATIONS.

بدید

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that these EXAMINATIONS will com. mens on MONDAY, July 9th, 1917. g50

Arrangements will be made to hold the Bramination of any town where sufcient number of candidates offer themselves. Candidates who wish to be examined at any

in

NOTICE

other

A PROPOS the above, Mumbere are place than Hongkong or Shangbai mest

hereby notified that although Member apply to the Registrar on or before April Sud ship of the JourEY CLUE entitles them to free Forms of entry and all partiontare can be admission to the Enclosure and Bands during given to obtained on application to the REGISTRAR, the Race Meeting an

pportunity

contribution to the THE UNIVERSITY, HONGKONG them to mako

purchasing an admission The entry form, duly filled in, mast reach War Charitier by also the Registrar, together with the fos (Tan Ticket at the Gate, A Book will be in care of the Gate Keeper in which Members are asked to recard any wach

[TF HOUGH,

Clerk of the Coarse Hongkong Bed February, 1817.

before Dollar Hongkong Currency) on form May 2nd, 1917.

The following Sokolarships and

and Prizes will be awarded on the results of the Matriculation Examination, provided that candidates of suficient merit offer themselves

President's

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HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

(1) Two King Edward VII, Saholarshipu of £40 year each, for five years. Teuskla in any Faculty. Candidate 1, the q

Servants will be allowed inside the Scholarships must be under the age 21

ENCLOSURE of the Race Course during on July 1st, and must before the first day of the Examination submit to the the Base Days WITHOUT TICKETS, which be had on application to the Undersigned. that his * British proof that the Thiess Tickets are only available for Bervants subject. Scholarship

of Four while in attendance on their employers or (b) On

Hundred Dollar (Poking Carrenoy) for when on duty at the various Stands.with ive reses, tenable in way Faculty A Any Chinese found loitering about Candidate for this Scholarship must be Servanta passes in their under the age of 21 years an July at day of the and munt refers the first Kramication submit to the Registras proof shat he is the son of Chinese Parents, that he was not born in any British Pension or Protectorate; tast he has not adopted any foreign ustion- ality:

y and that he is not eligible to FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF nampete Scholarship King Edward VII.

of

Two Chinese General Chanbor Commerce Scholarships of 30 Dollars a year each for 4 years, tenable in the Fecnity of Engineering. These Schalar anips will be awarded to poor stadionts who would otherwise be unable to ester VOTRONG tho University. (d) Five caali prison of 8100 sack (Hongkong

Charroney) Candidates who speure King Edward VII pr. President's Scholarships or esah prises must saber the Univity on the day on which the opens and must reside in University Basio

hostels directly managed by the oze of the: University.

The Examinations will be conducted accord. ing to the "Rogulations for the Basisr and Junior Local Besminations and for the Matriculation Examination, 1917.

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GREEN ISLAND CEMENT COMPANY,

LIMITED, AND REDUCED, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that N TRANSFER ZOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from THUES- DAY Marols, to SATURDAY, Sist Marob, 1917, both days inclusive,

The return of

af 82.50 per Share

•will be paid. Poprad Woldere on and after the

Kath March, 1917, on presentation of Share Certificates for endorsemek

By Order of

the BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Hengkong, 2nd February, 1917, [529

IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN PENTONY, DECEASED,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that CREDITORS and other persons in China having any claims or demands against, the estate of JOHN PANTONY, Inte in the

to

of 8; Shop Street, Drand of The County of Lonth, freland, Merchant Service Club, Shanghai, deceased, who died on the 24th 1916, and Lebters of Administration whose real and personal estate werd y's High Court of granted by His Majesty's Justice in Ireland to MARY PENTONY, OF No. & Shop Street, Drogeds aforesaid, and resealed in His Britannic Majesty's Supreme Court for China in Shanghai

by me, the undersigned, Attorney for the

said MARY PENTONY, are hereby required

Possession will forfeit

in Queen's Bond, fully partitioned and fitted with electric light, talophone ad wxb. exainage.

Apply

NO.BLGIN STREET, 6 Keen Heuse

From

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INTIMATION

27TE. 1617.

WATSON'S

OLD BROWN

BRANDY

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Base of " Daily Pres

TO LET

April

Dr. M. E. ASGER, New Post Offee Building.

QUALITY,

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NEW HOUSES now Building in Con- dult Road. Ready for occuzation on 1 February, 1917. For rent and ether particulars apply to

No

H. M. H. NEMAZED, 1 Das Verur Road.

TO LET.

TO. 4. BLGIN STREET.

Apply to

1108

PERCY SMITH, SETH & FLEMING:

Brion Brandy

TO LET AT THE FEAK.

AURNISHED, 3, Stewart Terrace,

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HE. POLLOCK; Z

Princes" Buldings

TO LET:

Puc ATS in EWO MESS” No. 6, 181 Apply Property Office,

JARDINE, MATHESON Z Co., Len

TO LEA.

know

aliro.

menace,

that the Government, fully | FATALITY AT GREEN ISLAND.

THAGIO DEATH OF MR. A H HEWITT

the

dangers

are taking firm measures to leason its possible consequences. The

The death occurred at Green Island general approval which has been accorded to Mr. LLOYD GEORGE's proposals for the yesterday afternoon, under sudden and drastle reduction of imports in order tragic circumstances, of Mr. A. H. that military operations shall not be bem-Howitt superintending engineer of the Green Island Cement Company, About pered by any lack of ships simply shows.

3.p.m., the late Mr. Hewitt, while follow- once again that the people of Great

ing his employment, slipped and fell of Britain are rondy to make any sscrifice in

a plent to the ground below, a distance order to win the war There never was,

of about ten feet. He did not rise, and nor can there be in these circumstances,

an examination showed that the deceased any doubt as to the ultimate issue. The

had sustained some severe internal in enemy, it must be remembered, are doing jury Medical aid was at once secured,

their worst, and the probabilities Bre

after the accident.

that instead of the losses of merchant but death took place about half an hour ships continuing in an increasing ratio

The late Mr. Hewitt, who was unmarri decrease 25“, more they will tend to

pifcctive measures are gradually evolved for combatting the dangor that threatens them. When a ship is lost the nawa i immediately telegraphed to all parts of in said about the the world, but nothing submarines “which asver return.” Ad miral VON CAPELLE recently told a private menting of the Reichstag that the Ger man Navy's expectations from ruthless submarining had been surpassed, and accused the British Press of concealing the extent of the sinkings. He spoke on February 21st, and raid there was no Teason to think that a single submarine had been lost since the beginning of the month. Against this statement we have Admiral JELLICOES statement that he is satisfied with the results achieved by the British Navy in its warfare upon under- seas craft. The assurance is vague, but its vagueness 1s in accordance with the traditional policy of the Silent Ser vice It is a moot point, however, whether the time has not arrived for some, at least, of this reserve to be aban- doned. The policy of secrecy may be "most distasteful" to the enemy, but if we knew little more definite y how many submarines were put out of action, it would certainly help to maintain public confidence. It would be encouraging, for example, to know that "the wastage." is in excess of the supply. It is patent from the comparatively small WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, number of British steamers sunk that the measures taken to guard certain defined commercial routes are effective, but we are now almost as vitally interested in neutral shipping as in our own, and prac tically the only effective way of safe guarding our interests lies in the destruc TRAIN CRAWFORD.At H.B.M. Consulate

General, Shanghai, on February 20th,tion of the chomy vessels. The arming and afterwards at the Union Church, of merchantmen will take time to com by Rev. C. Darwent, WILLIAM plete and there are not wanting some HENEY, youngest son of the late Mr. W. TRAIN and Mrs TRAIN, of Wind sor Villa, Millport, Scotland, to JEAN TIER, Becond daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. HUGH CRAWFORD, of Sunnyside, Largs, Sootland

DEATHS. AHMED At No. 2 Thorne Road, Fati mah, Shanghai, on February 20th the heloved daughter of Mr. and M18 A. J. AHMED, aged three years and five months

25 YEARS IN WOOD,

(90)

A. S. WATSON

them, and the holders basroof will be removed an Int Floor Na 3, Queen's Road

from the Enclosure

THOUGH,

Clerk of the Course. Hongkong, 23rd February, 1017.

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HONGKONG.

RACE HOLIDAYS.

OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all FIER INSURANCE OFFICES will CLOSED for the Transaction of PUBLIC BUSINESS TO-DAT (TUESDAY) and TO HORBOT (WEDNESDAY), the 27t3 and 28th instant, at 11.45 AM

By Order,

AR. LOVE, Secretary.

999 Hongkong, 24th February, 1917.

MARINE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF HONGKONG. RACE HOLIDAYS

TOTICE IS that all

Central, að present in the compation of The China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd,”

Apply temp CHINA FIRE INSURANCE 06. 125

10 LET.

GODOWN In Daddell Street Light and Alry Officou drerlooking Statue Square Moderwie rent

For rent and other particulars apply to---

One of "Dilly Press” Odion

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Bron Ist May, FFICES, 2nd Floor, St. George's Balld

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CO., LTD..

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ARRIAGE

NARINE INSURANCE OFFICES FOUR 200KED HOUSES Gordon HEWITT. On the 26th inst.. at Green

Forraon and Ballsbury Avenue, Kowloon,

will be CLOSED for the Transation of and TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), the TO LET OR FOR HALE PUBLIC BUSINESS TO-DAY(TUESDAY)

27th and 28th Instant, at IL-66 M

By Order,

Hongkong, 4th February,

- A FLAT in Humphreys Buildings, Kowloon,

HONGKONG

A. R. LOWE,

Secretary 1917. (840

HOTEL.

PECIAL DINNEES will be sarved im

SPOL

tka GRILL ROOM on the following

RAOD DAYS-

TO-DAY (TUESDAY)

AND

TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY),

st 83.50 per head.

ORCHESTRA in attendance.

Plan of tables Hotel Ofice.

SKOWLOON MARINE LOT 18 with wharf uren 58,000 ng, fi, suitable for Coal Storage or erection of Godowns,

Apply Sou

HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE

Alexandra Bulldingu,

0

Island, as the result of an accident AH. HEWITT, Superintending Engi neer Green Island Cement Co.

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Hawdzone Orten: 10s, Das Vaux Roan, C. LONDOR OFFLON: 181, Piave Brazer, BC.

ed, was about 50 years of age, and had been in the employ of the Green Island Cement Company for the past 30 years, entering the Company as chief engineer. He was an Inspector in the Police Re

Borve, and was highly respected and escomed by large circle of friends, to whom the newe of his death, under such sudden circumstances has come as a great

shock

HONGKONG MAGISTRACY.

ONE GOOD TURN/

An Indion constable saw a Tramway employe bending over a rail when a car was approaching, and went up to the un- suspecting workman to inform him of his. danger. The Indian tapped the man on the shoulder and asked him to move away. Without a moment a hesitation the work- man turned around and struck the con- stable, Mr Melbourne, fined him. yesterday.

STONE THROWING:

In connection with the charge against two school-boys of throwing stones at E motor-car occupied by Mr Shelton Hooper, one of the boys was discharged by Mr. Wood yesterday, and this lad gave evidence against the other boy, who, it was stated was not at home when the stone throwing took place, and this seem- ed to point to the fact that he knew some thing about the incident.

The lad who was discharged said thas when he was in school on Friday even ing he heard a great noise, and then saw an European come into the school He did not know anything about the stone throwing.

Defendant alleged that it was that boy who actually threw the stones; he saw him throw one down when the Europena cune into the school.

The witneas said that it was be who turned on the electric light when Mr. Shelton Hoopor ran into the school.

The defendant went into the witness- box, and denicil all knowledge of the affair

amongst these entitled to express an aa- thoritive opinion who argue that the com- parative immunity which armed mer chantmen undoubtedly enjoy does not furnish sufficient recompense for divert ing the pecessary labour and material from other directions in which, they urge, it could be more profitably employed To provide 16,000 suitable gung and some

Owing to the doubt existing in the case thing like 38,000 trained gunners, is no Mr. Wood said he could make nothing light task in these days, and such are of it and the defendant was discharged. the number that would be needed to equip 4,000 merchantmen to depend en

FIRST AID EXAMINATION. tirely upon their own resourens. The Athos one of the finest boats in the

At an Examination in First Aid, held Messageries feet, was torpedoed, despite recently, under the auspices of St. John the fact that she was escorted by two de Ambulance Association, at the Tung Wah stroyers. The seven Dutch boats, which Hospital, the following were successful: have been so wantony sunt, would prob Thomas Chan, Cheak in Bee, Cheak ably have reached their destination safely Toon Lock, Cheong Fat Lim, Cheng Run had they chosen to follow the advice of Cheng, Percy Edwards, Ferguson Ede, THE SUBMARINE CAMPAIGN.

the British Admiralty instead of relying Eu Khay Hoe, John F. Grose, William Ir would be idle to attempt to minimise upon German guarantees. But, although Gittins William Hall, Ho Leung, Ho the seriousness of the losses which enemy the complete armament of all merchant Shax Kit, Ho Cheuk, Ho Shni Ki, Ho submarines=following t their ayowed vessels may not be immediately practicShai We, Herbert Hung (Second: Ex- policy of ruthless and indiscriminate doable, it is generally admitted that the amination), Hung Hing Kom, James struction are inflicting upon the World's policy of arming as many of them as Tei Sung King, Lee Boon Hok, Lim mercantile marine, The Germans know possible is thy tight one to parane in view Eng Hae, Lo Man Kain, Lo Man Wai, full well that the ability of the Allies to of the fact that the necessity of frustrat Lo Mau Hin, Lo Man Pan, Lo Sek Teau, Lob Chao Chang, Loke Yaik Yeow, wage war is mainly dependent upon the ing the submarine campaign, almost over.

Colin Mackenzie, Ong Has Chye, Archi- ANTED A Sale Agent for the shipping at their disposal. Without the shadows every other consideration at the

TO LET.

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FFICES at 2, Connaught Eood Contral,

OFFICES in King's and York Buildia ym. HOUSES in Clifton Gardena, Canduit Rond HOUSES Is Broadwood and Koreion Termoso Shamera, Canton,

HOUSES

Apply to

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST- MENT AND AGENCY 00., Lan.

HOSIERY COTTAGE INDUSTRIES.

The Baily Press.

HONGKONG 27TH MERWART, 1917,

[561 Wale of Auto-Knitters suitable ship at their disposa de pont monent. With the gradual arm bald Roberts, Bar Whee Rooug, Tay Gan

HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.

for the Year ending 31st December, 1916, HE PINAL DIVIDEND DECLARED

to send particulars in writing of their at the rate of Two Pounds Three Shillings claims or demands to me on or before the Starling, together with a Bonus of Ten Shillings 28th day of February, 1917,

at the under Sterling per Share, is Payable on and affer der which date the MONDAY, the 25th day of February, Current, mento aid your PINTONY loaned at the Offers of the Corporation, where Share

sets of the

for Warrants situate in China will be forwarded to holders are requested to apply for

By Order of the Court of Directors, the said Administratrix, who will not

STABB, thereafter accept liability in respect of

Chief Manager of such assete of the Baid JOHN Pocused or any part thereof to any person or persons resuling in Chins of whose claims or demands I shall not then have had notice.

Dated this 5th day of February, 1917.

HERBERT W LOOKER

Attorney for the Administratrix,

MARY PENTORY

1 Des Voeux Road Central,

Hongkong

105]

Hongkong, 24th February, 1917.

WANTED:

VINALIBER, Br., übrininer, før Harbour or

Tim, William Thomas, Thung Siang Swee, Toh Eng Hoe, Yeow Tuck On and Yung Hin Chiu. Dr. T. E. Chean, M.B., B.S., acted na Hon, Lecturer to the Class,

and Dr. G. H. Thomas, M.B., B. S., w Zattempt the Hon. Examiner, eve

for the above industries. N

Full particulars can be obtained from tions of war, raw materials and foodstuffs ing of the merchant feet, with the Navy COX, we should soon be helpless, and there is incessantly at work perfecting measures 19 Nanking Road,

no doubt that the continued reduction of for destroying the enemy's powers for tonnage is increasing enormously the dif-harm, and with the Government taking [394

culties with which the military author the necessary steps to replace inevitable tes have to contend and adding seriously losses, develop our Home resources, and to the burdens which the people at Home lessen our 1pendence upon overseas sup- are called upon to beat. The daily tell plies, we can look forward confidently of ships sunk shows the success with which to the future the German submarine campaign is meet ing, but, although the situation already created may be grave beyond words, there is so far little likelihood of our collage through economic pressure. The

Sang. Apply in one weling with pegs refs, dating age and may be mixed do

W. 8. BAILEY & Co. Lze

Kowloon.

106

FOR SALE

TANLEY GIBBOTS, SCOTTS and TVERT ETHELNERE FOSTAGE FRENCH LESSONS STAMP CATALOGUES for 1917

G. MOUSSION,

15 MORRIBOR HILL HARD.

188

GRACA & CO.,

No. 4, WINDHAM STREET,

Hongking

best means to be adopted for destroying

The matriculation, and senior and junior local examinations of the Hong kong University will commence on Mon: day, July 9th

The annual meeting of the Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co, Ltd, will be held in the ofices of the General rs, Messrs fhewan Tomes & Co,

rday, March 10th,

the submarines is a problem which must necessarily be left entirely to the naval Máy

to on but it is satisfactory experts.

ORGANIZATION OF CANADIAN RESOURCES

The Manitoba. Grain Growers. ConvON- tjon at Brandon Bondemned private pro Steering on the part of those engaged in supplies urged that a dengus of wealth the manufacture or furnishing of war of man power, should follow the inventory e and declared ita opinion that thoon resources could only be organized to foll by National Government in efficiency which the interests of political parties are made subservient to the interests of the