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PUBLIC AUCTION.

ANTICELARS AND CONDITIONS of

PARTICE

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11TH, 1924

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

OFFICIAL NOTICE.

FROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIT'S NAMEN

T. EG BRAYFIELD, of Hongkong.

I, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that in con-

the Sale by Pablo Auction to be held on MONDAY, the 18th day of Jane, 1924, at lærequance of the present Name being nasuitable, at the Qfices of the Public Works Department. I have applied to the Board of Trade, under

by Orcer of His FickULANT 115. ÜNVERNER, of Section 41 of the Merchant Shipping Act. 159 Two Lots of CROWN LAND at Cheung Sha in respect the Ship COMMERCIAL Scout of Wilmington Belaxare, Oficial Wan in the Colony of nagkong, tar a term of

tonnage 1,682 75 Team, comumoving from 1st July, 1888 Number of

wo of gro with the option of marts! at a Crown Beat to be dred by the Surreyor of His HULST THE Kase, for one further term of 24 years less three days,

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IDEAL BEVERAGES

actually occurred. There must be some FAR EASTERN CABLE

reason, of course, for this unexpected movement One 'authority suggests that erude rubber stock statistics aro, being

NEWS.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENOT")

TWO U.S. MISSIONARIES

to exclusively used as an indication of the rubber position." It is pointed out | that the reports of the Rubber Associa tion of America show that beth rubber | FACTIONAL FIGHTING IN WESTERN

and tyre manufacturers are carrying far heavier stocks of Gnished goods than they were year ago There has been a

WATSON'S DRY GINGER ALE ked falling off in export shipments:

THE NAVY LEAGUE. tous, register tonnage 1015 tons, heretofore owned by THE CONCIAL SPOCT S.S. C.. LT.

for

to Change her TEK NAVY LEAGUE Voluntary

Patriotic Association of British Peoplen, Its dryness and aroma are features N" 'sud, to have her entirely outsid party politics, desirous of Name to

which give this drink the meistaral in the New Nare at the Fort of rendering the Teatest rice of which it is Hongkong as owned by me.

apable to the Empire, particularly in connec | diện with all matters courerains the . It

popularity it deserves. upholds as the inadamental principle of National al FOR BRITISH COMPLETE NAVAL PROTECTION SUBJECTS AND BRITISH COMMERCE ALL THE WORLD OVER.

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Any objections to the proposed Change of Nae must be sent to the Registrar of Skip ping at Hongkong within Seven Days from the

appence of This Advertisment.

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ated at Hongkong, this 10th day of June,

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((Signed) T. H. G. BRAYFIELD.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL. TH ́haro THIS DAY REMOVED to YORK BUILDINGS (FOURTH FLEUR).

LITTLE, ADAMS & WOOD. Hongkong, Ph June, 1994.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

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(Opposite Tay Dum Parx).

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PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS & INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS AND

Public Anction to be held ou

SHIPBUILDERS OF HONGKONG.

N Exhibition Fame of BILLIARDS will be Pared in the Institute an THURSDAY, 19 JUNE, at dax, between

MONDAY, the 16th day of June, 1924, at 3 r. at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His EXCELLENCY THEA Gorzases of One Let of CROWN LAND at Sham Shui Po in the Colony of Hongkong, fer a teria of 75 years, commencing from 1st July, 1998,with the option of renewal ata Crown Bent to be fined by the Surveyor of Hi MESTY THE Kme, for one farther term of '94 years less shree days,

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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

ELLERMAN LINE

FROM UNITED KINGDOM AND

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Baving setired. Consigns of Cargo by ber are informed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the hazardous and/or estra bazardota Grodewas of Holt's Wharf, whezce delivery may be obtained.

Na Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowas and all Goods remain. ing undelivered after Jüth June, 1924, will be

subject to rent

All Claims against the tamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before

23rd Jane, 1924, or they will not be recognized.

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All broken, shafed and damaged Goods are

be left in the Godowns, where they will be

Ami on zy-Tuesdays or Fridays between

the hours of 10.40 sm. and Noua within the

Ince storage period of one week.

No Fire Insurance has been affected

Hils of Lading will be countersigned by.

THE BANK LINE.LTD.,

General Agents,

Hongkong. 10th June, 1924.

5.S. "ANGERS."

SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES MBSSAGERIES MARITIMES.

NOTICE,

CONSIGNEES of Cargo from MARSEIL

LES, &c. also Cargo ex a. “VILLE

STRASBOURG, LLEGTENANT ST.

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MEINAM LOUBERT BIE" from BORDEAUX, LISBON, HAVRE and COGNAO inconnection with abor

Steamer are hereby informed that their Goods with the exception of Opiam, Trekante aud Valuables are being landed and stored their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong

and.

4 What and Godown Co., Ltd

whence delivery may be obtained

aher landing, Optional Cargo will be forwarded on unless intimation is received from the Consignees

Ma. H. W. STEVENSON (Er Champion of Britain)

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Mr. A. LEACE

ADMISSION

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NOTICE.

THE BONGKONG ELECTRIC CO., LTD:

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the

NOTICE for Share, ambers 21517/71691 l on 1st March, 1920, in the

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The Committee Hongkong Branch 270 anxious to earl as many members sa and shall be girl if all those desirous of will sebd in their Names to the Laderrigand.

The Suleription is $1.00 per sanu plu $2.00 a year for the "Navy" (The shi publication).

M. WATTE Ion, Serretory and Treasures.

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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS

TOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN, thịt Corros Mas I, in the name of Mr. EZBA ABRAHAM of Hongkong together with a daly excouted transfer dat purporting to Lange the aid shares has been Lost:

The Naid share are the property of the Undersigned and application has been duly made to the Company for the iure at % Duplicate

The public is therefore warns against deal- with the sail Sharee without refermos to the Undersigned. Any person "having any knowledge sa the whereabouts of the said scrip is added to communicate with the Under- signed.

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ILUNAN.

PEXING, Lune 10th.

and this failure may well upset all cost figures Low as the price of fubber has fällen, the American manufacturer is still not satisfied. Mr. Secretáry Honvex has recently published in the United States a letter advocating the extension of the

U.S. IMMIGRATION „LAW. Webb-Peterene Act, to enable American

THE REPLY „TO - JAPAN, bayers to combine for the purpose of making their purchases of such raw

LANDON, June 0th. The Daily Telegraph's diplomatic cor materials as are not prodired within the American Republic, including ruhher. respondent understands that the Ameri- ean reply to the Japanese. Note, which The instantaneous, effect of this proposal |ît is believed was handed to Mr. Hani-, has been to arouse, the groups vont rolling hara yesterday, is a model of courteng the nibher companies to a pralisation of ad tefulars and is intended to assuage

Japanese susceptibilities. the necessity for a erntel selling agency,

DAILY BULLETIN." The matter has been taken up by the COURTESY OF THE Rubber Growers' Association of Malaya | MEMORIAL SERVICE TO “HARI-KIRI". who are canvassing the views of pro- prietors of rubber estates on the subject.

A Consular report receive from Chang="" sha on the 9th instant says that during factional fighting as Shen Chow Fu, Westeru: Honan," two American missions arica ruined George Snyder and Cari Beck were both wounded by, a hilllet entering their left arm.

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mentation which gives it the distinctive flavour which is so pleasing to the palate.

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HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE.

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Bionik J, T. Bestors, V. Baker, M.

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MARRIAGE.

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exports from Malaya and Ceylon, co- operate selling." the Couaril, of the Association sag. presrats no serious dificulties if undertaken in a bread- minded and truly co-operative spirit. It is anticipisted that any finance which may be required will be easily secured; if an adequately supported scheme ið ádopted. The Conneil have no hesitation in urging Members to give their wholehearted

support

this further step towards

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MARTYR,

Torro, June 8th This afternoon, at the Aoyama Cewe tery, a public memorial service was held in honour of the uukoodo Japanese who committed suicide by weans of "hari- Kirton Jun 30th.

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Thousands "participated, and em tinuous stream of people from

clock to four o'clock paid their "re- sprate at the praxeside.

Wreaths were offered By mana pro- tinent people

The procedings passed of quietly. THE HOTEL. DEMONSTRATION.

NOT ANTI-FOREJEN.

bandbills were all purey anti-American Though the im Hammatory speeches and representatives of the Taiboshi," which is composed of, extreme political reac domestic disturbances, declare to "the tionaries who are prominent in all

Press that the demonstration staged last Light at the Imperial Hotel by their uplores was directed, not against for

strengthening the position of this great Industry... What decision will

be reached on the point remains to be seen Obviously Mr. floorsa's advocacy of co-operative buying can only be met by surne system of ventral selling There is a well known precedent for this in the wool industry which was saved by theers, but against those Japanese who

were present and who seek pleasur British-Australia Wool Realisation Asso while the country is faced with a grave eintion creating a central selling agency crisis. for wond, as the Hübber Growers Aso- ciation are now proposing to do for rubber. The present price of rubber is below what can be regarded as a reason- alde level, and plasters generally are likely to lend every encouragement to any scheme which promises to improve the selling price of mibber;

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irs. Wellington, Koo, wife of H.E the Minister of Foreign Affairs at Peking, arrived in Hongkong yesterday by the DENGAN-FINDLAY.- At Shanghai, on June | Prevetal Jefferson-

cth, la Findlay, Dunden, Seot- land, to Jaates Donatas, FLETCHER

·Doncas

E Shorthand preferred, apply in writing to Hongkong frice: 14. Chater Bonil

Box 26.959,

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CAFÉ WISEMAN'S

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The usual public lecture of the Hong- kong "Lodge of the Theosophical Society,

The Taikusha" announces their in- tention of persisting in their movement until their aims are realised.

For the bras three days Buddhist priests are campaigning in Tokyo in protest against the Immigration Law.

THE JAPANESE CABINET

VISCOUNT. KATO'S PLANS,

Tokyo, June 19th. According to general expectation, the Prince Regent summoned Viscount Kato, the Kenseikai leader, and instructed him to form a Cabinet

Interest now centres on, whether he selects members of the Cabinet froin Eim own supporters, or ralls in the co-opera- tion of the Seiyukai and the Kakushin Club.

Previous to Viscount Kiyoura's resignzu- tion, Viscount Rato was constantly in

15, Quien's Road, on Wednesday, June | conference with Mr. Takahashi, the Sei

Loadou Ufice: 131, Fleet Street, EC 11th, at 3.45 p.m. will be on "Ideals and yukai leader, and Mr, laukai, the Kaku

The Baily Press.

Hosoy Juxe Hat, Hea.

Idealist. All are welcome.--AUT

shin Club legdier, which lends colour to the belief that the next Government will be a Coalitinn.

All the pawnshops of Canton are on It is further believed that the House. strike against an increase of ten per kaf itself is not strong enough to mais. cent, in the tax on their business. Chair-tain its own Ministry. coolies in Cantón are on strike against | - a new regulation requiring them to pay. a licence, fee.

Last evening Mr. H. McTavish, & pro- tinent footballer in Hongkong, was the recipient of a suitably inscribed wise tray frost the member of the Hongkong Foot- bull Club on the eve of his approaching marriage. The presentation was made by the Chairman of the Club, Mr. J. McCub as the Club pavilion where a num ber of the arabers of Club had con gregated for the occasion. Mr. McTavish arrived in the Colony eight years ago and he has played football for the Club first eleven for over five year. In 1923 he was Captain of the first eleven.

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THE RUBBER INDUSTRY.

Wazy the "fubber Restriction” policy was adopted, it was very cualidently predicted that the price of rubber would not be seen again, below one shilling a pound; it was felt that, more likely, the price would becur practically stabilised for the next few years at about In 3d. or at most 18 Gd. a pond. When export restriction came into fures, the price quickly use in the market above the shilling mark and was maintained for TONGKONG HANSARD REPORTS same time between 18. Ed. auid, 15, 3d, the Though in the Rubber work there are the not a few people who view the policy of restriction with disfavour, the concraség of opinion undoubtedly is that the policy has saved the industry in Malaya, and Ceylon 18 has certainly meant a very substantial improvinent in the trade figures of these territories expressed in terron of value. In recent months, for "some rather obscure reason,, the price of

After robbing them of their per-) rubber has been receding and for some sonal effects, the solders filed over the bors weeks now has been ranging between der again.

ON SALE.

Commit lame A. NISSIN.

Secretary. Hoagkong, th May, 1924.

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PRICE

of the MERTINGS LEGISLATIVE COUNCI for Session 1923.

Revised by the Members. “

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of

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

AND

| CHINA MUTUAL STHAM NAVIGATION CO, LTD.

before Noox, TO-DAY, requesting it to be landed (ÓNSIGNEES per Company's Steamer

CONS DEKODOOUS

Bill of Lading will be countersigned by are hereby notified that the Cargo will be the Undersigned. Goods remaining unclaimed discharged into Holt's Wharf, Kowloon, where after the 19th fastant, 1974, #1 Noos, will it will lie at Consignore time and subject to abject to rent and landing charges.

terms and conditions of storage at Holt's wharf.

All Chainu must be sent in to me on or before

The Cargo will be ready for delivery fram

Jane.

DAT PH Orner,

COMMENCING TO-DAY.

COLLEEN MOORE

WITH

MILTON SILLS, ELLIOTT DEXTER

101 and 11d. per lie Investors in the industry do not, however, appear to be

The Lantant, 1924, or they will not be Godown on and after the waded, puicas Botic SYLVIA BRHAME, MYETLE STEDMAN | Wildly alarumi'over the drop.: Tůzy pin

recoguizard.

Optional Cargo will te

All damaged packages will be ermained on has been given prior to Stearner's arrival,

Monday, the 16th instant, at 10 am

Mears. Goddard & Donglar.

No Fire Iratze had been exfceted.

2 BODENFUSER.

Acting Agent.

Havgkang, 10th June, 1924.

ON SALE:

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by

BOUND FOLKES of the HONGKONG WEEKLY PRESS, July to December.

With Lunes, Price $7.50

19:23

On sale at the Hongkong Daily Pria Ofics

"All bmken, chafed and daraaged Goods are to be left in the Gorlawns, where they will be

xamined

on any Tiny and Fridays Letren the hour of 104% an aud. Noon within the free storage period.

No Claims will be almillel after the Goods have left the Steamer's Godown, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 13th June, will be subject to rent.

All Claims against the Steamer met be

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FLAMING YOUTH.

INCREASED - PHÍCES:

prescated to the Undersigned on or before the 220 & 75-$1.00 & 50 ctu; 5.15–$2,50 &&D cix

27th June or they will not be recognised.

No Fire Insurance, will be elected..

BUTTERLITERAR & SWIỆP,

Agants. Hongkong, 7th June, 1024.

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9.15–$2.00 ₺ $1.00.-

CHINESE SOLDIERS IN

BRITISH TERRITORY.

ABMED ROBBERY NEAR · SHA

- TAU KOR

It has been riported to the polici. that ax Chinese soldiers, dressed in uniform. add arized with rifles, crowd the border near Sha Tau Kok yesterday morning and hold up a man and a woman near the virago

BRITISH F.O,S LOSS.

BARON MATSUI.

MEMBER OF HOUSE OF TEERS..

Tokyo, Juna stb. Baron Matsui, Foreign Minister, has beru created a member of the House of Peers

CHANG TSO LIN AT BRITISH CONSULATE

REMARKABLE INCIDENT, AT

MURDEN.

SHANGHAI, June wth." The Yorth thun Davly News Jeans from Mukdea that Chang Tao Lin un- expectedly presented himself at the British Consulate on the occasion of they tirthday of King George V. and deliver. ed a short speech and called for cheers for the King.

The incident is remarkable, as Marshal Chang Tao Lin for a long time has not. bren present at any foreign official func- tion and rarely delivers speeches,

TuRocon REUTER'S AGENCY.) THE TRENCH FLIGHT. CAPT. NOISY AT TOKYO-

Toxro, June 8th Capt. Doisy has arrived,

LATER Cap Duisy arrived at Torokosawe, i near Tokyo, at 11.40. [03 COURTESY OF THE

DAILY BULLETIN. their faith on the steadily increasing PURSE CONTAINING "ES STOLEN.

Capt. Daisy, who was escorted by three consumption of rubber and the improving

A British naval petty" officer has rermy acroplanes sent to meet him, wan General Yasumitsu and statistical position which restriction has ported to the police tluit he was in Tai Frosted by

General Hadano, Chief and Vion-Chief- brought about: Visible supplies, we are Yuen Street at 253 a.m. on the oth inst.

when his pocket was picked. A wallet of the Military Aviation Board, respec toll, have been outch reduced within the

from the crowds, including 100, schoo past twelve months, and it is said that which contained a sum of live pounds tively, as well as by deafening cheers

sterling was stolen

children carrying French and Japaneso the indications are that by the end of

fage. the year it will be found that the world's stocks have undergone a further "shrink age In urgumstances such as these ons wan hardly expect to sen, the substan

THE PORTUGUESE - FLIGHT.

BANGKOKS June 9th: The Portuguese aviators have arrived

THE CORONET.dal drop in the price of rubbry that has here

After luncheon, Capt. Doisy proceeded to Tokyo, where he faced a week's round of raborately-planned public and private entertainments in his honour, "Capt. Dolay'a feat has eroked tremen dous eathisiasm on every aldo.