NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ROYAL HONGKONG YACHT CLUB, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL
· MEETING will be held at the Club House North Paint, on SATURDAY Nov. 19TH at. 53) na to confirm Resolutions passed, at the last Extraordinary General Meeting. The Meeting will take place at about 5.30. Par. or immediately after the conclusion of the day's racing.
A. G. LAMPLUGE,
Hon. Secretary Hongkong, November 14th [1751
NOTICE.
Government House,
- November 12th, 1971, EMBERS of the Gangal Committes for
M the Reception of HRH. THE PRINCE
OF WALIS are zaminded that MEETING OF THE COMMITTEM is to be held at the CITY HALL, Chamber at Commerce Room an WEDNESDAY, November 16th, at 12 noon. at which arrangements for camping out the approved programme will be considered.
It is hoped that all members of the General Committee will be able to attend.
Teddy Neal
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CONSIGNEES per Company's Steamer * KNIGHT CƠMFANION
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THEPLO, B. N. Co.'s Steamer
"NOMALI"
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ment.
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MR. JORN
WILKIE.
regret to record the death of Mr.
on her part. The latest Japanese Nate knowledge of the principles and usages on the subject states that on more than of international law. The Japonesa Note one occasion the Chinese Government hay | pienrly indicates that Japan intends to approached the Japanese Government adhere to all the rights granted to John Wilkie, an old and well-known re informally with proposals for a settlement Germany, thus making Tsingtao as exudent of the Colony, at the Matilla of the matter, and it was in view of the clusive as it was under the Gorman Hospital yesterday morning. For over failure of these proposals to mature that régime. The cat is let out of the bag twenty years he was in the service of the Japanese Government finally on in this matter by the remark that while the Hongkong and Whampoa Duck Co., September 7th proposed most “fair and Germany and sole control over the generous terms" to the Chinese Govern Shantung Railway, Japan, bas magnani- China has siner denied that anyuously agreed to give China a share informal proposals were made, so it is in the contral.
This, in fact, is n case of hard swearing on either side. the extent to which the Japanese con In any case, there is, of course, no cesalons go. We published the other evidence of such proposals, and their clay a list showing that during the six A series of Vandyck Photo-advancement by the Japanese Govern years that have elapsed sizes her ment can only be meant to catch the nccupation she has established herself public sympathy and to indicate that thoroughly, and Tsingtao ia. all Chinese Japan, in making her proposals, was practical purposes as much Japanese
not influenced by the approach of the property to-day as Dairen Washington Conference, but by a desire to crystallise the informal proposals of the Chinese Government. For the rest, Japan's Note does not advance matters. The Japanese Government" takes" the stand that China is bound by the Versailles Treaty. China, not having signed that Treaty, does not take - ita provisions as-binding on her. In this she occupies much the same position as the United States. But there is an additional complication in the case of The second meeting of the Union Chiss, and that is that she signed a Church Literary Club will be held this treaty with Japan in 1915 practically evening when the Rev. T. Kirk Macon Gertrude F. Godart, revealed Mr. Edgar achie will give a lantern lecture entitled
The Starry Heaven."-ADFT.
gravures Illustrating
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Consigages of Cargo by the above-named vessel are hereby informed that their goods are being landed and pisced at their risk in the Hongkong, and Kowloon Wharf i and
down Company's Godowns at Kowloon where each consigament will be sorted ont Mark by Mark and delivery can be obtained as the good" are landed.
Opuensi cargo will be landed; anlei notless Options! goods will be landed here unless
has been given prior to steamer's sṛrival..
All brukan, oliafed, sud damaged goods are „do de lata in ane Gonowna, where:inez will. be examined, on any Tuesdays and Fridays
between the hours of 10,45 sm, and noon. within the free storage periods.
No claims will be withisted after the Goods have left the steamer's Godown, and all Goods
will be subjoch bo rent.
Instructions have been given to the contrary. 6 hours before arrival of the steamer,
Goods not cleared within & days, including date of arrival, will be subject to rent.
No Fire Insurance will be affected by us in
any case whatever ca
Damaged packages must be left in the Godowns for examination by the Consignees,
& DOUGLAS SA 10 A M, on Mondays and Thurs- days
CO. LTD.,
(Established 1841) *·
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PHONE 18.
BIRTHS.-
INOASIDE. At the Victoria Nursing Home Shanghai, on November 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM IRONBIDE, A daughter. M
ceding to Japan all the German rights in Shantung. This was a part of the famous Twenty-One Demands, which were
Ltd. and later became partner in the business of engineers, contractors and machinery agents carried on by Messrs. Macdonald & Co. When the partnership. was dissolved.
some years ago Me. Wilkie carried on a business of his own and being keenly interested in mining. developments in the provinces of Kwang- tiga in
Few men hail a better idea of the great possibilities well as of the dificulties of enterprises. of this nature in South China.
Abr Wilkie had been in. ng health for some time past, and has passed away at the age of 38. Sincere sympathy is felt by many friends with Mrs. Wilkie, who is at home, and with the two sons, Swatow has reported that there are two Wilkie, both of whom are with firms in The Fatehing from Bangkok and G. A. G. Wilkie, Mr. P. W. A junks ashore of Chiland Point.
Shanghai, the former with Messrs. G. N. Messrs. Butterfield & Swire. Marshall & Co., and the latter with Valley last evening.
The funeral took place at Huppy
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Further letters on the subject of the local British Legion organisation are unavoidably beld ever until tomorrow.
The design of Messrs. Hemming & Berk ley of Hankowy bas been selected for the War Memorial to be erected in the British Concession at Hankow.
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Trustworthy information has been Asiatic Petrolcam Co., who was captured received that Mr. J. Rasmussen, of the
October 1st, is alive and well, by bandits on the North
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Mr. R. A. Currie, the Commissioner of Customs at Hankow, has handed over ment to Mr. F Maze. Mr. Carrie has charge of the Hankow Customs establish
left on four months' furlough.
An apprentice was seriously injured at the Kowloon Dock on Sunday. A pro pellor was being placed in position when the hauling tackle gave way. The boy he now "lies in was promptly removed to hospital where a serious condition, suffering from a compound fracture of his Teg and wrist.
It seems
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WARWICK COMEDY CO.
"COMPROMISED.”
at lease to reintroduce us to Miss Cyril Harcourt's three-act play served Warwick as an actor of resource, and served up a theme, if not original, of perennial interest. It also gave Mr. of a worthless, good for nothing son. Was Dudley Howarth & further opportunity of demonstrating his worth. His portrayal
a most convincing piece of acting, and gave the play the reality it needed. Mr. Frank Wheatley as the peppery Sir John Capel also demonstrated his all-round Miss Lens Flowerdew materially assisted capability. Miss Dorothy Radford and in the evening's success.
This evening three short comedies are
Hongkong.
LARGE HAUL OF OPIUM.
The cargo boat, No. 3020, berthed at the Douglas Wharf, was searched by the Revenue Officers, early yesterday morn ing. They discovered 4,440 taels of raw opium worth $8,580. The drug was con- tained in 10 kerosene tins packed up in matting and concealed in the hold under some cargo. The master was arrested - and will be charged in due course
OPIUM DEALING. HEAVY FINE IMPOSED.
i reelsfag uzdelivered after the 19th Nov., and the Company's surveyors Messrs.GODDARD PARK:At the Victoria Nursing Home: it not being within China's power toon, the Colonial Secretary and Mr. E.G. N. Orme, with being in the unlawful possented to the undersigned "on or before / Air daims must-be presented within tan BAMBAYAt the Victoria Nursing Home, returned to China when' China declared Department), paid a visit of inspection pared opium sad 54 taels of opium dress.
All Clatias agalus the Steamer must be
The 3rd Dec., or they will not be recognised.
No Fire insurance will be effected.
· BUTTERFIELD & NWIKE,
Agente.
Hongkong, November 14th, 1921 [1754 |
days of the Steamer's arrival bere after which dale they cannot be recognized.
No eisime will be admitted after the good bare left the Glodowa...
MACKINNON MACKENZIE & CO., Agents: Hongkong, November 11th, 1921. 1740
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COMPAGNIE
DES MESSAGERIES. MARITIMES.
NOTICE
YONSIGNEES
י,
The
=
Dr. Schwartz. was for several years in
putation.
WATSON & imposed on China at the point of the bayonet while the war was in progress, and it was thought the other Powers. interested were too busy to interfere. Happily, diplomatic pressurs caused the withdrawal of demands which would have made Chins a closed country, to all but Japan, but the Shantung Treaty was
Chinese government detectives have re to be given and a Grand Guignol, in the signed. China contends that her declara-ported to their superiors that "Radicalsure of a thrill. There should be a tion of war on Germany, which followed and Communists in Shanghai are very good house to witness something new for. in 1917, destroyed all the rights enjoyed within the past two weeks, states a local active, and 30,000 members have joined by Germany in Shantung, and that they Chinese news agency. should therefore, return automatically to her without conditions. This view is supported by the fact that in the Kisochan Convention, concluded between Chins and Germany, it was stipulated that Germany should not cede the leased territory to any other Power than China. As China was not at war with Germany According to the Shumpas more than at the time the Shantung Treaty with Harbin law courts and will take at least 2,000 lawsuits are still pending in the Japan was signed and the Kinadhau three years before they can be adjusted. Convention still held good, it may be. This means more than two decisions a taken that Japan was given provisional day, not allowing for possible holidays.
conservative estimate. Charge of German rights in the province,
H.E the Governor, accompanied by the Chinese men were charged, before Mr. At the Magistracy; on Saturday, three Shanghai, on November 7th, to Mr. cede them. Therefore, also, those rights W. Carpenter (of the Public Works possession of a small quantity of pre- and Mrs E Parx, 'á sön Shanghai, on November 7th, to M war on Germany.
to Cheung-chan on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Lec d'Almada appcared for all They were received by Mr. C. Gthree men and stated that one of the and Mrs, W. G. BAMBAY, a daughter. SHINEE-At No. 68. The Teak, on Nov. that the contention of Ching that the Residents' Association.
latest Japaneso Note says Alabaster, O.B.E., and other members of defendante was prepared to undertake 13th, to Mr. and Mrs. WALTER CHARLES SAINER, A SON.
all responsibility. He, therefore, asked 1747
the rights of lease expired entirely. WADL At the Victoria Nursing Home,
Tho death is announced of the Rev. for the discharge of the other two. as a natural consequence of the Chinese H. W. Schwartz, M.D., of the Methodist Chief Preventive Officer Watt had no Shanghai, on November 6th, to Mr. declaration of war against Germany Episcopal Mission, who was in Japan objection and this course was adopted. and Mrs. HT. WADE, a son. Wilson-At 184, North Szechura Road tantamount to a wholesale abnegation oftioned in Sendah. Later he and Mrs. charged was not a general dealer in over 30 years, being for many years star d'Almada said that the man Extension, Shanghai, on November the treaties in existence, but on the Schwartz were stationed at Yokohama, opium. He was more or less a fortune- LOST OB STOLEN.
eth, to Mr. and Mrs. T. WH other hand it is argued that if weight and after the retirement of Dr. Loomis, teller by profession: The opium was for WILSON, a daughter.
his own use. THE Fublic are hereby warned not to bay
is to be placed on the exact observance charge of the Bible Society's work there fortune-telling does not enhance his re- DEATHS. or negotiate DEPOSIT RECEIPT No.
The Magistrate: As a profession 777 issued on 28th October, 1922, by the Canton
CATLIN-At St. Marie Hospital, Shang-
of treatics, thor Japan should certainly Branch of the DETTECE ABIATICHE BANK,
hai, on November 8th, NINO TESER have respected China's agreement with An advertisement in another part of Berlin, for Marks 54,000. The Deposit Receipt
CATLIN, Standard Oil Company of Germany, and refrained from asking Dodwell & Co., Ltd., have been appoint- to-day's issue, announces that Mesars. has either becir LOST or STOLEN. [17181:28 in connection
New York, aged 25 years. are hereby informed that their HUNTING-At the Victoria Narsing China to dede her rights when Chinned the Frincipal Agents in Hongkong stoeption of Opium, Treasure and Valuables are Home, Shanghai, on November 8th, could only cede those rights by breaking of the Ocean Accident and Guarantee WINIFRED JOAN, beloved daughter of her agreement with a Power with whom Office of this well-known Company is at Corporation of London The Eastern Head Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Hunting aged she was then at peace. As a matter of Singapore. Mr. Albert C. Hall, the a motor car on Friday evening at the A Chinese man was knocked down by eight weeks and three days. ISHIKAWA-On November 5th, Vice-Pre-fact what China agreed to in the manager, is at present on a visit to junction of Caine Road and the Old
sident ISHIKAWA, of the Tung Wen Shantung Treaty with Japan in 1915
Hongkong.
Bailey. Suffering from bruises and Collego, formerly Dean of the Kyoto
shock, he was removed to the Govern- Imperial University,
was to recognise all matters that might With regard to the recent telegram toment Civil Hospital for treatment. a.m., on November 14th, 1921, JOHN Gormany respecting the disposition of from Canton, the Chinese Chamber of the Government Civil Hospital on Satur Three Chinese mon, were "admitted to WILKIE, beloved husband of Janie' "Wilkie.
£1740 German rights in Shantung. On the face Commerce has sent another telegram day, suffering from injuries sustained &S ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
of if this might be taken as an agree. stating that during the past month be the result of a collapse of a pile of Mrs. WILKIE and family, desire to returnment to cede German rights to Japan, ed Shanghai.
tween 20 and 30 million coins have reach timber at the Tai Hing Choeng Timber
Unless steps are taken Yard. thanks for the numerous expressions although it does not explicitly say so. immediately, they will become a menace of sympathy offered and for the many at the point is that China was then to the financial market, concludes the Deported from Singapore, a Chinesq floral tributes received in their
telegram.
man was killed on Friday through ac recent sad bereavement. [1750
at peace with Gormany, the lease to
cidently falling into the water whilst The Industrial Institution for the walking on the breakwater wall to the Germany still held good, and it was ultra HONGKONG OFFICE: 104, Da Veux BD., Cires for Chins to make any such cession Blind, which is at the back of the shed at Yaunati. There was no depth of
beyond" in "Kowloon, comes into pro- without Germany's consent. If China minence to-day at the Helena May I water at the time.Death took place had declared war with Germany before stitute, where a sale of the work done abortly after he had been lifted out. He skull was apparently fractured by con- the signing of the Shantung Convention during the year by the blind girls will tact with the rocks. The body was re-
take place. Those who know the self-moved to the Government Mortuary, with Japan, then there would have been sacrificing work being carried on at this no point in "disputa, but although China institution by Miss Weeks will doubtless Was willing to do this Japan was ate at pairs to give the sale their strong that time averse to her entoring the war, open the sale at 10 am
support. Lady Stubbs has promised to
Japan's reluctance at that time to have
The following telegrams have been re- China included among the Allies has
Further details of the tragic death ofceived by the American Consulate General,
by bor many friends in Shanghai, say?" tory:- continues, but there is little hope of even prey of the Powers during the war, has the NO. Daily News. She left, Shang
been forced into several false positions. hai in August last year and was followed the basis of a settlement being reached
by Mr. Quin in March last. After ü First she was unlawfully called upon to happy holiday at Home Mr. Quin sailed: No claims will be admitted after the Goods before the time arrives for the question have left the Godowns, and all Goods romanining to bo raised at the Washington Coaterrogate a treaty with a Power with for the East again on September, 26th undelivered after the 16th Init, will be subject to
which she was at peace. Next she was receiving a wire dated Detober 28th, ence. Japan seems to recognize this, for
timed to meet him on arrival, saying “oll; her latest Note is evidently meant to called upon to make war on a Power well." On November 4th. Mrs. Quie's show to the world that it is not her against whom she had then no grievance; father sent a further telegram stating fault if China fails to come to terms, and finally she was called upon to sign that she had been suddenly taken ill on The Japanese Department of Railways October 29th and had been operated on has decided to construct two special No doubt at the Conference: Japan will treaty which deprived her of part of for appendicitis, after which peritonitis coaches for the use of the Prince of Wales-1 take the line that, having done her best her
azeb in and Burs. Quin gradually sank and during his Visit to Japan. One will con to induce China to negotiate and failed, powerful and aggressive neighbour. It died on the 1st instant at Lastbourne tain a dining room and a compartment Very deep sempally will be felt for M for members of the Royal muito, The the question is not one, which can be seems to China but adding fault to Quin and his three children who are at onces will be constructed at the Of car
ahops at an estimated last of T290,000. taken as showing buy unreasonableness injury to be now told that she has no l'Home in Lugland.............
IN THE MATTER OF THE HONGKONG MERCANTILE CO., LTD.
IN VOLUNTARY LIQU DATION.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF MEETING.
of Carge bore Steamer
from MARŘETÍ.
| being landed, and stored at thair risks, into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co, Ltd, at Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained immediately after landing.
Sunkiss Optional Cargo will be forwarded on Intimation is received from the Cogn.com
here.
X-pursuance of Bection 187 (2) of the Combefore Noor, Fo-24%, resting it to be landed WizzAiko Matilda Hospital, or be agreed upon between Jaging the importation of subsidiary, coin the Civil Governor of Kiangsu regard
T
panies Ordinances 1911-1915, Notice is hereby given that a MEETING of OREDI. TORS the above matter will be held at 7. Queen's Road Central, Hongkong, on MONDAY, the Twelfth day of December, 1821, at twelve o'clock noon, at which the Liquidator will lay before the meeting an account of his mate and dealings and if the conduct of the winding-ap during the proceding year.
"M. FERNANDEZ,
Loquidator. Hongkong, 12th November,' 1921
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BALE OF OLD ARMY CLOTHING. TENDERS are invited for the purchase of all old Army Clothing for the period ending 31st March, 1999.
Tons of tender will be issued on application to the Chief Ordnance Officer, R.A.0.C. Depot
Bill of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned Goods remained claimed, after the 18th Nov, at Noor, will be subject to rent and landing charges.
•
All claims inust be sent in to me on or befors the 19th Nov., or they will not be recognized.
All damaged packages will be mined by Masers. Goddard & Douglas, on WiDNESDAT, the 18th Nov., at 10 AM.
No Fire Insurance has been effecied.
E. BODENTUSER, Acting Agent Hongkong, November 10th, 1921. [1737
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES
The Steametip "WRAY CASTLE"
FROM NEW YORK;
shat all Goods are being farded at their YONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby informed
„LONDON OFFICE; 181, FLILT STELIT, ́E.C..
The Daily Press.
HONATONG, Novémára 15TH, 1921.
JAPAN AND SHANTUNG.
A fine of 8500 was imposed.
ACCIDENTS.
TYPHOON WARNINGS.
Bamples of Clothing to be sold will be an view risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and The exchange of Notes between Japan: thus brought its revenge. China, the Mrs. Quin will be read with sad interest Hongkong, from the Manila. Observa
at the R2.0.0. Depot, Queen's Road East, and tenders must reach the Ordnance Office at the above iddress not later than 12 noon on 15th November, 1921
Kowloon Wharf and. Godown Company,
Italy
at Kowloon, whance and/or from the wharves and China on the Shanting question delivery may be obtained.
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Optional Cargo will be forwarded enléas a notice. to the contrary be given before Sth Inst.
SEAMEN'S INSTITUTE
** PRAYA EAST, HONGKONG.
OR the use-of-all-Men of the Menartile
Marine And H.M. Navy Reading and Writing Rooms, Billiard Room Officers Room, OP.0, Room Restauran Concert Fikk Chardan
Private Cabina and beds in Dormitories: Motor Launch Dayspring.
All claims against the steamer must be pre- sented to the Urdersigned on or before the 25th Inst, or they will not be recognized.
be left in the Godown where they will be All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to examined on, the 16th Inst, at 10-
No Fire Insurance has been effectad Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
DODWELL & CO, LTD,-
Agents. -Hongkong, October 26tb; 1921
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Own
territory in favour of
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November 14th, 2.50 p.m.
(1) Cyclone or typhoon W. of Luzon more than 100 miles' distant, almost stationary.
(2) Cycloze or typhoon E. of Balintang Channel, moving N. or N.N.E.
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