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NEW ADVERTISE-

MENTS.

NOTICE.

it

THE

INTIMATIONS.

NOTICE.

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1927.

REGISTRY

Thas been Transferred from the

MARRIAGE

"OLDERS of ARY'S LICENCES SECRETARIAT FOR CHINESE APPAA to

H Bre. Reminded that their the LAND OFFICE, Suriams Count,

Licences Ware Das for RENEWAL on | Hoxe Kosa,

JANUARY 1 LAST.

E. D. C. WOLFE, Capt' Supt. of Police.

10th January, 1927.

14435

THE HONG KONG & SHANGHAL HOTELS, LTD.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that M. CECIL GORDON COPLEY has been Appointed Eecratary of this Compons.

By Order of the Beard,

1

"J. H. TAGGART,

Chairman.

Hong Kong, 12th Januay, 1927.

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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF

HONG KONG,

IN LIQUIDATION

No. or 1928.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COM

PANIES ORDINANOF, 1911

Ix

AND

THE

THE MATTER * ORIENTAL COMMERCIAL BANK LTD

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PHILIP JACKS, Registrar of Marriages,

THE MARRIAGE RIGHTXY, SUTAEME COURT, Hong Kong,

NOTICE.

INTIMATIONS."

DEWAR'S

WHITE

#

ARY 10. 1927, the Odices of and After MONDAY, JAND-

tae SECRETARIAT. FOR CHINESE

LABEL

FINEST

despite the adverso circumstances alluded to, there are vast numbers of the population who are able to pay their

and at the same time put same portion of their income

earnings by for the proverbia rainy day.

от

There will be two popular social functions held to-night. At the Hotel Savoy the Dockyard Ladies' Club will hold a fancy dress car- nival dance, commencing at nine o'clock; while at Lane Crawford's Restaurant, the Kowlood Cricket Club are holding another of their winter dances, beginning at the

Nor is it only by means of savings certificates that the nation is same hour.' playing thrift to an extent never

ever,

OBITUARY.

CAPTAIN C. E. WEBE

MANY YEARS WITH INDO-

CHINA FLEET.

We regret to record the death of Ernest ・Wobb, Captain Charies lately of the Indo-China. Steam Navigation Company's feet, which Fines varying from $10 or six took place on Wednesday at the 1 before recorded. A great deal weeks hard labour, 815, or three Matilda Hospital, after a long ill

also being done through the Post weeks imprisonment, were imposed ness. The deceased bad been ia j Office savings bank and the building by Mr. T. W. Ainsworth on nina bospital for many months, having societies. The certificates are, how Chinese residing on the hillside at undergone treatment at the How Kowloon City, who were charged loon Hospital prior to admission to the main incentive. The total with being in unlawful possession the Matilda Hospital. → value of the certificates sold since of various quantities of pinewood the movement was inaugurated during the war, to meet a great national emergency, is well over $800,000,000. A splendid respouse from the small investors was made during the war, but the popularity of the certificates has by no means waned during eight years of peace

AFFAIRS will be on the FIRST SCOTCH WHISKY

FLOOR of the NEW GOVERNMENT: BUILDING in CONNAUGHT BOAD CENTRAL.

E. R. HALLIFAX, Secretary for Chinese Afaini - Hoog Kong, 8th January, 1927

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HONG KONG AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION.

DINNER DANCE

8.1 P., JANUARY 21AT, 1017,

MEMBE

EMBERS may book their Talen and obtain their Tickets on and after MONDAY, 10mm rsar, at Mɛssra. MOUTRIES, where a Plan.of.the.

DY Order of the Court dated the Seating Arrangements may be seen.

BY BAY OF JANUARY, 1997,

MR. JOHN HENNESSEY SETH And M.x. SYDNEY HAMPDEN ROSS both of No. 8, Dra Your Read Central, Victoria in the Colony of Hong Kong, hare been appointed Liquidators of the above-named Bank without a Committee of Inspection.

Dated the 14th day of January, 1947.

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• THE "STAR" FERRY CO. LIMITED.

NOTICE TO B-AKEHOLDERS

A

NOTIC E. L. AGGSSIZ,

Official Receiver and Provisional

Liquidator.

HONG KONG "JOCKEY CLUB.

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

that

the TWENTY-NINTH ORDINARY ANNUAL MEETING of this Company will be held at the Offes of Mosers. Jardine, MatuZION & Co., LTD., on FRIDAY, the 28tu JANUARY, 1927, at 11.00 ... ior the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors together with a Statement of Accounts for the Year ended 31st

INTRIES for the FORTHCOM-

ING RACES CLOSE on SATUR DAY, 22ND JANUARY, 1927, at 3 DROZMEZE, 1926. and must be send to the SECRETARY c/o Linstead & Davis, Alexandra Buildings on or before This Date.

Eatry Form ara now ready and can be had at the JOCKEY CLUB STABLE RACE COURSE, HONGKONG CarB

[4401 LINSTEAD & Davis,

THE INTERNATIONAL RACE AND RECREATION CLUB OF MACAO, LIMITED, MACAO.

ог

TOTICE, IS HEREBY GIVEN MEETING FOR CHINA PONIES of This Clab will take place at MACAO 1927 NEXT. On the TR FEBRUARY,

There will be if Weather

This Meeting, Only One Event st

THE TRIAL

STAKES

The REGISTER of SHARES of the

Company will b CLOSED from TUESDAY, the 18 JANUARY, 1927, to FRIDAY, the 28TH JANU. ARY, 1927, both days inclusive.

By Order of the Board of Directora, F. II. OBAPNELL

seling Secretary. Hong Kong, January 11th, 1977.

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THE HONG KONG LAND IN. VESTMENT AND AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED,

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN No that the THIRTY NINTH ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS in this Com- pany will be held at the, Offices of The FIRST ANNUAL SPRING IT. JARDINE, MASHERON & CO., LTD., EETING FOR CHINA PONIES is Scheduled to take place on the 16TH, 17TH, 18 and 24TH APRIL, 1927. The CHAMPION SWEEPSTAKE will be Rau on the 197¤ APRIL, the 3RD Day of the Meeting.

By Order.

S. W. CHENG,

$4

OF GREAT AGE.

Awarded 60 Gold and Prize Medals,

VICTORIA

VAT"

It is extraordinary that after the bad times the country has been **** through there should be no less a sum now standing to the credit

tion.:

THE COMING OF THE SUFFOLKS.

FINDING QUARTERS FOR THE NEW REGIMENT.

OFFICERS MESS IN HOTEL SAVOY,

As previously stated,' the 2nd Battalion of the Suffolk Regiment are already on their way to Hong. Kong from Gibraltar.

Preparations are now in hand for quartering them. There will be four companies and a headquarters wing

to and accommodation for.

A Battery of the Royal Artillery The late Capt. C. E. Webb, who are leaving Whitfield Barracks, reasonably suspected to have been was 63 years of age, was well-known Kowloon, and proceeding to Stone. cutters Island to join another Bat cut from the Government planta in the Colony. He first joined the tery there. This will allow for tho Indo-China feat in 1918 on the s... quartering of one company on the The death has occurred at the Kumsang (predecessor of the beat Peninsular. Another company will and room at Lyemun, where there General Hospital, Penang, of Mr. at present bearing that name) and is also another Battery of Artillery. Richard Bartlett Glen, the father was acting Master of the s.s. Fuen. The other two companies and bead. of Mr. W. B. C. Glen, of Bakit

modated at Wellington Barracks and Victoria Barracks.

Siarong Estate, Kedah, aged 63 eng when he was invalided out of headquarters wing will be accom the ducensed arrived from home on the service at the end of 1935. an 18-days' visit to his son and daughter, and while there was taken widow, two married daughters (Mrs.

The late. Caft. Webh leaves

L He was brought to Penang)

ay Officers of the battalion stationed

Hospital, when he grew worse and A. Spary and Mrs. J. W. Brown) died. The reriains will be taken to and an infant daughter, aged six Glasgow.

months.

The Funeral. ·

in the city will have their vesh le

the Hotel Savoy, and the whole of the second door will be at their disposul.

THEFT OF $1,232.

MISSING. HOUSEBOY

SUSPECTED.

OF DRAWERS.

When off Mack Moon on Wednes of people who have invested in day & trading junk collided with a The funeral took place last-even- National Sayings Certificates than occurred regarding the question of

fishing junk and an altercationing at the Protestin Cemetery. £475,000,000. The recent coal dis-responsibility. The master of the Happy Valley, the Rev. G. T. THE VERY FINEST OLD pute hit the country hard, yet it trading junk and one of his fokis Waldegrave (of the Missions to MONEY TAKEN FROM CHEST

jumped on board the bahing junk Seamen Institute) officiating at the Failed to kill the spirit of thrift to demand compensation, and found; graveside.

themselves forcibly detained. The SCOTCH WHISKYmong those middle-class and work-fishing junk mailed away with the

ing people who have had the chance man as captives, and the slower

moving cargo boat has now come into Hong Kong and made a report to the police.

...Lords and Commons.

As supplied to the Houses of of saving. During the whole period of the stoppage the average number of savings certificates pur- chased was over 600,000 per week. That is evidence of the financial resources and strength of the British nation.

SOLE AGENTS:

A. S. WATSON

& CO., LTD.

HONG KONG DISPENSARY.

BIRTH.

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WAY-On January 13th, at the Peak Hospital, to MARJORIE NINA, wife of H. C. B. WAY, daughter..

05 THGRSDAY, 27TH JANUARY, 1927, at Noor for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors together with a statement of Accounts Hong Kong Oce: 1, Chater Rd. for the Year ending 31st Decesara, | London. Office: 131, Fleet. St., E.C. 1926.

FRIDAY Secretary:

4320] UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY

OF CANTON, LTD.

THE CERTIFICATE No. 7879 fo TShares, E4 Per Share Paid Up Numbered 62091/62018 and 23605/85606 in this Society standing in the Name of May, MARIA WU DA SILVA, of CANTON, has been declared LOST, and

at the Expiration of One Month from tibe Date hereof the above Document be

The REGISTER of SHARES of the Company will be CLOSED. from 14 JANUARY. to THURSDAY, 7TH JANUARY, both days inclusive, during which period No Transfer of Shares can be registered.

By Order of the Board of Directors, L. S. GREENHILL,

Secretary. Hong Kong, 6th January, 1927,

not forthcoming the said Certificate will No. 43,

be dramed CANCELLED and of No Effect, and a NEW CERTIFICATE

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GRANVILLE ROAD, KOWLOON

The Daily Press.

Hoxe Koxo, JANUARY 16TH, 1927.

NATIONAL SAVINGS IN

GREAT BRITAIN.

TO LET.

ONE would scarcely have expected with all modern appliances after a devastating war to find the

Apply to: DOMINICAN PROCURA-spirit of thrift alive and active to

TION..

the extent that it undoubtedly is [4359

in Great Britain today. We are

constantly told that the nation is

for the 8 Saares will be issued in it SPANISH

stead by the Society,

PAUL LAUDER,'

General Manager.

Hong Kong, 6th January, 1927,

C4302

TO LET.

CHINESE REPUBLIC 5% GOLD A FUROPEAN SHOP in NATHAN

BONDS, 1925.

(BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE DE

CHINE BONUS). -

BOLD, KOWLOON.

Apply to HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE CO., LTD.. 4023] Alexandra Buildings,

The chief mourners were the widow (Mrs. Webb), Mr. and Mrs. Spary (so-law and daughter), 3ir. and Mrs. J. W. Brown (son-in law and daughter), Mr. and Mrs. P. B. P Mr. and Mrs. H: Stain- field and Mr. and Mrs. E. £ Stain-

''

Members are reminded that the annual meeting of the St. David's field. Society, Hong Kong (Cymdeithas Others present included the Rev. Dewi Sant) will be held at 5.30 J. Horace Johnston, Capt. A C. this evening in the office of Mr. Kennedy (representing the Indo- D. J. Lewis, Messrs. Johnsen, China S.N. Co.), Mr. T. T. Lauren Stokes & Master. The report of sen (Secretary of the China Coast the committee and statements of Officers' Guild, Mr. WR. Mason, accounts for the year will bo Mr. R. Pestonji and Mr. Landolt. presented; officers and committee

Moral Tributas. the meeting will also decide upon elected for the ensuing year; aud the manner in which St David's Day shall be celebrated.

A Mr.Fausset, residing at No. 4, Humphrey's Buildings, Kowloon, is the poorer by 31.932, and a "boy" employed by him, who has abecond-

is suspected of being the thief. It appears that Mr. Fausset gave the boy the sum of $34 yesterday to pay some bills. Later, when the boy failed to re-appear Mr. Fausett discovered that the sun mentioned was missing from a chest of draw- ers, and his suspicions fastened on the missing servant.

CHOW PUPPY RUNS AMOK.

SUSPECTED OF ROBIES.

In addition to the money there ̈ia We should say that with evidence

also a missing an Elgin watch. The money was m two 8500 notes, and of this character to go upon, there

one 8100 note, one $50 note, and is a complete answer to the pes

Floral tributes were sent by the the remainder in 85 notes and $1 notes. Up to last night no arrest following:- simists who are prone to imagine

had been made. From his wife; Annie; Alf and that discontent is rampant in

Min and family; Edith and Jack; Britain. So far from this being the On and after Sunday next the Baby Margaret; Harry and Mande; case the support accorded the the General Post Office will be Austin and Baby Mr. and Mrs. Radio Counter on the 3rd floor of Mr. and irs. E. L. Stamfeld; John National Savings movement is proof closed, and will be transferred to William Beaver: Mrs. A. M. Vos that there is very real spirit of gether with the Radio Telegraph Smith and Miss Santos Mr. and

Ufice to the lat doar of the G.P.O. Mrs. Mason and Billy" Mr. and A chow puppy, which is suspected contentment. To bundreds of Building The counter at the Mrs. A. W. Bliss and family; Mn of suffering from rabies, has escap--

Radio Telegraph Office will be open and Mrs, R. Pestonji; Mr. and Mrs. ed from the custody of its owner thousands who are buying savings

and night for the acceptance J. R. Copell; Capt. and Mrs. Chinese P.W.D. surveyor at Kan certificates every week are not, the of radio telegrams: The entrance Jowitt: Mr. and Ms. J. Gibson: Tin village, New Territories. Be people to

to the building is at Des Voeux Mrs. Mores and Family; Mrs. B.fore its escape it bit four P.W.D... to pay heed

noisy Rond-Pedder Street corner. The Oxberry, Miss L. Gomes: Caps and coolies and a villager, a friend of 3poutera preaching class war. They doors will be closed after 10 p.m., Mrs. H. 3. Hurley.

but admittance may be, obtained by are satisfied in their mind that even ringing the night-bell. if it is not a perfect world in which they find themselves, it is good enough for them to get on with; A world in which they know there are reasonable rewards for personal efforts on the part of those who perform honest work, and ample security for the enjoyment of the fruits of such labour."

The marringe registry has been transferred from the Secretariat for Chinese Affairs to the Land Office, Supreme Court

tona.

ww

The Rev. J. Horace Johnston; the Rev. G. T. Waldegrage Capt, A. C. Kennedy: Capt. D. Skinner China Coast Officers' Guild.

COWARDLY ROBBERY IN

KOWLOON CITY.

DEFENDANT COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.

the owner of the animal. It ́ap- pears that the surveyor presented the puppy to his friend is a gift, but the chow, hit the man, who promptly returned it to the surveyor. While the surveyor and four coolies were endeavouring to tie the animal up it bit the coolies in the bands. The sur- geyor and his coolics retired to bed, but on arising in the morning discovered that the chow had

A search of the neigh- " escaped. bourhood has failed to reveal any trace of the animal. The bitten men have been given anti-rabies. treatment.

SEQUEL TO STUDENTS' QUARREL.

MR. LINDSELL'S FORCIBLE COMMENTS,

Interviewed at Singapore the Bishop of London said that he had only been a few days in Shanghai and nine days in Hong Kong, and he felt that it would be rather presumptuous to say much about China, However, t he said, my impression is that the best thing we can do, certainly at Hong Kong, is to patch up a peace with the Canton Government and not wait for perhaps fifty years for some Government in Peking. I also An impudent and cowardly rob- think that the Indemnity should be bery in which the thieves got away spent upon Hong Kong University with money, clothings and jewellery and not be sent to Peking, where to the total value of $386 was told it will only be at the mercy of the in-Court yesterday, when a Chinese particular war lord who happeba was charged with the offence at the to be in charge there.”.

Kowloon Palice Court, before Mr. T. W. Ainsworth. The St. Paul's Girls' College Outlining the case for the pro- bazaar, in aid of the new college secution, Inspector Fallon

Bald

A dispute between two students. The total output of the Kailas building food, will be opened this that on December 98th at about 7

over a volley ball had a sequel at Mining Administration's inines for afternoon at four o'clock by Lady p.m., four mea, all armed with the Central Magistracy yesterday, Clementi, The bazaar, which will choppers and daggers, entered No when an elderly Chinese appear the week ending January 1st continue to-morrow and on Monday, 15, Ah Tching Lang, Kowloon City.ed before Mr. B. E. Lindsell amounted to 11,068 tons, and the will be found on the first floor of The occupants of the house were charged with assaulting Yu Ching sales during the period to 72,895 the China Building, which has been married woman, her son and a 15 Shik, the younger of the two suffering in many ways from the

kindly placed at the disposal of year old daughter. Her husband youths. the organisers by the Directors of was away at sea." The robbers effects of the titanic struggle.

It appears that Lo Kai Yin, the the Chinese Estates, Ltd. The Hon. were alleged to have swung the door other, youth, aged 17 years, had a To bring to a conclusion the Dr. R. H Kotewall (the Chairman open, and, on entering, they said quarrel will his schoolmate whe Trade has been injured, unempler-

Church Missionary Association of the Building Fund Committee), they had come to search for arms. was said to bave thrown his volley. ment is severe, and taxation is Week organised by the teachers of will, it is understood, preside at the The mistress of the house was has ball over a wall. He then enlisted opening ceremony. It is hoped to ing her, dinner with her children, the aid of an outsider (the defen"" high. The cost of living is at a St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon, a raise the 870,000 still required to The robbers drew their daggers and dant). On Tuesday a demand for level which makes it difficult for all musical evening will be held in the complete the total of $270,000 need: pointed at the woman. The girl on compensation was made and in ef by the bazaar and by voluntary seeing her mother held up at dag- assault was said to have occurred, classes, especially those dependent Church Hall at 8.30 p.m. to-day,

donations. A feature of the fuae gers' points began to cry out, where which resulted in the appearanes tion will be the big lucky dip, which at, three of the, robbers seized her of the defendant at the Police upon Exed incomes, to carry on.

Mr. A. Hirota, Japanese Minis includes among its 4,000 prizes a by the neck, and one took her Court yesterday. Yet in spite of these conditionster to the Netherlands, who is, one and second prizes respec. struggling The robbers then drove said that during the dispute over Fiat car, and a diamond bracelet in his arms to prevent her from Giving evidence, the complainant there is more real thriftiness in the bis way to Europe, was a visitor|tively.

the woman and children to the kit the ball, the defendant joined in on country than ever before since here yesterday being entertained by

chen, and began a ransacking the the side of the other student. The following forthcoming mar premises, remaining in the house official statistics on the subject the Japanese Consul-General. Mr. riages are announced :-Mr. Vivian for almost an hour. The next day, in a forcible manner.

Mr. Lindsell expremed his views. became available. The secret is to Hirota is to visit Formoen and Petherick, Chief Officer, Marine when putting her house. in order Turning to the complainant, his be found in the wonderful ́ popu-

Canton while en route to his post. Service, Hong Kong, to Miss Cissie again, the woman found a chopper Worship, said: You are such a Lilian Mary Hast, residing at No. and a pair of eye-glages, presum coward yourself that you must larity of the National Savings The Chinese Y.M.C.A." will hold Cox's Path, Mr. William Alistair ably left behind by the robbers. Of fetch a big, halicing ball like the Donaldson, of the editorial staff of the four men who committed the defendant to fight yeschoolboy Associations. A savings certificate its annual general meeting this the Hong Kong Daily Preas, to robbery, one was kaswa to the battles for you. You should be which costs 16/- has a maturity evening. Mr. Yin Hsin Tao, the Miss Marguerite de Dibon Faber,woman, and she had been on friend whipped yourself. If you do this TO LET: Nest MAY ROAD STATION value of 25/ in ten years time. new general secretary of the Asso of London; Mr. Frank Barrington, ly terms with him for about three again, I will send you to gaol schoolmaster, public school for months The woman received in- Stand down, you should be ashame Two FLATS in the NEW BULA-There are at present 24,000 Savings ciation, has arrived from Europe Chinese, Shanghai Municipal Coun formation on December 30th thated of yoursel

To the defendant, his Worship ING" with all Modern Conveniences

and America, where he has been ril, Shanghai, to Miss Kathleen the man, whom she knew by the Moderate Rente-Apply A. V. APCAR

Associations in the country, and making a special study of the Agnes Bent, who is en route to the name of Lo Sai, was wen in Wan said: Is it the business of a hulk Colony on the s.a. Patroclus Mr. thai. She went there with 4 Police ing brute like you to interfere in & Co., LTD, 1, Des Voeux Road Central one week in November the number YM.C.A. work

John Fraser, overseer, Hong Kong, searcher, and on arriving at schoolboy's quarrels [4315 of savings certificates purchased

to Miss Helen Clark Shepherd, ten: Queen's Road East, she met the de

Defendant: I was asked to come A Youmeti junk which was pirat cher, of Aberdeen, Scotland Mr. Jendant, and he was arrested.

in as a mediator to arrange a com- was as many as 666,837. These ara

ed and taken away on December Henry Joseph Pearce, civil en Evidence was given by the woman promise of some sort. OR BENT, posible Bals, in region astemishing facts and they should 3rd last, put in at Tai-0 on Wedgineer, Hong Kong, to Miss Mary and her daughter. The defendant

His Worship: That's nonsense nesday, It warnet long before Elizabeth Leckte, residing at said that he was away from Hong as you 810, or fourteen days. of the BANQUE of Government House, Repulse shi FRANCO-CHINOISE haye Bay, and Kennedy Bond, detached reassure timid folk who may be police officers boarded her und xr. Hankow: Mr. Frederick William Kong on the day in question, but Also you are, to sign & persona! rested seven Chinese- who were on Ribeiro, merchant, of No. 8, Hanoi his statement was not substantiated bond of 850 to keep the peace, for been recently Transferred to houses, nine, siz, and five IDOME Tempe considering with some anxiety cer-

He was committed do? trial at the dr months and find a surety of Parson, Bruzhine, corner of Ice tivaly, latter including furniture for Sale. tais social and political develop board. The 'eni? lius led to inved. Roads, residing at Ade 389, Wathan February Sensions at the Supreme 850. If you can't find your surety,

coup has to Adelina Maria House Street and Chater Hoad

THE HALF YEARLY INTEREST

Tor Due will be Paid on Pre- mentation of Copos No. 4, and the undermentioned BUNDS, Drawn on the 1st Dec 1920, will be Faid off at

TO LET.

her JANUARY, NAMU

1927, at the USees of the BANQUE TRANDO-CHINOISE, PRINCE'S BUILD ING, HONG KUNA. Payment will be made in Hong Kong follars at the Demand Buying Rate. Exchange on

of

DEW Yoak on the Day of Presentation.

гo. 4A, DUDDELL STREET,

THE HON. SEORITALY,

CLUB LUSITANO,

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in

Interest mail Hedrewed Bonds will also 10 LET.Furnished HOUSE on PRAL All Modern Convenience. NIV YORK at the BANCA COM-Apply Box No. 4421 efo Hongkong

[4421 MERCIALE ITALIANA, and t Daily Press.

be Paid at all the Branches of the

BANQUE FRANCO-OHINOISE, and

HENRY SCHRODER BANKING

CORFORATION.

The following are the Redeemed Bonde:

All Numbers ending with

- 085 545. 880. 981:

096,

264

666.

2918

725. 950

731, 953.

and -393.- from 000393 to 036393.

848.

183383 to 877393,

000849 to 195849,

708849 to 877849 only. NB-The Premises of the Hong Kong

Branch

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SHALL INVESTOR'S TEL C.4030 wents in Great Britain. Obviously,

ing.

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Hoad, Kowloo

Court.

you will go to prison for six weeks.