NEW ADVERTISE- MENTS.
CHINA PROVIDENT LOAN & MORTGAGE CO., LTD.
TO SHAREHOLDERS AND OTHERS HOLDING POWERS
OF ATTORNEY.
IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE HR of Article 61
of the Articles of Association Powers of Attorney under which sny Share holder intends to vote on the Pail to be held at the REGISTERED UFFICE of the Company on the 16TH INSTANT must at to KEGISTERED OFFICE be deported of the Company Not Less Than Forty Eight Hours before the Time for holding of such Poll notwithstanding that such Powera of Attorney bars already boon produced to and noted by the Company,
Dated this oth day of May, 1927.
By Order of the Board,
D. L. KING.
Becretary:
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Hong Kong, May 5th, 1927.
HONG KONG GENERAL CHAM- BER OF COMMERCE,
A
INTIMATIONS.
CHINA UNDERWRITERS,
LIMITED.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, MAY 6th,
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN N°
that the THIRD ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING of SHARE HOLDERS of CHINA UNDER. WRITERS. LIMITED, will be held ja the Officos of Messrs. HEWA TORES & Co., St. George's Unilding, Chater Road, Hong Kong, an
SATUR DAY, THE 7TH DAY OF MAY, 1927, at 11.30 'CLOCK in the FORENoor, for the purpose of receiving the Heport of the General Maungera and State ment of Accounts for the Year endi
ending 3 a'at DECEMBER, 1926, and of electing a Consulting Committee and Auditors.
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from 2 APRIL, 1927, to 7TH MAY, 1927, Both Day#
inclusive.
By Order of the General Managers,
H. R. STURT,
Secretary, Hong Kong, 28th April, 1927. (4857
THE HONG KONG LAND IN.
VESTMENT AND AGENCY *
CO., LTD.
NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY
GENERAL MEETING of Men bere will be held on MONDAY,
GENERAL MEETING. the 16TH MAY, 1927, at 4 o'clock in the CITY HALL, Hong Kong, to nominaro
Biember of the Chamber for Al point that An EXTRAORDINARY TOTICE IS BEBEDT GIVEN- ment to the LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL for the Usual Term of Four Years, in GENERAL MEETING of the above succession to the Hon. MR. D. G. M. named Company will be held at the BERNARD. This Nourination becomes Board Decosary RA
ke th HON. MR. BERNARD will in future remain a Member of the LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL as appointed by His Excellency the GOVERNOR.
Notice in Writing of the Names of Candidates and their Proposers and Seconders to be indged with the SEORETAKY at least 48 Hours before the Time appointed for holding the Meeting.
By Order,
M. F. KEY,
Secretary. Hong Kong, 4th May, 1927. [4893
CHINESE ENGINEERING &
MINING CO., LIMITED.
PAYMENT OF INTERIM DIVIDEND ON SHARES YOU THE YEAR ENDING 30TH JUNE, 1927.
Boom of Messrs.
JARDINE. MATHESON & Co., LTD., No. 18, Pedder Street, Victoria, in the Colony of Hong Kong on the 10TH DAY OF MAY NEXT, at 12 o'clock Noon, for considering and, if thought fit, passing the Sub-joined Resolution as an Ordinary Resolution.
That this Meeting anthurises the Directors to pay to the Exocntor of the late Sir CATCHICK PAUL CHATER, C.M.G., the "Managing Director's from In Ваврейве shown in the Company's leat Balance Sheet, which represent the proportion, calculated up to the Date of his death, of the
ubertion to which the de.
would have become en titled, if he had survived to the end of the year, ander Article No 95 (D) of the Articles of Association.
By Order of the Board of Directors,
L. S. GREENHILL,
Secretary Hong Kong, 2nd May, 1927. [4882
LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the FIFTS ANNUAL
THE Board having Declared An TINTERIM DIVIDEND of One Shilling per Share, free of Income Tax, for the Year ending TH JUNE, 1927, Holders of Bearer Shares and Holders of Dividend Warrants received from Lou
Shareby doa or mocount of Begisteredk will be paid their Dividends on present. ing No. 30 Coupon of the Bearer Shares, ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING And Dividend Warrants on Registered of SHAREHOLDERS will be held at Shures, to either of the following Hanks--the Office of the Company, EXCHANGI THE HONG KONG & SHANGHAL BUILDING, Des Voux Road, Hong Kong,
BANKING CORPORATION,
on SATURDAY, 14TH MAY, 1927, at 11.30 AM.
THE CRATERED BANK OF INDIA,
AUSTRALIA & CHIN
THE BANQUE BELGE POUR L'EIRAN-
GER.
Payment will be made in Dollars at the Buying Rate of Excbangs of the Day,
P. O. YOUNG,
General Manager, KAILAN MINING ADMINISTRATION,
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TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
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Conditions --
FINAL of the OPEN SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP: FRIDAY, 6TH
The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Com; any will be CLOSED from 9r MAY, 1927, to the 14 MAY, 1927, Both Days inclusive,
By Onder of the Board of Directors,
S. J. JURDAIN,
Secretary. Hong Kong, 2nd May, 1927, ₤4887
NOTICE.
INTIMATIONS.
HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
TH
THIRD EXTRA BAOE
INTIMATIONS.
MEETING will be hold (Weather WATSON'S
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PURE CARBOLIC
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Each Member has the right to in troduce
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The Charge for Admission for Ladies Each Member can obtain, upon applica
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tion to the "ECRETART, Badges for Admission of 2 Ladies Free of Charge. 4881
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PUBLIC AUCTION-
OP
THE VALUABLE LEASEHOLD "PROPERTY“ Situs'e at MONGKOKTSUI in the
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AND
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HONG KONG, May 6ru, 1927.
AMERICA'S POLICY.
Ir is difficult to follow America's policy as inatanend by the calm announcement of Mr. CouIDGE that a second Note to China on the Nanking outrages is regarded as unnecessary. If this was the line, to be followed it surely would have been more in accord with the
diguity of a great nation hal it refrained from a protest in the VAILABLE-G. 1: Paak Boad, first instance. Following the urgent Residential Quarters, Contral representations of its own oficiale, location, beautiful grounds, entirely however, a strongly worded protest renovated, hot and cold water, excellent
bathrooms. Rooms single or double, was drawn up and handed, with for bachelors or small families, furnished
or unfurnished. Partial or whole service due official ceremony, both to Mr.
1927.
a similar horrible fate to that which Inspector C. Aris returned from overtook their unfortunate fellow Brisbane, Australia, where he has country people who were caught been on leave, by the Tanda unawares and helpless in the pre- yesterday.
gent Nationalist headquarters. As
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL,
REPRESENTATIVE OF CHAM BER OF COMMERCE.
Mr. RON GILBERT, who we believe Two Chinese youths were yester GENERAL MEETING CALLED. is an American, points out, there day morning fined 83 each by have been insults to the American | Major C. Willson for playing foot Bag, assaults upon American Con. ball at Prince Terrace.
ncw
A general meeting of members of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce has been called for Mon-
day, May 10th, in the City Hall to
nominate a member of the Chamber for appointment to the Legislativo Council for the uanal term of four
suls, murder of American citizens
Wednesday's health return show. And outrages upan American
still women, but
enser of small-pox, the American two Press continues to see a hopeful one of diphtheria and four of "uplift" movement in Nationalist enteric. All were Chinese, enterprise, while Washington either suppresses facts or denies know- ledge of them in public utterances public opinion. No wonder he ex- and smugly pretends to following will be held this evening in St.ment by H.E. the Governor.
John's Cathedral Hall, beginning
nt 5.30,
Worshippers at the Penk Church are reminded that the annual meet
presses the opinion that this in- difference to the realities of the
South China Athletic Association situation indicates nothing but hold their 5th annual athletic national decadence as the result of over prosperity. Such is the con- viction, he asserts, of the whole American community in the Far East who are disgusted and dia- couraged beyond measure.
sports meeting, on the Hong Kong Football Club ground on Sunday at noon.
The assistant manager of a leather shop at No. 17, Lascar
A few days ago we published a Row by reported to the police signed statement by many American that one of his jokis is missing.
missionaries which had been sent to the United States for publication, It is worth while quoting again from that document which runa as follows:-
In order that the American, public may know the facte re garding the Nanking outrage, we, the undersigned American citizens and residents of Nan- king who were present when the outrages against foreign lives and property were committed in that city on March 24th, desire to make a public statement. Out of our Own
first-hand experience and observation we unequivocally affirm that those outrages were committed by armed Nationalist soldiers in uniform, who acted with the knowledge and_approval" "of their superior officers,
Those outrages consisted not only in the looting of foreign homes, consular officers, schools, hospitals and places of busi- ness, but also, in the burning * of farcign bames and schools; in deliberate murder; in-twico shooting and wounding a young American woman; in shooting at and attempting to kill for- eign men, women and children; in the attempted rape of American woman; and in other shocking indignities to foreign. women too indecent to be pub- lish. To many of such things we can bear the sworn testi-
eye-witnesses; mony of
and numerous other cases have been proven beyond the least shadow of doubt.
It was immediately after the shelling was begun by the Amorican and British ships that bugles were sounded and the soldiers ceased the syste- natic work of destruction, thus demonstrating that they were under the control of higher military officers. These are all incontrovertible" facts.
The man was entrusted with 83,700 to pay to various firms.
A sack of rice, which was being unloaded from a lighter at the; Western Praya, dropped on one of the boatmen and injured his back. The man died at the Government
Civil Hospital yesterday morning.
Mr. Robert MacAllan, of the China Sugar Refinery, reported to
at
the police on Wednesday that gold watch and chain, valued $100, were abstracted from his jacket which was left in the sugar boiling house.
A
years, as the Chamber's present representative, the Hon. Mr. D. G. M. Bernard, will in future remain a member of the Council on appoint-
ALLEGED FAKED NOTES
VENDOR.
TRAPPED BY CHINESE
PRESSMAN,
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
The Chinese who was..charged with the possession of a 8000 Hong Kong and Shanghai Banknote and was alleged to have an unlimited
supply of these spurious notes for sale, was brought up on remand before Mr. R. E. Lindsell, at the Police Court yesterday afternoon.
It will be recalled that the defendant was lured on to commit himself by Chau Shau Foong, a vernacular newspaper reporter, and was finally trapped at the Stag Hotel. Defendant had asked to be
introduced to
man who would buy these notes from him at the price of $45 per 8160. Chau Sau Foong agreed to get him a buyer, and in the meanwhile he reported the matter to the Labour Mainten- ance Bureau, who in turn took the matter up with the Police. Acting under Police instructions, the de- fendant was eventually lured to the Stag Hotel with the "goods on him,..and at a pre-arranged signal, Sub-laspector Shoftain came on the scene.
While feeding material to
The defendant was searched and machine at the Rope Factory at the note was found on him. Cor- Kennedy Town, a workman had his roborative evidence to this effect hand severely injured through it we-given-at- yesterday's hearings by Wong Ching, assistant to the being drawn into the mechanism. Labour Maintenance Bureau and The man was removed to the Gov. Inspector Shaftain. ernment Civil Hospital,
The defendant denied having offered the note for sale. He said he had only showed the note to Chau Shau Foong because he did not know whether the note was
good or bad. Defendant alleged that Chau Sau Foong bad a grudgo against him and his statement was
Letters of administration to the estate of Grace Theresa Gonella, late of No. 209, Wanchai Road, who died on May 9th, 1926, have
a fabricated one. He had gambled been granted to Uga, Gonella, with the witness at Macao, and architect, her husband.
Chau Sau Foong owed him $30. Mrs. They both had souse hard words Gonella, architect, her husband. Mrs. Gonella left net personalty in the Colony of 82,400.
The
annual dinner, of the Engineer Company, H.V.D.C, and
over this debt.
Mr. Lindsell committed defen- dant for trial at the Supreme Court at the next Criminal Sessions.
SEIZED.
presentation of shooting prizes 15,000 LOTTERY TICKETS wou, will be held at Volunteer It is natural in 'the, face of state Headquarters this evening, begin- ments such as these that "a pro- test" should be lodged; it isning at eight o'clock. Following should be regarded as closed when concert, for which annatural that the incident" the dinner, there will be a smoking an enjoyable
TWO COOLIES CHARGED.
SHARP PENALTY IMPOSED.
Two Chinese atreet coolies were charged yesterday afternoon before Major C. Willson at the Central
no satisfactory reply is received. Amerien has been laughed at and Programme has been arranged. mocked and presumably regarda "it as in her best interests to scorn A meeting held recently in the Magistracy with the unlawful sincerely hope that her attitude Affairs, was attended by several leas that 15,000 tickets were found, both insults and injuries. We office of the Secretary of Chinese possession of Po pui lottery tickets. Between the two defendants; no will not be counted to her for medical practitioners, including valued at about $7,500. righteousness oc looked upon as Dr. Auderson, of the Hong Kong another expression of lofty idealism. University, the Hon. Dr. R. H. That would be carrying hypocrisy Kotewall, C.M.G., Mr. Lee Yick little too far. Nor, we truet, Mu and Mr. Wong Ping Suen. will her policy although it makes The reorganisation of the Tung They were searched at the Police the task of the other Powers more Wah Hospital was discussed. difficult, prevent them from pur- self-respect and justice. suing the path plainly marked by
Wednesday,
Connaught Road, on April 30th, by The two men were arrested on Chinese detectives just as they had come ashore from a small sampan. Station and on one of the 8,381 Po Pui tickets and 1810 tickets Sun Pui were found. On the other man there were 8106 tickets.
Dr. W. P. C. de Trafford, of the Economics Department, Osaka Com- mercial University, is on a short The first defendant who had two visit to Hong Kong and China to previous convictions proved against may be arranged. Uns of tennis court EUGENE CHEN, as the Foreign WHAT MR, COOLIDGE SAID. observe conditions for certain him was fined $150 or four months later. Available br. Taxi 40 cents,
Japanese neжарарета. Professor bard-labour. The second was fined obair or
walk. O. 1: Múl level Minister of the Nationalist Govern Tax Canton Gazette, in its issue Kong University under Sir Charles H. Loseby defended both accused. pleasant flat or rooms available, furnished. C. 21ment in Hapkow, and to General of
Trafford was at one time at Hong of $100 or three months. Mr. F.
that suggeste Repales with fitted in Well furnished hous
Eliot. Mrs. de Trafford is continu- [ADD SPORT teak furniture a ward CHIANG KAI SHER, as Commander-euter's Agency failed to quote ing on the La Plata Maru to East
President COOLIDGE accurately in Africa. THE FORTY-SIXTH ORDINARY Rttings, etc., ready inserted. Flush system in-Chief of the Nationalist armies his reference to Mr. EUGENE CHEN'S SHAREHOLDERS will be held at Available in part or whole. W 19:
GENERAL
of grounds and excellent views at Nanking. Mr. Evans CHEN, as recent Note. It is stated that the the Orvice of the Undersigned on Three houses, 12, 6, and 6 roome rented becomes the polished diplomat, can) cable was dispatched from following Associated Press (Ameri- TUESDAY, the 17TH MAY, 1927, at together; formerly private hotel. Flats wrote a long, evasive and entirely New York on April 25th: Noow, for the
of ригроз
of receiving the and housor available furnished or Report of the General Agents, together unfurnished, also single room for unsatisfactory reply. General with a Statement of Accounts for the bachelors. Year ended the 91st DECEMBER, 1926.
The SHAKE REGISTER and TRANSFER BOOKS will be CLOSED from the Sap to the 171H MAY, 1997, Both lays inclusive.
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., LTD.
General Agonte. Hong Kong, 26th April, 1927. [4840
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Declaring that the friend ship of Americe with China is proverbial, the President said no course of aggression in mind. We are there to pre- vent aggressions against our. people by any of their dis orderly elementa. Ultimately the turmoil will quiet down and soma form of authority will. emerge which no doubt will be prepared to make adequate settlement for any wrongs we have suffered.'
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Not a conciliatory in tone gistration of your land or property of her Consular officials, her and to a certain degree respon- for the Bession 1996, ***
garding shares, mortgago, sto. We nationale, whom she is pledged to have rented many of the Colony's largest houses and have negotiated property, protect, have evacuated many dismahould, are think, be under- The words "no doubt" in this land and shares for some of the oldest trict, where they had been settled lined. We should like to hear the for years and have flocked to the comments of the American women from Nanking upon this quaint, Treaty Ports to escape the risk of philosophie utterance.
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WONGKONG SMALL INVESTORS,
THE TYPHOID OUTBREAK. INFECTION NOT DUE TO WATER
SUPPLY OR MILK.
yesterday morning to two weeks' A Chinese coolie was sentenced hard labour by Major C. Willson, being convicted on the unusual charge of stealing a fial. The poolie stated that he was employed to carry the fish, from the wharf to the market and the freshness of the fish tempted him to steal one. 15 days is not due to infection of The fish was produced in court. It was two feet long and priced at a little over a dollar.
The present minor epidemic of typhoid which has broken out in the Colony-27 cases have occurred in
the ordinary water supply of the Colony or to milk. This is proved by the fact that there have only been eight European casos during James the passengers living for those were quite in ac- Home by the Funnel Line s.s.cordance with tropical climatic con- Hector on Wednesday wore:-Mr. ditions. The fact that a number of and Mrs. H. W. Maxted, Mr. C. C. cases of typhoid are being reported Knight, of Butterfield & Swire, daily from Chinese quarters, is con Mr. F. A. Wells, Captain Prigent, sidered by medical authorities to be of the Hong Kong, Canton and due to certain classes of persons Macne Steamboat Company, going who do not object to drinking water on Home leave with his wife and running through naliehs. The wea daughter, Mr. W. J. Clerk, of the ther also fosters the life of the Corporation, on, leave, Mr. and Hong Kong and Shanghal Banking germ. Mrs. C. H. B. Joly, Mr. A. H. danger to the public in general. There is considered to be no and Mrs. A. O. Potta, Miss B. The main thing is to be careful of Score, Mr. and Mra, H. Edgar, and one's food and to keep personally Mr. F. H. Lowe.
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