1926-04-05 — Page 6

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE.

· KOWLOON BOWLING GREEN OLUB.

TEX

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY

INTIMATIONS

CHINA SUGAR REFINING co...

LIMITED.

NOTICE.

TWENTY-SEITH ANNUAL MEETING of Members of the KOW LOON BOWLING GREEN OLUB will taHE FORTY-FIGHTH ORDINARY

pisce in the CLUE House on WEDNESDAY, 7TH APRIL, 1926, at 5:45 P..

B.. WYLE, Hon. Secretary,

3398]

NOTICE.

- PORTUGUESE INTARPORT FOOTBALL.

Tade for the Interport Games

THE following Arrangements have been

HONDAY, Araz BT-HomeKING E,

SKLIGHAL

WEDNESDAY, APRIË 7TH-PORTUGAL D.

SATCHE

FRIDAY, APRIL ÉTK-PORTUOJR «. THE

'RIST.

Monday's Game will stará at 4.00 PM, while the Other Two Games will start at 4.30 ex

Tiakat booked for the various dates will hold good. Befunds for Bookinge FORTUGAL 7. Bast on MONDAY can be made on application to the SECRETARY of the O us r.. DI RIcano, KOWLOON, before 3.50 MONDAY, STE APRIL, 1920.

[3309

THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.,

DATE

OF CHINA, LTD.

ARTHUR BASIL RAWOETH Has

MR MANAGER of Our HONGKONG BRANCH From THIS

PERCIVAL H. NYE,

Managing Director, STAROYAL

[3387

April 1st, 1926.

G.

SANITARY DEPARTMENT, WNEES of DOGS are Notified that On

and After the 1ra APRIL until Farther Notice Every DOG Going Abroad in the Pubic Thoroughfares or Elsewhere will be Required to be MUZZLED under Section 6 of Ordinance 5, of 1993 Any Owner whose dog.is Found Abroad Unmuzzled will be liable

to A FINE or $100 under Section 7 of the, same Ordinance.

On and After the Ber APRIL MUZZLES

ANNUAL MEETING of the SHARE- HOLDERA of the above Company will be heid as the Offices of the GENERAL AMENTE, Fodder Street, on THURSDAY, 2D AFRIL 1926, at Noor, for the purpose of receiving the Report and Statement of Accounts for the Year ending $1st Dic, 1925, ****

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from BTK to 2 APRIL 1926, both days inclusive

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.,

General Agenta Hongkong, 26th March, 1996,

NOTICE.

[3372

UNION INSURANCE POCIETY OF CANTON, LIMITED.

1ERTIFICATE. No. 3461 for 25 Shares, £4 Per Share Faid Up, Numbered 48761/48775 in this Society standing in the Joint Names of HARRY CLADBURN PEARCE and JOEN HERMANN TEESDALE, both of Shanghai, Has Been Declared LOST, and if at the Expiration of One Month from the Date hereof the above Document be not forthcoming the raid Certificate will be deemed CAN- CELLED and of No Effect, and A NEW Cortificate for the 25 Share will be Issued in its stead by the Bociety.

PAUL LAUDEE,

General Manager. Hongkong, 23rd February, 1926. [3233

SARAWAK GOVERNMENT.

WANTED CONTROILER, Govern ment Opium Monopoly, Salary: $400 Per Month, Free Furnished Quarters, 3-Year Agreement with Prospect of Permanent Em ployment with Salary Biring to Maximum $500, and Provident Faud. Experience of Chinese and Personal References Estential. Preferably Unmarried.

"ANTED IMMEDIATELY.—ASSIS-

-Apply Box No. 3998,

c/o Hongkong Daily Press Office

[3288

TO LET.

will be ON SALE during Ordinary Business A ROOMED FLAT in CAXXATTOR

Hours at the following Pisces

1.-Heser LANE CRAWFORD, Ltd. 2.-BUNG OREONG, 86, NATHAN ROAD The Price of the Government Pattern will be BO Cents each without Berap

Kowsoca."

1st April, 1926

N. L. SMITH, Head'et the Sanitary DataRTMENT. [3397

BUILDINGS, HOWL.COM.

Apply to HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE

CO., LTD.. Alexandro Building.

3280]

OFFICE TO LET.

IS ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS.

Apply-

SECRETARY, A. 8. Watson à Cr. Læn.

2032

B.

RABIES.

PREMISES TO LET in the DAIRY FARK

PNINGTOR STRAIT. East

INTIMATION

WATSON'S

Celebrated

DRY GINGER

ALE

Its unique dryness' delight- ful aroma and rich flavour are features which give this the IMMENSE beverage POPULARITY it deserves.

It has been repeatedly de- clared by travellers, tourists. and others, that WATSON'S DRY GINGER ALE is UNEQUALLED by any similar product throughout the world.

PYERIS

SPARKLING MINERAL WATER.

A Delicious Table Water, healthful and refreshing. Surpassing in quality, the celebrated European Spa Waters.

with

Blends excellently Wines and Spirits, especially Whisky.

IN QUARTS, PINTS & SPLITS.

If

A. S. WATSON & CO., LTD. ABRATED WATER MANUFACTURERS.

Erakunnan 1841.

DEATHS.

APRIC STB, 1926

that they will be able to repel. the so that corners can be rounded, while Philistines. There is also a proposal to venerable buildings that have stood for specia) Act of Parliament to centuries are demolished. In the course obtain

the rate at which preserve a further stretch of adjacent of half a century, at country for the benefit not only of the alleged improvements are being made, it inhabitants of Eastbourne but of the is considered to be no exaggeration to multitudes who go to the South Coast say that the destruction of almost all the of England every summer for health and beauty and distinctive charm which the pleasure.

old places have had from time immemorial will be complete."

The Hon. Mr. P. H. Holyoak, members of the Government and of the Hongkong Chamber of Commerce, ware entertained to dinner at the Chinese Merchants Club by the Executive Committee of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Friday. The function was capocially in honour, of the Hon. Mr. Holyoak, who departs from the Colony on Home leave on Wednesday.

were robbed of 891331 on Thursday at No. 9, Mercer. Street. The shroffs went

The threat to Brachy Head is man tioned chiefly by way of illustration of

The Royal Institute of British Archi what is happening in one historic part tects are in communication with the wedding of considerable interest to of England. But there is also, to quote Ministry of Health with a view of pro- the Hongkong, Chinese community, espe.. another example, the threat to Kent.tecting the wonderful old villages and cially the younger modern section, will' "the garden of England." part of which country towns, and preserving great take place at 2.30 o'clock, this afternoon, is, it seems, to be turned into a colliery stretches of natural scenery which are at the Union Church, Kennedy Road. area. Millions of capital are to be em likely to be selected by the jerry-builder The parties will be Miss Alios Lau, ployed to develop the Kent coalfeld. as a "feld for his money-making opera formerly of Melbourne, and Mr. Richarų This may be due to the march of comtions Mr. E. GOY DAWBER, the Presi Shim, headmaster of the Ying Wa mercial enterprise, and therefore inexor-dent of the Institute, writing recently on Collage. A reception at the King Edward able and perhaps inevitable, but none the the subject, stressed the fact that nowa Hotel will follow the ceremony. Mag less regrettable--especially when it is days every man is a law unto himself. borne in mind that at present Britain is and builds how he pleases regarduess off Two shroffs of the Lai Yuen Bank raising more coal from efisting coalñelds his neighbours or, of the district, village i than she is able to consume or sell at aor town in which he lives." There are

"that attract there to pay a sum of money to profit abroad. However, we are glad to two things," he said. learn that so far as is possible the, dis-people in whatever civilized "countries Chinese on instructions from à banking figurement of east Kent will be avoided. they may he, and those are scenery and correspondent in Macao. As soon as they The number of pits are to be limited to architecture-the work of Nature and that entered they wern held up by six men, 18 or 20; and the idea is to bouse the of man-and it is incredible that we in one of whom had a revolver and the thousands of workers who will be attached this "country are wantonly allowing this othera daggers. They were bound and to the cofliaries and factorics in properly legacy of beauty and secliness to be gagged, but when the robbers decamper, His pro- the gagged men attracted the attention planned villages, where the awful con-destroyed before our eyes." ditions of life which are found in miningposal, on behalf of the great profession of some passers-by by kicking the door, centres elsewhere will be prevented. of which he is the official representative and were released. This is all to the good. The duty which for the time being, is that the Ministry of Health, the Government Department is laid upon capitalists to respect the

which controls building, or some other amenities of the English countryside is

body, should call a conference to inquire recognised. They are alive to their.

into the matter and put the erection of responsibilities.

small houses, and also the preservation prove extremely interesting. The grounds will be decorated and illuminated for the satio of the English, countryside, on

occasion, and the programme will inch de Factory basis.

& demonstration in bridge building, first aid work by the cycling ambulance corjis and pyramide. There will also be camp are scenes, and other features which have become associated with scout gatherings. Something of a sensation was caused on Friday night by the desertion of a number of Chinese marines from the Chinese cruiser Kwong Kang," which has been lying off a shipyard at Sham Shui

Public opinion is on the side of those who are holding a watching brief, as the lawyers would say, at what is taking place in the rural districts, and arc seck- ing to preserve the beauty of the country side for the present generation and also

n

A Police report on Saturday "stated that a motor-car, No. 1934, was lying

for posterity. In special cases like those, wrecked, just off the Taipo Road...

MEMBERS of the Publ'o are Hereby Point, Floor Area: 6,835 8q.. Ft.. Height: Gorrs.--At Shanghai, on March 28th, the fact that the advent of motoring has manager of the branch at Sourabaya..

Vac

their Dogs Across the HARBOUR withoat"

[*3356

years.

The annual display of scouteraft and scouting games by the 2nd St. Andrew's Troop of Boy Scouts this evening in St. Andrew's Church Hall at 8.30 should

Po for some time past. The men took

of Beachy Head or in Kent, particular The rainfall on Saturday amounted attention is fecussed upon the subject to about three-quarters of an inch, se- and a restraining hand is stretched forth, cording to the Observatory records. But what should be done to preserve the

Lieut. Lindsay Clark, of the sud amenities elsewhere? That is a question Ladiana Sikhs, son of Mr. Duscan which is being asked, and the cbvious Clark, formerly of Hongkong, has been answer is that it is a problem that can promoted to the rank of Captain. only be dealt with successfully by means Mr. T.-M. Knott, of the Penang with them four rifles, a number of small of State control. Anyone who has moved branch of the Hongkong and Shanghai srms, and an autammatic of Russian make, has been appointed acting together with a good supply of ammuni about the country is conscious of the Bank,

tion. They left in a dinghy for a den- 1. Informed that ▲ "REMOVAL 20.40 Ft. Make Excellent "Godown "For

son of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Gorts, born. PERMIT Necessary before Any DOG farther particulars apply to the BEREZART

To-day is the Ching Ming festival, tination unknown. Police launches at- February 25th, 1923.

wrought changes everywhere. Even re- Can Be Taken Across the HARBOUR Sach THE DAIRY FARM, ICE MCPRAILA Shanghai, on March 28th, mote villages have not escaped. The when it is the practice of the Chinese tempted to trace the deserters, but no Permite may be obtained at the Office of the STORAGE CO., LTD.

MALCOLM MCPHAL, marine engineer, COLONIAL VETERINARY SURGEON.

China Merchants S. N. Co., aged 51 introduction of plate glass windows, people to visit the cemeteries for the sign of the dinghy was found. One Persons in possession of Anti-Rabies

Chinese suspect has been detained, but cination Certificates issued by Veterinary

their ancestors. Practitioners drs Not thereby entitled to TakeOR RENT Six Roomed HOUSE, MMPLE SHEEL-On April 3rd, at Shanghai Hoz. Blazed brick fronts, and petrul supply purpose of worshipping at the tombs of

up to yesterday none of the other pital, ROBERT FLETCHER SHEEL, of stations, have so ultered the ancient Sunderland. England; master marin streets that the England we all love and

Many members of the European marines had been arrested. er, husband of JESSIE MARIE SHEEL, of Hongkong

*[3400 think of with pride is in danger of becoin Y.M.C.A., Kowloon, who had arranged to climb Castle Peak on Saturday after- ing a thing of the past. The construc.

were disappointed at not being tion of wide arterial roads to enable on

able to do so the heavy rain effectually motorists to travel at high speed from

candelling all their plans one place to another has had the effect of bringing people to live outside of largo towns, but the bouses built are often repellent" in their sheer ugliness. More often than otherwise these habitations are badly designed, small, and archites turally mean a consequence of high To all who know and love England it is prices of material and labour-and are disquieting to hear that Beachy Head, constructed of materials which hear that majestic and beautiful bluff of chalk relation either to the district or five hundred feet above the English Chan- surroundings..

A REMOVAL PERMIT."

WALTER J. E. MACKENZIE, Colonial Veterinary surgaon.

Hongkong, 31st March, 1926.

NOTICE.

$3290

MOTOR CAR LIGHTER SERVICE:

FOTORISTS May Reserve SPACE in the MISTER for Transportation of Cars from Hosexone and Kowlook by Telephoning to RowLoox .No. 7 (Smako DIST.) Before I 2.x. 60 Day Space is Required.

Cars should be alongside the LIGHTER 15 Minutes before the Time Booked otherwise: Space Cannot Be Reserved.

On SUNDAYS" and HOLIDAYS, A 3 Minutes Service in Maintained Between the Hours of 8 AM, and 7 P.M.

THE "STAR" PERRY CO., LTD., 33841 TELEPHONE K. No. 7,

LETAL HOUSE Wanted Prax with Tennis Court Long Leses. We have Houso and Land for Disposal SMALL - INVES-

[100 TORS. TEL 4830,

10 LET-From Apri let, 1926, for Sir TLET prished Flax, Four Booma, Central District, All Modern Conven iences including Elevator. Apply-Box No.

£155 153 / Hongkong Daily Press

THE BRITISH MALAYA TRUSTEE AND EXECUTOR COMPANY, LIMITED.

(INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE).

THE

THE Company is prepared to act

EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR or

Hongkong Office: la, later Road, Lenden Office: 131, Fleet Street, E.O.

The Baily Press.

Honekore, Arail 57¤, 1926.

RURAL ENGLAND.

ita

Special services were held at St. John's Cathedral, St. Andrew's Church, Kow- loon, the Rouss Catholic Cathedral and other churches in the Colony on Good When a Chinese was admitted to the Friday and yesterday (Easter Day) A Kowloon Hospital on Friday suffering feature of the services, apart from the the specind from injuries to his body, he stated that Eastertide addresses, was an Indian constable assaulted him as music and singing. At St. John's Shanshuipo, when he attempted to ar Cathedral on Good Friday evening there rest him on a charge of alleged unlicenced was a choral racital (referred to ela hawking

where), and yesterday afternoon a chil- Among the passengers who left by the dren's flower service, was held, to which P. & O. Morea on Saturday were Major many beautiful blooms were brought by and Mrs. Hattersley Smith, Mr. AE, the young people. At St. Andrew's Mrs and Miss Hollingsworth, Mrs. A. O. Church, Kowloon, the morning service on

་

OR SALE-One BOUDOIR GRAND TRUSTEE and as ATTORNEY of AGENT nel, is threatened by the jerry-builder. It is not before it was time, therefore, Lang, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Dalgety, Good Friday was taken by the Rev. G.

PIANO by "OHALLIX, specially, co for Persons having Interests in MALAYA or who has descended upon the South Downs that voices are being raised in solemus MrKT.. G. Weall, Mr. and Mrs. R.E, S. Upadell, M.A., and the evening.

stracted for the East. Four- Years Old, in First Class Condition. Apply to. W. TAYLOR, c/o BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE. [3386

THE PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL

STEAM NAVIGATION CO.-- STEAMER FOR SINGAPORE, PENANG, AND BOMBAY.

THROUGH BILLS OF LADING ISSUED FOR EGYPT. MEDITERRANEAN AND. CONTINENTAL FORTS

LONDON.

Steamship

"JEYPORE"

marrying His Majesty's Malls, will be despatched. from this Fort at 4 2.. on WHONE DAY, the 7TH APRIL, 1926, taking Cargo for the abors Parts,

Buk Valuable Cargo for Italy, and London (under, arrangement) will be conveyed by this Bleamer proceeding to Bombay and there transhipped to the un-cany« ing Steamer for Marsailing and Londen.

Parcels will be received at this Office unti $ 7.4 on the Day previons to Sailing. The contents and value of all packages must be. declared.

For further

desiring to moonirs Interests there.

Booklete and any further Information may be obtained on Application to the SECRE TARIES at CHANTERED BANK CHA

"SINGAPORE

VISITORS TO CANTON.

Should Purchass

A BOOK FOR THE GLOBE TROTTER FOR HONGKONG TO CANTON

·་:.:

∙BY THE PEARL RIVER

CAPTAIN O. V. LLOYD

With Illustrations, Kaps and Flags"

PRICE

[2391

Hongkong:

Canton:/

Apply to MLOKINNON, HAOKERIZIE 2 00,

Agente; Hongkong, Tat April, 1928,

$1.75

On Bale at

DAILY Pants". Ozica. Masses: KELY & WALE, Lid Mesura, Barwata & Co. Mesurs. A. 8. Farman & Co.

with dire resulta.

1:1

warning about the developments that are The magnificent headland, we read, is taking place. Eminent architects have already ringed round with his contrap called attention to the subject recently tions in bricks and mortar, and concrete in the Times and other journals. They

service by the Rev. G. E. Arrowsmith, Baker, and Miss Baker.

M.A Holy Communion was celebrated at 7.15 am. yesterday and the eleven "Jacko,” the pet monkey belonging to o'clock service was conducted by the Mr. MacReynolds, which escaped last Vicat (the Rev. G. R. Lindsay. A afternoon and at the evening service the Tuesday, and later bit Mrs. Warren, of young people's service followed in the Bishop of Victoria (the Right flev. C. R. captured. He was captured after a long Duppuy) was the preacher. During this chase on the hill-side above Sookunpoo, service, the Bishop licensed Mr. J. H. Diocesan Lay Reader. The services at Valley by Chinese boys of the Indian Hunt, O.B.E. (the Vicar's Warden), as a the Union Church, Kennedy Road, were Recreation Club.

taken by the Rev. J. Kirk Machonscie (Pastor) both on Good Friday and yesterday.

or wooden, hut-like dwellings misnamed point out that England possesses ex- No. 19, Broadwood Road, has been re- bungalows; and far and wide inland from quisite old villages and towns which are the Sussex coast great stretches of country most beautiful. They are a unique and that have given joy and refreshment of priceless heritage from the past, the spirit to countless generations of men are admiration and envy of every foreigner

Our Chinese correspondent says it is already ruined-as the speculative builder who visits England, and therefore they feared that a strike of the men employ. always ruins what be puts his band to ought to be preserved regardless of costed on the craft on the inland rivera f by the making of skeleton roads. The or sectional interests. The policy of the Kwangtung province seems inevitable as smooth, grass covered contours of the new road-makers is to sweep away every everlasting hills, and the gently sloping thing which stands in the way of speed valleys, are being cut ар with

excavations They widen and straighten the old wind that remind & beholder of the trenches ing lanes with their overhanging trees,

A

the conferences convened to discuss the wages demands by the men's unca hare failed, notwithstanding the mediation of the Commissioner of Agriculture and Labour.

OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS. The following appointments are noti fied in the Government Gazette -

The Rev. Dr. T. W. Fearce, O.B.E.. LL.D., the Bar. A. D. Stewart and Mr. 6. W. TELL.D., have been re-appointed members of the Board of Education for sfarther period of two years, with effect from April 9th

in Flanders when the troops had moved and they cut down the hedgerows where A Chinese woman of No. 22, Wing forward leaving a desolate waste behind the hawthorn blooms snow-white in the Fook Street, reported to the police on Friday that two armed men entered her them. The people of Eastbourne, con- spring time of the year, and wild Poses house and stole from her a pair of gold, The Rev. HR, Wella" häs been sp scious of the

danger that threatens their gladden the eyes with a riotous feast of car rings and other jewellery valued as pointed to be a member of the Board of $76. Sote auspicion attaches to the Education during the absence from the picturesque and pleasant town, have taken colour on summer days. Concrete, kerb report, since the woman had money in Colony of the Rev. Dr. T. W. Pearce, or swift action. They have protected the ing that is quite unnecessary is put down her possession when he made the report, until further notice

Mr. W. D. Rusall, ACA, has been and when the flat was searched, articles summit of Beachy Head with a town on each side of the old grass-bordered which she said. had been stolen, were appointed an auditor for the purpose of

the Companies Ordinances. planning scheme, which means, of course, road rays, and splendid trees are felled found.