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"NEW ADVERTISE- MENTS.

GOVERNMENT BILLS, ETC.

ENDERS ter

SPECIE and

THEKIDAN DOLLARS current In this Colony, for Telegraphia Transfer, on the Lords Commidoners of His Majesty's Treasury, Londes, up to and for the Sum of FD00, will be Received bribe TREASURY CHEST OFFICER, COMMAND PAY OFFICE, at 11 O'CLOCK on the 2 AUGUST. 1957

The Tenders to state the Total Amount (in Pound Sterling). No Telegraphic Trazafer will be made for less than £10%

The Toaders to be in Duplicate, and in Sealed Covers," addressed to the TREA SURY CHEST OFFICER, COM

MAND PAY OFFICE, and endorsed TENDERS FOR GOVERNMENT BILLS, Ela

of

The right to accept or reject any or all the Tenders is redorvad.

Copies of Forms of Tander can be

had on application,

Persons Lendering for (Bills) are hereby Netiffed that, having regard to the provisions of the Acts 32 George III., Cap. 40 and 41, George III. Cap. 59, the acceptance of any such Tender 14 subject to the express condition that no Member of the British House of Commons shall be admitted to any share or part la to any beneft to arise from the Con- tract thereby made for the allotment of wok (Bill).

"The provisions in question do not apply to Contracts entered into by incorporated Company is its corporated espacity and mail for the general benefit of the Company.

**E. G. RILEY, Lisnt-Culocol, Tromsary Chort Oror, R.A.PC. His Majesty's Tressary Office.

Hong Kong, 92nd Aug, 1927. (5243

INSURANCE AGENCY.

Fit Cla British Inorance

A Compare Require AGENTO in

Com-

HONG KONG and CANTON for the Transaction of Fire Bnaizena. municate with CHINESE POST OFFICE Box No. 1655, Buanguli, [5,024

HONG KONG FOOTBALL LEAGUE.

APPLICATIONS for Admission to

to the League must reach the Undersigned on or before the 813T AUGUST Accompanied by the En trance Fae of TWENTY DOLLARS. No Clab

INTIMATIONS.

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 1927.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS.

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CHANGE OF ADDRESS.

THE BUSINESS OFFICES of the HONG KONG DAILY PRESS have been REMOVED from 14, CHATER BoD to

11, ICE HOUSE STREET, (Corner of Bartlet Path) (Opposite NATIONAL City Banx

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NOTICE.

MONIES Up to 8100.000 re

INTIMATIONS.

WATSON'S

PURE CARBOLIC SOAPS

Highly recommended by the Medical Profession.

disallows certain rites and core-

monies which they have adopted with the consent of their Bishops. Presumably where such services are forbidden by the new Book such consent will be withdrawn. No Bishop who has voted for the Revised version can claim to be consistent and at the same time permit an incumbent to do that which it disallows,

HOGG.

AT CANTON.

น

There was a clear bill of health | PRESENTATION TO MR. G. ANOTHER BOMB OUTRAGE as regards notifiablo diseases in the Colony for the 24 hours ended on. Sunday.

At an extraordinary general meet- ing of the M. Y., San Company, Ltd., held yesterday afternoon, the resolution, na given in yesterday's isete, was confirmed and passed as

special resolution.

The Criminal Sessions opened at Of course it would be a mistake

the Courts of Justices yesterday to suppose that the Prayer Book morning." The first case concerned Gnaranteed to containere, having received final apa Chinese charged with robbery at proval by the Church Assembly, Shamshuipo, The man pleaded the amount of Pure will now go smoothly through all guilty and was sentenced to three

Carbolic acid specified.

at

to

Available for Investment on 5 per cent. Claus Mortgage Security subject

Trustee Valuation.

For Toilet Use

8124)

Apply: Mrs. DEACONS,

Princes Buildings.

..SHARES IN CHINA UNDER. WRITERS, LTD.

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TILL the Present HOLDER of the following Shares in the

above Company which are registered in My Name pleasa Comm zicate With out Delsy to the Wadersigned, c/o CHINA UNDERWRITERS, LID, St. George's Building.

Certificate No. Shares Now. No. of Shares

1014"

1015

1018

219126/318825 500

219626/220125

500

220126/220623

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KAM FAT LAY.

Eeng Kong, 11th Aug., 1927. [5911

FOR SALE OR TO BE LET UNFURNISHED.

No. 27, PEAK, LUOARD ROAD.

FIGHT Roomed HOUSE, with

Central Heating, Five Bedrooms, Four Bathrooms, Three Trying Boom and Garden-Apply: LINSTEAD & DAVIS, ALEXANDRA Buildings,

[4776

alodern Sanitation, Grats Tennis Court

TO LET.

VE-Roomed HOUSE,

10 per cent.

20

years' hard labour.

TRIBUTE FROM THE LOCAL

STAFF.

PLEASANT GATHERING AT NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK..

"

Mr. George Hogg, the Manager in Hong Kong of the National City Bank of New York, who is leaving shortly on transfer to Shanghai, was yesterday presented with

several handsome presents by the local staff of the Bank as a mark

of their esteem and goodwill.

Tso Taun Tsun, manager of the Tin Shing Steamship Co. of No. 65, Des Vaux Road West, has re-

The presentations were made in ported to the police that the firm's an informal manner and there was accountant absconded on Sunday | little speech-making. The feelings with 81,686 belonging to the Com

of the staff, however, were admir. pany.

ably summed up in an illuminat: 4

기

ONE COOLIE KILLED SEVERAL INJURED.

We learn from Chinese sources that a bomb was thrown at Canton this morning just outside the pre- mises of the Central Bank of China, Canton.

The building was not damaged, but one coolie WAL3 killed and several injured. There were number of people outside the bank when the outrage was perpetrated" by a cscape. }

man who made good his

OVER 400 PASSENGERS FROM CANTON.

POPULARITY OF BRITISH STEAMBOATS.

The popularity of the British steamboats since the lifting of the

A Chinese employed at the Dairy address on parchment which read as Leycett. over the Lungshan affair

the remaining stages that are necessary to give it legal sanction. It was accepted by the representa tives of the Church of England after a discussion which lasted two days, but the endorsement of Par, Parlia- Price-$1.25 per box 3 lument is still required.

Cakes.

ment can accept the Measure as it standa or reject it, but it is not within the province of Parliament

Farm in Wellington Street was follows:- It has to alter it any way.

taken to the Government Civil hitherto been the custom for the Hospital as the result of being Government not to give any special bitten by a dog belonging to Mrs. time for Measures passed by the Bennett of No. 38, Wongneichong. Church Assembly, and such Mea- The coolie was bitten while deliver- sures have been taken in the House ing milk at the house in the mora of Commons after the Government1g. The dog was taken to Kennedy

Town for observation. business of the day-that is, after 1 o'clock at night. But in view of the exceptional interest which

For The Bath $1.75 per box of 8 Cakes.

per cent.

Medical Bath Soap

95 cts. per Cake.

In our report yesterday of the birth at the Government Civil

You will enjoy a Most attaches to the Prayer Book Mea- Hospital of twins resembling the

Refreshing and Luxurious

Bath by using

WATSON'S

HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA.

BÖLE AGENTR:—

can be titted to the FURNTLE HOLD, FA. S. WATSON

League unlear affiliated to the Hovo KONG FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.

W. E. HOLLANDS,

I

P.O. Box 237.

Eon. Secretary.

15907

HONG KONG FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.

PPLICATIONS for Affiliation to

APPICATIONS Leociation must reath the Undersigned by the 318T accompanied by the Necessary Feo of TWO DOLLARS. Newly affiliating Ola ONE DOLLAR Entrsece Fee Extr

with Fab and" Sanitary Cun. TeDiATCER.

51333

Apply to:-

SPANISH DOMINICAN

PROCURATION.

Phone No. 721 C.

ANTED LADY STENO. GRAPHER Required by

W Large British Company. Apply stating Experience and Salary Required to Box No. 5245, c/o Hong Kong Daily Press.

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near

ANTED.-3/6 Boomed HOUSE. W W. E HOLLANDS,

Leane. Mid-levcis PRAK TRAM pæfcrred. --- Apply Bor No. 5121, cong King Daily Press.

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F.O. Box 238."

Hon. Becretary,

HONG KONG FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.

REFEREES AFFILIATION.

PPLICATIONS from Qualified Referees for fiation to the above Association must reach the Undersign

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OOMS.-Hong Kong, Kowloon single, double, Flats furnished or anfurnished. Flat for disposal with

forniture House $20/30,000 wanted.

& CO., LTD. THE HONG KONG DISPENSARY Established 1841.

[50

BIRTH. BLACKBURN-On August 8th, to Mr.

and Mrs. A. D. BLACKBURN, of H.M., Consular Service, a son.

DEATHS.

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that so far as is known this is the first case on record in Hong Kong

sure the Government will give Siamese twins it can be added facilities in the late Autumn, at any rate at one sitting of the House, for an adequate discussion It of twins joined together having may be expected, therefore, that the battle between Anglo-Catholics and Episcopalians will be renewed on the floor of the House of Commens.

been born. There is no such record of like incident, we understand, is the Hong Kong University records.

Seen by occupants of a Chinese boarding house in Des Yaux Road Those who were 'present at the Central on Sunday morning at meetings of the Church Assembly tempting to commit a larceny, a

agree that the debates were main-Chinese tried to excape by jumping

has been amply proved, during the "On the occasion of your im- last two weeks; passengers having pending departure from Hong increased steadily on both day and Kong we, the undersigned men- bers of the local staff of the night boats; to and from Cantes. National City Bank of New York" From the meagre three to six tender to you our homage and an Chinese passengers during the boy-. expression of sincere regret at

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the approaching date of your decott, the numbers have now rapidly parture.

gone up. The downward boats are

three bringing over

hundred and have reached the 400 mark.

The Lungahen, on arrival from Canton last night, brought 411 Chinese and nearly 40 European passengers.

"During your many years, stay in Hong Kong you have always beca' most just and ever kind and considerate to us. This is, there. fore, a fitting place at which to put on record our deep apprecia- tion of your kindness and our grateful thanks for the mass -favours you have done to us.

new

C.N.C. DISPUTE.

There have been no developments

With our sincere wishes for continued success in your sphere of activity, with our hope that Providence has in store for you a long period of life, full of happiness and prosperity, we offer in connection with the dispute. the accompanying souvenir as a between thé China Navigation 'Com- little token of our affection, our esteem and our gratitude. We pany and its officers. trust that when you are away from us, when time does tend to forgetfulness, this emblem of our affection may bring to your mind a remembrance of your well-wish-

ers..

All who from a verandah on the frst floor. tained at high level.

A

He received injury to his head and

The address, beautifully trans took part spoke with a heary sense

ankle, but despite this tried to run of responsibility. Some plain speak-

away, being caught by a Chinese scribed sad illustrated with a pen- ing was indulged in; but it is not detective, and then removed to sketch of Hong Kong as seen from worthy that nothing was said to

hospital.

the harbour at night-time was the disturb the feeling, of true fellow-

work of Mr. M. F. Baptista, It A fine of $100 or six weeks' hard would form in itself a most interest- ship, and in every way the proceed- ings were worthy of to quote the labour was imposed by Mr. R. E.ing souvenir of the Colony, Accom- Archbishop of Canterbury Lindsell at the Central Magistracy panying it were handsome silver ten yesterday of the Chinese who at and coffes nets with a blackwood great occasion." There was scarce- ly any lapse from the sympathetic

ing himself as being in a position

SANITARY BOARD.

With the exception of the Taikoo Wan Fi, which went ashore, the C.N.C. vessels laid up experienced

no untoward incidents during the

storm

Officers' Leave Bangkok For Singapore, BASOOR, August 13th. Fifteen officers of the China Navigation Co., who struck and re- mained on board their ships here, were paid off on Thursday and leave for Singapore by the Deli to-day-Straits Times.

GUILDS' LETTER TO BE SEND TO BRITISH MINISTER.

SHANGHAI, August 18th. There has been no special ' de-.'

tempted to obtain 50 by represent tray inlaid with's silver dragon. CAIN. On August 7th, Capt. R. J. allowance which should characterise to expedite the installation of a CAIN, Shanghai Licensed Pilots Christian mea. In this respect the telephone. The complainant, a 'stall Association. GREENHALGR. On August 9th, at debates in the Assembly, where holder in the Western market, said THIS AFTERNOON'S MEETING. velopment during the week-end in

Shanghai, MARJORIE Joss differences were most acute, pro- in his evidence that defendant ELIZABETH GREENHALOH, aged 20 vide an example that may well be claimed to be able to use

"back.

There will be a meeting of the the dispute between the China Sanitary Board this afternoon. The Navigation Co. and its officers, and SHERIDAN.-On August 9th, at hecded by members of the Church stairs influence" and that a sum

agenda does not contain any busi- "the situation appears to be general- Shanghai, JouN ACOUST SHERE-

of England wherever they may be of 850 was promised the defendant ness of great importance to the Iy the same at both Shanghai and DAN, aged 58. Formerly of C.M.

general public. Customs.

There is a minute regarding the proposed appointment of Lt. Col. S. Boylan Smith, Dr. S. C. Ho and

months.

at home and abroad.

There are extrémiste in England

should be succeed.

Hong Kong.

..".

by the 31st accompanied by the Annual Also 30,000 Sq. ft. land on Peak. Eong Kong Office: 11, Ice House who are proclaiming that they will the thoroughly enjoyable, entirely Mr. Wong Kwong Tin as members contents to the statement which ap-

Street. London Office: 21, Bride Fleet Street, E.C. 4.

Subscription of UNE DOLLAR

SMALL INVESTORS. TeL C. 4830.

+

W. E. HOLLANDH,

Fon. Secretary! [5209

The Daily Press.

P.O. Box 233.

BY ORDER OF THE OWNER. PUBLIC AUCTION OF THX UNDERHENTIUNET VALUABLE PROPERTIES, Situate in the NEW TERRITORIES in the Colony of Hong Kong: NEW KOWLOON INLAND LOT No. 53, on which is situated the TAI WAN GLASS FACTORY. This Let is situats at KOWLOON.

BAYI I

A FISH FOND itoate at NEW KOWLOON INLAND LOT No.

LOT

8 in the NEW TERRITORIES.

Nos. 3908 and 5918 .is SURVEY DISTRICT in the NEW TERRITORIES (Agricul. tural Lota)

TO BI SOLD

BY

PUBLIC AUCTION

THURSDAY, THE 15TH SEPTEMBER, 1927, AT 3 O'CLOCK ..

IN" FOUR LOTS

MESSE.LAMMERT BROB,,Auctioneers,

AT, THEIR

SALES BOOM,

No, B, DUDDELL STREET, HONG-Kona, For further Particulars and Condi tions of Sale, Apply to

MESSEE. HASTINGS, DENNYB-

WAND BOWLEY,

Vendor Solicitors,

-8, DLA-VEU-Boan Crura,

OK TO

MESSES, LAMMERT BROS.

The Auctioneer),” No. 8. DUDDELL STRAAT. Hong Kong, 10th Aug., 1927: [6233–

TO LET.

OFFICES & GODOWN

IN NEW BUILDING BEST SITUATION,

ÁTILT

BANQUE DE L'INDOCHINE 3. Queen's Road Central

TO LET

(5206

HONG KONG, August 28, 1927

man on the occasion of the abortive and the Guilds, and to whom, we discussions between the company understand, it has been suggested that he should obtain a statement from "Messrs. Butterfield & Swire,. to be forwarded to the Minister to gether with the Guilds' statement. -North China Daily News.

The Guilds informed us yester. Many residents will remember

day that a letter very similar in peared in our columns on Friday Lane, never accept the new Book. They original and very up-to-date musical of certain Standing. Committees.

There is also the matter of grant has been sent to Sir Miles Lamp- are talking of disruption and dis- comedy. "Molly Kennedy" pro-ing long vacation leave to Senior son, the British Minister at Peking, establishment of the Church as an duced a few months ago at the Inspector R. C. Witchell, Acting Miles through the medium of Mr. The letter has been sent to Sir inevitable consequence.

But, we Royal Naval Theatre by the concert Senior Inspector L. Brewer and IPES. do not believe that this attitude party of H.M.S. Despatch. The Inspectors W. Elliott, L. Morley, B. T. Byre, he aim of air.

F. W. Vradley, P. E. Knight, B fame of this same concert party Murray, H. E. Strange, C. Strange will be maintained. It is out of

has spread throughout China, and E. C. Kerrison. harmony with the views of men of During the ship's trip to the North

The Principal Civil Medical Off "eer has tabled a minute relative to good will. After all, the Church they have given variety entertain-tae Peak water supply. THE NEW PRAYER BOOK. of England is an Episcopal Church. ments to large and delighted, and the Bishopa are peculiarly the audiences at Shanghai, Taingtau, THE final approval of the Revised guardians of its doctrine. To them Weihaiwei and Chingwangtao. Next AN UNFORTUNATE DANDY. Prayer Book by the Church Assemi-is committed the responsibility for Monday and Tuesday they will give bly has given widespread satisfac its leadership and government. It a similar entertainment in Hong tion in England. The majority was is not too much to hope that loyal Kong at the Royal Naval Theatre. Attention is drawn to the fact by decisive. It was in the proportion sons of the Church will resolutely the simple announcement on page of four to one. For acceptance of put aside personal opinion, and, one of this issue Indespatch- the Prayer Book Measure, which accepting the decision which has abies." That is to whet curiosity. now requires the sanction of Fas been arrived at, give their support Further details will be given, to liament, there were 34 Bishops in to the Prayer Book Measure when morrow.”

OFFICES favour and against, 253 clergy for it comes before Parliament.

STEPHENS'. BUILDING, 67/69, DES VŒUX KOAD

CENTRAL,

AMD

PRINCE'S BUILDING,

CHATER ROAD.

and 37 against, and of the Jaity 930 were for the new Book, and 92 against. It is "gratifying to learn that these figures accurately repre- sent not only the official element in the Church but also the rank and file The Evangelicals, who form a strong minority, ara content with Common the present Book "of „Prayer. They... dislike changes and many of them-are-fearful-of-the- consequences. Their principal ob- jection is that the alterations are a departure from Scriptural author-

APPLY S. J. DAVID & CO. y.

PRINCE'S BUILDING,

CHATER ROAD.-

The Hong Kong Tramways, Ltd., have declared an interim dividend of 60 cents per share, payable from to-day Dividend warrants may be obtained from the registered offices of the Company, Cinal Road Enat,, Bowrington.

The case against seven Chinese charged before Major C. Willson at the Central Magistracy yesterday afternoon with demanding $80 from a Chinese amah with menaces was "concluded, The first defendant was

ANOTHER TYPHOON MAY FORM

.

NOT

DETERRED BY WHIP.

PING.

MAGISTRATE TRIES NEW

CURE...

several times for stealing was A Chinese youth who has been up

brought before Mr. R. E. Lindsell for the fourth time yesterday. In sentencing the offender to three

ELECTROCUTED IN A BASEMENT.

SHORT CIRCUIT KILLS

- CHINESE BOY.

MEDICAL EFFORTS

UNAVAILING,

...

Some excitement was caused in

When

our

months' hard labour, the Magis- the Central district shortly after a trate remarked that as the whip am yesterday, by a crowd of LATEST WEATHER REPORT, pings which the youth had bad on Chinese who gathered round a Fire

three previous occasions, sezmed to. Brigade. Ambulance, have no effect, he would therefore representative arrived, he found try a new cure,

that a Chinese employed as a boy by Messrs. Mustard & Company had been electrocuted. Dr. J. W Anderson and Mr. I. J. Cave, the unfortunate man's employer, were applying artificial respiration, but after working on the body for nearly an hour and a half, life was pronounced to be extinct. The body was removed to the Public Mortuary." - p

THE LOCAL FORECAST.

The evening weather report, fore. cast and remarks, issued by the Royal Observatory last evening at 5.48, stated:

A belt of relatively high pressure extends from North-East China to the Pacific East of Japan.

The depression over Tongking in filling up.

On the other hand, the Angloned $20 and the others were dis to Catholic Party are opposed to the charged. Mr. G. R. Haywood ap - lloviesd Book mainly because it peared for the defence

The position of the Guam typhoon

uncertain

the East of the Visayas Island. Another typhoon may be forming

The local forecast is-South- East-winds, moderate-fair,

This young man was charged with the theft of a palm beach suit be longing to Mr. M. B. Dickson of No. 63, Kennedy Road, and in con- nection with the charge two other Chinese were charged with receiv ing stolen property and were men- tenced to six weeks' gaol.

Another charge was alas prefer red-against the young thief, which involved-a-raincoat, the property of Mrs. W. E. Hollands. A minor part was played in this affair by a Chinese cobbler who bought the mackintosh for 81.30. He was also given six weeks' for buying stolen property,

When the boy reported for duty yesterday morning, he was sent to open the basement of the store. -He returned in a short time to report that the lights were not working. An electrician was sent for and the boy went down fo the basement with In addition to the three months' him to show where the trouble with, hard labour imposed on the thief, the lights was, "The unfortunate the Magistrate also ordered him to man stumbled on a live wire. He receive twelve-strokes of the birch-gave-e-shout-and-fell.