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NOTICE.

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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBRE 28TH,

INTIMATIONS...

HONGKONG HOTEL CO, LTD.

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be

INTIMATIONS

HONGKONG BOXING ASSOCIATION.

TOPENED OF DINNER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the

UNION INSURANCE SQUIITY OF CANTON, LIK

Patrons are, therefore, notified that the ERTIFICATE NO 1088 for 5 Shares Nos of 30th November, 1991.

68091/81095 Certificate No. 1067 for 18 Share No 2006 Certificata No. 1098 for 9 Present Grill Room will cease to exist as such

Table Booked for Bt. Andrew Night Shares Nos: 85605/85606 standing after Tiffin on that date. Society's Register in the same of JULIO be transferred to the Now Grill Room. DINIZ OUTEIRO DA SILVA of Canton, have been LOST, and it at the expiration of que month from the date hereof the above documents be not forthcoming the same will be doomed cancelled and of no effect, and NEW CERTIFICATES for the said Shares will bo issued by the Society

MONTAGUE EDE,"

Daneral Manager Hongkong, 28th November 1941.

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G.

B.

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GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATON.

THE GOVERNMENT offers a Scholarships open to Boys and Girls, of $1000 per akaum for four years and texable at the Univer sity, Bongkong, to be competed for at the pre sent Matricalition Examination on the fellow ing terms

...

A. The Scholarship shall be awarded by the

Senate of the University;

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REPULSE, BAY HOTEL!

ST. ANDREW'S NIGHT:

USUAL TEA AND DINNER DANCES not behold on WEDNESDAY, 30TH NOVEMza, 1991.

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"ROTAL HONGKGON YACHT CLUB.

REGATTA will be held at Repibe Bar on SATURDAY Icra December; 1921 commencing at 3.15 r.

The following rowing events are open," and may be competed for by any ertws from the Army, Navy, Recognised Hong or Club.

Entries to be sent to J. S. MCCANN, Esq.,

B.H.T.C.

North Point.

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B. Candidates must have spent at least three by December 4th, 1991.

years during the last fivalyears in a school in the Colony:

C. Candidates must obtain a medical certis cate from the Superintendent of the Gov- ernment Civil Hospital;

D. The successful candidate will not be allow ed to hold any other Entrance scholarship at the University;

E. The successful candidate must reside in one of the Hostels recognised by the University:

F. The successful candidat, shall qualify for graduation within four years in the Ein- cation Department of the Faculty of Art; G: Immediately thereafter he shall sign an agreement to serve as a school-master in a school of the Colony to be approved by "the Director of Education for a period of two years on a walary of $1500 for the first year, and 81,620 for the second year; H. The successful candidate shali farish a sum of $300 as security, which sum he day pay by instalmeata of six dollars a month. For further particulars, application should be made to the Registrar of the University, from whom Forms of Entry can be obtained.

E. IRVING, Director of Education,

Education Office. -[1812.

Hongkong 26th November, 1921

PIAN

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der 1 year old, good tone, black fish, electric dryer. titted, reasonable price for im mediate purchase. Can be seen and tried any adorning

SMITH.

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A. G. DA ROCHA

AUCTIONEER.

Has received instructions, to tell by Public Auction

TO-DAY,, MON DAY, 28th November, at 10.30 am. at his Sales Room

A LAICE QUANTITY OF MISCELLANEOUS GOODS AND

EFFECTS, Aleo

100 Pairs Ladies' and Children's Shoes.

20 Kega, Cassons Paint.

11 Pacay Jars.

200. Fancy Boxen.

30 Dozen Keez Kutler Safety Razora,

30 Dozen Cervis Tooth Brushes."

A Motor Cycle Rubber Tyres.

on TUESDAY, 9th Novembor, 1921,

at 2.15 p.m., at his Sales Rooni,

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

Race

Senior fours

Junior fours

Single Scalis

Distance Entrancs

mile

Bis per creto

$5.00:

$5.00

*#9.10:

$5.00

+

Cutters & Whalers miles

The Club Racing Yacht and cruiser racon will take place at Reprise Bay during the afternoon.

The Hongkong Hotel Band will play in the enclosure where Tem will be obtainable by members and their guests.

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Hongkong, 94th November, 1991

THE CHINA LIGHT AND POWER

COMPANY, (1918), LIMITED.

THE THIRD ORDINARY GENERAL

TMEENING ON WAAREHOLDERS will be held at the Office of the Company, BT. GEORGE'S BUILDING, Chater Boad. Victoris, Hongkong, on SATURDAY, the 108 Decem ber, $21 11 o'clock in the forenson, for the purpose of receiving a Statement of Accounts And the Report of the General Managers for the year ended 30th September 1991, and electing a Consulting Committee and Auditors. THE TRANSFER BOOKS of the Com- pany will be closed from THURSDAY 1ST December 1921 at SATURDAY, the 101 December 1921, both days inclusive.

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO,

General Managers.

(1774 Hongkong, November 19th

RECEPTION OF HR.H

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the

PRINCE

OF WALES, quested that all Members of the manity who desire to participate in the Decoration and Illumination of the Colony on the recasion of the Prince of Wales' visit April 6th, and 7th,will communicate without dayth MR. C.MUNTAGUE EDE, 3 & QUEEN & BUILDINGS, stating the number of

lanterns they wish to order, for the decoration of the business houses or private residences.

It is wished to maintain an organised scheme of decoration, and to facilitate this, all lan- terns, will be procurable through the above. mentioned address.

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SEAMEN'S INSTITUTE "21, PRAYA EAST, HONGKONG.”

OR the use of all Men of the Mercartile

and HM Navy, Reading and Writing Booms, Billiard Room, Concert Hall, Church.

TRAVELLERS' SAMPLES OF BRITISH Officers Room C.PIO.'s Room Restaurant

+

GOODS, Comprising:-

Motor Scarves, Sundry Garments, Boots and Shoes, Chudren's Frock, Wool Coats, Jersey, Bloomen, bocks, Gloves, Hats, Overcasting. Fancy Cloths, Fancy Sheetings, Umbrellas, etc.

ty

Also

Private Cabins and beds in Dormitories slator Latinch" Davspring

SECOND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the HONGKONG BOXING ASSO- at Mesars. Jardine CLATION will be held

TUESDAY the 29th day of November, 1972 Matheson & Co., Lul, a Board Boone on at 5:30 for the following purpose

1. To ressive the General Committee's Esport and Statement of Accounts for the year ending the 30th day of Sep- tember. 1921.

To elect Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Official Referee, Manager, Secretary and Treasurer and the General Com- mittee for the year 1921-1922.

3. To appoint an auditor. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN that an EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the Association will be held at the rame place immediately on the termination of the Annual General Meeting for the par- pose of considering and if thought it passing the following resolution as an Extraordinary Resolation, that is to say

That the Articles of Ascociation beal- tored as follow-

(a) By the substitution of the word Jane' for the word 'September

in the 19th line of Article 12.

(6) By the substitution of the ward

· INTIMATION

GILBEY'S

PORT-INVALID

A very fine vintage Wine,

very-marked-antipathy-on-the part of with the politicians among whom he has the British resident in China and Hong, been moving in Canton. With the ideal kong] to all that is implied in the word of the Canton movement there can be Canton, and that the whole Canton nothing but sympathy. In propagati movement is to them anathema "conveys, ing the nation

of British antipathy,

we believe, an entirely erroneous view of the Canton politicians are influenced British opinion. With the broad political largely, no doubt, by the fact that aspirations of the Canton movement the Hongkong Government does not enter “Britons in general," so far as our into such cordial relations with the knowledge goes," are no moro out. of Canton Government as they desire. They sympathy than are the nationals of any are especially piqued by the fact that other country residing in China; but one of the officials of the Hongkong Government some time ago, in an excess | "Britons in general,” and we think most

of zeal to foreign observers, are inclined to seriously

preserve the Colony.. from:

political demonstrations by the Chinese population which could not be considered consonant with neutrality and with British official recognition of the Govern ment at Peking as the Government of the

doubt whether those aspirations are likely to be speedily achieved by the methods advocated and pursued by the leaders of the Canton movement. So far as British opinion in Hongkong and Canton is con.Republic of China, issued public wara- cerned it is certainly now to

ings to the Lainese population which us that

were indiscreetly worded and gave offeneG. General CH CHIONG MING is regarded which was not entirely removed by a

for the word 'on' in line of On sale by all compradores ments. If any opinion exists about min

Article 13.

By

(c) the substitation of the word

July for the word · October in

line 2 and of the words 30th

September

for the words 'list

'în line 4 of Article 17. (d) By the substitution of the word **July' for the word 'October in

line of Article 39

(e) By inserting immediately after Article 25 the following new Article

350 Where it is proposed to pass a

Special Hesolution the two meet.

ings may be convened by one

and the same notice, and it is to

be no objection to such notice

and at

as being "as bad as the rest" of mili perfectly friendly communication subse tarists in China, or, that TANG SHAOquently made by H.E. the Governos, through H.B.M's Consul-General t is suitable inhabitant for any jait." Canton. That is the main basis, we We venture 'to disputo both these state believe, for the notion that British public Lopinien in China is hostile to the Canton The Canton Guvernment's TANG SHAO Yi, who for some time disregard of the sanctity of contracts in past has been

which British subjects and British capital, "ploughing "a Jonely

are concerned have certainly not encour furrow on his estate in the district of aged British confidence in the Canton Heungshan. it is, that in cutting himself Government. Tho concern of the British adrift from the Canton movement he pre

residents in Hongkong and China is to: sen the speedy establishment in China of sumably shares the view of its impractic stable government giving assurance of ability which is entertained by foreign the peaceful conditions, which are essential observers generally, and by not a few of to confidence and the prosperity of trade and commerce. In their eyes the Caaten his fellow Cantonese. We have not heard movement takes on the character of ant General CHEN maligned by British tegi element of serious disturbance likely to dents in the manner described, and if keep the country in a state of turmon

and civil warfare for Dr. Suy is regarded as "a dreamer," us to come, and in so far as there is

that it only convenes the second A. S. WATSON & he admittedly is and if there are some

meeting contingently on the re- solution being passed by the re- quisite majority at the first meet- ing

By Order of the General Committee'

GEORGE G. N. TENSON,

Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, Hongkong, 21st November, 1921

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British residents who speak of the aged Dr. We TiNG FANG as suffering from senile dementia "it is but fair to say that these are opinions very commonly expressed among the Chinese themselves.

In looking for explanations of this alleged British antipathy-especially of

many years

any antipathy on the part of British toward the Canton movement it is residents in Hongkong And China inspired entirely by such considerations and by no drend of Dr. Sux's far-reach- commercial schemes or of the influence" ing (and very distant) industrial and,

of his personality upon the masses of out, Indian Empire of which our contributor. picture draws what we regard as a very fanciful

Hongkong's alleged antipathy-" ORBIS KEITE" thinks he has discovered it chiely! "Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Coppin, werd Wine and Spirit Merchants in Dr. SUN YAT SEN's far-reaching among the passengers who returned to

plans for the industrial and commercial the Colony by the Teirexias." development of the country from the

Mr. J. B. Wood resumes his seat a standpoint of China primarily," G. N. Orme becomes Assistant Deputy, Mr. Senior Magistrate this morning theso plans include as an essential the Registrar. construction of a great deep-water port

PHONE No. 18.

BIRTHS.

HATHERLY, a son

Novembar

Among the passengers who arrived at Canton. It is right here," he says, from the North by the Kuturimaru, were "that Hongkong is hurt."

Sir Ellis Kadoorie, Mr. and Mrs. J. Re We suggest

Wood, and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Northey.

to "ORIN KEITH" that if he will canvass British opinion in Hongkong his mind will be disubased on that subject in ten minutes. Hongkong has no fear of Dr. SUS YAT SEN's scheme for the develop. ment of Canton as a deep-water port.

HATHERLY.-At Shanghai, on November sand, to Mr. and Mrs. A. H. KNIGHT-At Shanghai, on

19th, to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. KNIGHT,hat is as much of a dream at present as his political plans, and when the time C. M. Customs, a daughter. OWEN-At Shanghai, on November 21st. comes, as it may some day, that Canton

to Mr. and Mrs. W. Owen, 3.800.

is made more of a deep-water. "port MARRIAGES.

than it is at, present, Hongkong is more

CONRAD-MCCARTHY.-On November 28th,

at Cantoo, ALEXANDER CORNELIUS likely to welcome it than to feel "hurt," CONRAD, to ELSIE MCCARTHY, of San because the benefits which would accrue

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Francisco.

H.E. the Governor has been pleased... of State for the Colonies, to recognisa under instructions from the Secretary Cavaliere Petrucci as Consul for Italy.

At Hongkong.

A grand concert is, announced to be given in the Theatre Royal; on Thursday, December 8th, by Mir. Daniel Onderwjzer. assisted by Mrs. Aubrey Bowes-Smith and Mr. Harry Ore

The Government is offering a scholar ship open to boys and girls, of $1,000 per annum for four years, tenable at the found in our advertisement columns. Hongkong University. The terms will be

Property to the value of 8245, includ-

KAY-WEALE-At Shanghai, on Novem-to Canton from these far-reaching schemes

ber 21st, REGINALD KAY, son of Mr. of industrial and commercial developing a gold watch. was stolen from one of Thomas Kay Southsea, to Jestment in China including the develop the passengers on board the Luisung. KATHLEEN WEALE, daughter of Mrs.

ment of the port of Canton-would be↑ The robbery took place at seu, the E. W. Weale, Southsea, MUMMERY TUOHYA Shanghai on far more likely to promote the growth passenger's cabin trunk. being burst open.

November 19th, JOHN WILLIAM CYRIL MUMMERY, of the Chinese Maritime and prosperity of Hongkong than to pro- Customs, to KATHLEEN MARY TUouYnounce the Colony's doom. We fear that only daughter of the late Patrick in this matter "ORIN KEITH" has been Taohy, of Tipperary, Ireland.

PALMER DIETZ-At Shanghai on Novem-absorbing the views of the Government ber 19th FREDERICK R. PALMEE, to bureaux us Canton rather than British Miss BELLA EDYTH DIETZ...

DEATH EL-At Government Civil Hospital, Hongkong, on November 28th MOSELLE KHUZNA, the dearly beloved wife of Mr. E. S. ELIAS, aged 33

(1815 years.

1.

HONGKONG OFFICE: 101, D18 Vaux Ed., Q.

Commander and Mrs. Beckwith. Mrs. H. W. Bird, Mrs. H. M. Birkett, Mr. Mrs. A. S. Mackichan are passengers by and Mrs. J. A. Tarrant and Mr. and„ the fishima-maru which left London on November 1st.

opinion. "We recollect that very similar On the night of the 24th and 25th inst

wbilst. at ses a first class cabin of the opinions to those in "OzzIN KEITH'S "

8. Phewigent was entered, and $175 article are to be found in Dr. SUN YAT stolen. During the same voyage, two Sar's introduction

silver watches were stolen from the Chief to the published Engineer's cabin. description of his scheme for making Canton a deep water port. When that

The sum of £366 158. 2d, has been seat to Sir Arthur Pearson 22. XDRY gift

position of responsibility, Appointment with Lesbos OFFICE: 131, FIZ STREET, E.0. scheme, was published, about eighteen to her Blinded Sailors as a dist

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Raw Silk Merchant,

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Manufactory, No. 3,

Honam, Canton.

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"HONGKONG, NOVKMEZE 25TH, 1921.

BRITISH OPINION AND THE CANTON MOVEMENT.

OERIN KEITH " is a

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A

months ago, we discussed the allegation St. Dunstan's, this being the total result of the recent Bridge Tournament and that Hongkong was hostile to the scheme appeal organized by Mrs. E. T. Grant from motives of jealousy. Dr. Sux YAT Smith and Mrs. Roberts. SEN should have known, though probably

regulation made by the Governor In “Omniy Keira "does not, that it was Council under the Stamp Ordinance the pressure of British public opinion, reads:"A coupon for interest on a marketable security as defined by the especially Hongkong opinion, upon the Stamp Ordinance 1921, being one of a set Central Government at Peking that of coupons whether issued with the brought about the removal of the barriers security or subsequently issued in a sheet, shall not be chargeable with any, stamp from the Canton river which enables duty." ocean liners to-day to make their way

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de plume

A young Chinese pickpocket was sent.. which has been familiar to many readers up river to within sight of Canton. It to prison, for four months with hard. of the North China papers during the was a subject of constant representation labour, by Mr. Lindsell, at the Magis

tracy,

on Saturday, for stealing a parse by British organisations in Hongkong containing 830 from a Chinese in Queen's past year or two as that of an American over a long period of time and it was not Road Central. The complainant told the writer on political and economic topics

Magistrate that he was so annoyed at until this demand was incorporated in the theft. that when he theif was caught in China. "OBBIN KIT" is at present the MACKAY Treaty that the barriers were be knocked him down two or three times visiting South China and is contributing:

"to make him fight. The light-fingered removed. We suggest that this affords a youth had only been released from gaol to the Hongkong Daily Presa a series of articles on his impressions. During more correct view of Hongkong's attitude three days previously after doing two the past week we have published two towards the development of the port of months hard labour for larceny.

Announcing on Tuesday last that the interesting articles of the series on Canton than can be obtained from the

introductory note which is published departure of H.M.S. Alacrity. Trum aspects of the political situation at

pened until about the end of the month, Foochow and Amoy. In another column with the description of Dr. Sun's plans. Shanghai for Hongkong had been post... of to-day's issue will be found an article Hongkong has no fear whatever that say the NC Daily News, said: "Vice-- from his pen dealing with

"British developments of this kind such as are Admiral Sir Alexander Duff, we regret

to say is in hospital on account of We do not possible at Canton will pronounce the wound in the hand due to a gunshot ALL preliminary notices of forthcoming

lectures and entertainments Antipathy towards Canton " mactingg

accident while a shooting trip, and Captain P. R. Stevens, D.8.0., the Com- sent for insertion in the news columns of the of course, necessarily endorse all that our doom of the Colony

mander of the Alacrity is also on the Hongkong Daily Prass, are charged for at the

sick list. He was we are glad to note. rate of $1 each, (as announced in May and June contributor may have to say, and on this

discharged from hospital yesterday bub af last year) providing that they do not cooupy subject of British antipathy towards not so deeply antagonistic to. more than four lines. In future if this spada i

we frankly disagree with Canton movement ng "OBRI KEITH he will not resume duty for several Gunton, exceeded they will be placed in the advertising writer's views. To say that there is a may have been led to suppose in his talks daya." a'zimane at the prevailing rates

TO SECRETARIES OF CLUBS AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS.

The truth is that British..opinioni

the

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