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NEW ADVERTISE- MENTS.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONG KONG

COMPANIES (WINDING UP)

No. 1 or 1097,

IN THE MATTER OF THE COM.

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th, 1927.

INTIMATIONS.

HONG KONG GOVERNMENT 6% PUBLIC WORKS

LOAN OF 1927.

PROSPECTUS:

PANIES ORDINANCE 191 The Subscription List will be opened on Monday,

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IN THE MATTER or DAVIS COM.

PANY, LIMITED.

TAKE NOTICE that the Court has

Tared FRIDAY 30TH SEPTEMBER

1927, at the Chambers of His Bonour

Mr.STIC Joan R.SADOR WOOD,

for

at 10.30 in the FOR ENCOM considering the Resointions and Detzr. minations of the Meetings of Creditor and Contributeries held bereis, deciding differences, and making such Order there on as shall be necessary.

Dated this 19th day of September, 1937.

E. L. AGASSIZ, Official Receiver and Provisional

Liquidator.

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HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

DRAFT Programme and Entry for the SIXTH EXTRĂ RACE MEETING to be held on SATURDAY, 57 OCTOBER, 1927, and MONDAY, 10TH OCTOBER, 1937 (Weather Permitting), may be obtained at the Kacz CDDESI, KONG

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CLOS KoNa STABLES.

Entries will CLOSE TWELVE O'CLOCK, NOON on SATURDAY, 24TH SEPTEMBER, 1927.

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PUBLIC AUCTION,

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HE Undersigned bave received

Instructions to Sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION

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TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY.

Tur 207, 21ST AND 2D SEPTEMBER. 1927,

AT

H.M. NAVAL YARD, BONG Kore,

AND AT

KOWLOON NAVAL DEPOT, COMMENCING Each Day at 8.30 £N. WITH AN INTERVAL, FROM

11 Noox xo 1:30

OLD AND SURPLUS NAVAL STORES.

&C.. &c, ¿ c.

Comprising:

Air Purifying Plant, Money Chests, Sewing Machine, Cutler, Ours, Punching Machize, Old Lead Battery Plates Rotary Pamp and Hoses, Bosts Sails,

Glycerine, Old

Cooking Stores, Iron Mattresses, Commodes, Water Closats and Papa, Dock Rims, Hydraulic Jäckt, Table Carpets, Rugs, Mats Sofas,

Halden, Chairs, Old Steat

Files, Blankris, Mathing

Lavatories, Camp Beda,

Overcases. Glazed

Tubing,

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the 17th day of October, 1927, and closed on or before Saturday, the 22nd day of October, 1927.

Issue of $3,000,000 Hong Kong Currency Six Per cent. Bonds to Bearer being part of the $5,000,000 Loan authorised by the Public Works Loan Ordinance, 1927.

The Proceeds of the Loan will be applied to the purposes specified in the Schedule.

The Principal and Interest on the Loan are guaranteed by the Government of Hong Kong and are secured by the Revenue of the Colony.

PRICE OF ISSUE-100 PER CENT,

INTEREST PAYABLE—1st MAY AND 1 NOVEMBER. FIRST COTTON FOR FULL BIY MONTHS INTEREST PAYABLE—1ST MAY, 1989.

Principal repayable" at "par—oa_lat November, 1935, or, at the

option of the Government of Hong Kong, principal may be wholly or Partially repaid at any time after the 31st October, 1939, by Drawings of Bonds of such denominations and to such respective total nominal values as the Governor may determine...

The HONG KONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION, Hong Kong, are instructed by the Government of Hong Kong to receive subscrip- tions for the above Loan.

The Bonds will be issued in denominations of $1,000, $5,000 and $10,000, payable, to Bearer with half-yearly interest coupons attached payable 1st MÁY and 137 NOVEMBER at the office of the Hond KONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION, Hong Kong.

"Application will be received by the HONG KONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPOLATION, Hong Kong, from whom the necessary printed forms can be obtained. Such applications must be for $1,000 or any multiple thereof and be accompanied by a deposit of 10 per cent of the amount applied for.

Applications may be accepted in whole or in part, and in the event of partial allotment the surplus amount paid, as deposit will be appropriated towards the payment of the balance due on allotment.

The balance due ca allotment must be pd on or before NOVEMBER 18T, 1927"

The Government has the right to refuse any application or payment,

In case of default in the payment of the balance due on allotment, the deposit paid will be liable to forfeiture."

Notice will be given when Bonds are ready for delivery.

SCHEDULE.

PURPOSES TO WHICH THE LOAN IS APPLICABLE.

1. Waterworka" development

2. Aerodrome and harbour development...

3. Other public works

Leather and Metallic Hoses, 20th September, 1927.

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Old

Cord Old Canva

Old Coir "Hats,

CALVES Bags, Canvas Bags Old

India Rubber,

Dozine

Old

FOR SALE OR TO BE LET UNFURNISHED.

No. 27, PEAK, LUGARD ROAD,

Leather and Tarred Rags, Old Woolca Old Bossen, Old

Asbestos Pack Cocos Nut Old Twill, Fendors, Old Iron Drama,

Naw Canvas Cuttings, Old Felt Old Tron and Steel, Old Scrap Bras Copper, Lead. White Metal, Zine Metal, and Rottomi

Routing, H90 Bedrooms, Tube Wood and Iron Lamps, Interns, Locks, Four Bathrooms, Three Drying Rooms Tackle Hocks, Thin

and Miscellane Modern Sanitation, Grass Tennis Court ons Ship, Fittings ring Balances, and Garden-Apply: LINSTEAD & Gaugen, Old Steel Tubes, Old Steel DAVIS, ALEXANDRA BULLDINGA

Blocks,

Glass, Old Steel Wire Rope,

Diri

• Old Blest Shoreis, Old Gina

Mineral Oil and Oil Fuel, Chain

passes, Tabe Expanders, Watches,

Navy phones. Binoculare, Clocks, Old

DA

Gear Fire Engine Davite, Com.

TAIGHT Boomed HOUSE, with

83,500,920 1,000,000 500,000

Total

$5,000,000

C. McI. MESSER,

Colonial Treasurer.

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STEPHENS' BUILDING,

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TO LET.

CENTRAL

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Lots Mat di Inapacted on

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Apply to: HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE CO., LTD.,

Alexandra Buildings.

100MB. Hong . Kork Kowloon single, double, Blata furnished or

MONDAY, 19TH SEPTEMBER, 1927. j unfurnished. Fist for disposal with

LAMMERT BROTHERS,

By Appointment Auctioneers to the Admiralty. "Hong Kong, 8th Sept, 1997; (6300

ON SALE.

TONG KONG HANHARD-RE

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Money, jewellery and clothing worth 8142 was stolen on Sunday night from No. 345, Nathan Road,

the Conservative Party to open its 25 books to inspection.

The reply of the Morning Post to this Tu quoque" argument is that it does hot matter in the slightest degree whether the Con-

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death and funeral were reported last week.

THE TYPHOON.

LATEST REPORT.

200 MILES S.W. OF COLONY LAST EVENING.

According to the latest weather

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comprising the "personal fund," | Kowloon, but by asserting that it is improper: and unfair to pester an ex-Prime the Reel Club will open their season

We have been naked to state that i Minister regarding such"a subject. at the Helena May Institute to- All political parties have raised_morrow, at 5.30 pm. money for electioneering purposes Madame Barbosa, wife of H.E. by the sale of honours, it is assert- Barboss, were incoming passengers report, issued last evening at 5.35, the Governor of Macao, and Miss ARE PREPARED FROM, and the Daily Mail challenges by the Lungahan on Sunday even- the typhoon appears to be about 200 miles South by West of Hong A sailor from the U.S.S. Arheille Kong, and still moving West-North- fell into the nullah in Stone Nullah West. Lane, on Saturday. He was re- moved to the Government Civil

During the afternoon festerday Hospital and later to the ship. a strong breeze sprang up, the har- bour was hecked with white capped A Requiem Masa will be held at waves, and sampans and junks made ABSOLUTELY PURE rvative Party or the Liberal the Roman Catholic Cathedral at for shelter as night drew

Cains Road to-day, at 7.30 am, for though indeed, the majority went Party have in times past obtained the late Mr. J. H. Pidgeon, whose there earlier in the day. Later in money for political campaigning by

afternoon rain fall, and continued LEMONADE-Has the real the conferment of honours.

all the evening. With over 9 essence obtained from does matter is that Mr. LLOYD

against an average of 12, it looks inches of rain since January 1st. Lemons grown in Sou- Grones has never explained how it

as if the 100 mark will be reached. thern Italy.

comes to pass that he is in posses sion of a personal fund," which RASPBERRYADE-Is pre- be absolutely controls, amounting

pared with the juice of to millions of pounds of sterling silk, a Chinese and three others who Alleged to have stolen a piece of Raspberries grown in The paper gibes at the Daily Mail were with him at the time were England and Tasmania. for attacking the Conservative arrested at D. Chelleram's silk atore at Queen's Road Central yesterday Party in its sudden cagerness to afternoon. They were taken to the FORMAZONE-THE

back up Mr. LLOYD Grones-whom Central Police Station. NON-ALCOHOLIC

it assailed when he was in office- The open-air concert by the CHAMPAGNE... It

"Revellers 1. and commiserates the ex-Premier')

Concert Party which was to have been given at possesses the character-

on such an advocate. He shares Kowloon Football Club on Satur

the istic stimulating and this dubieta friendship, it is said, day evening, but was cancelled on refreshing qualities of with

account of the thunderstorm, is to HORATIO BOTTOMLEY, Le given to-morrow evening, at Champagne and has a who has been taken up by the o'clock. delicious flavour.

Mr.

Bothermere press, to which he is contributing articles on his life in GINGER BEER The prison. Who, it is asked, is the only genuine Brewed more deserving of "pits-the ex- Ginger Beer in the East. Premier," or the ex-convict, on the Prepared by a special friendship of the Daily Mail↑ process of fermentation This is extremely entertaining which gives it the and adds to the gaiety of political distinctive flavour which existence. The point about the is so pleasing to the alleged mie of honours may, how. palate.

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The Daily Press.

Hoxo Koxe, SEPTEMBER 2 TE, 1927

POLITICS AND PERSON- ALITIES.

A LIVELY interchange of assertions and allegations has been proceeding some weeks in the editorial

for

porters to swell the electioneering war chest, and in due course some of these people have received ac knowledgment. What really matters is that money got together as the LLOYD GEORGE fand has been ac cumulated should be ear-marked as a "personal fund," and that it should remain at the disposal of an individual. This is something entirely new in English politics It means that Mr. LLOYD Gronds in control of this immense reserve. of

cash can formulate and direct the

Sitary Board this afternoon, at There will be a meeting of the 4.15, and included in the agenda is

proposal to resume the full house cleaning system which was tempor- arily curtailed in February.

Probate in respect of the will of Loi Im Shi, widow, late of T owned the business of the Ying Kee Triangle Street, Hong Kong, who Facksha Owners, has been granted Shi, living at the same address. to her daughter-in-law, Lai Leung

Estate in the Colony is valued at 86,400.

The management of the Star

Vessels arriving yesterday gene- rally reported rather rough seas

outside.

At 11 am. yesterday the typhoon moving W.N.W. The "radius is 60 was in Lat. 13. N. Long. 115 E miles, and intensity is unknown.

No. 1 signal went up shortly after 11 am.

At that time the typhoon wAS about 230 miles away.

The morning weather report from the Royal Observatory stated:-

The anticyclone over China has strengthened «further.

The typhoon appears to be be tween 200 and 300 miles south by cast of Hong Kong, moving W.N.W. There is now a possibility of its causing an easterly gale at Hong Коск

Late Report.

The 5.35 report issued by the Royal Observatory stated

The anti-cyclone over China is un-

changed. The typhoon appears to Hong Kong, movini W.N.W. be about 200 miles S. by W. of

Local

forecastS.E. winds. strong to moderate. Overcast, rain. Theatre, in a special advertisement

Manila Telegraphs. - in this issue, announces that the ceived from the Manila Observatory The following telegram was re- Forbes Russel Comedy Company, at 9 am, yesterday: wtich is now playing at the Theatre Royal, will open a brie: season in Kowloon on Monday, September 82 and 81. 28th, at the popular prices of 83

H.E the Governor of Macao is to visit Hong Kong next Saturday, and arrangements are being made The Pier will be closed to the for him to land at Queen's Pier, public between 11 am and 1 p.. been issued in connection with. the At present no further details have

vinit.

about 123 deg. Long E. and 10 deg. 8.45 p.m., 17th-Typhoon in Lat. N., moving W.N.W.

11 am, 18th.-Cyclone or typhoon W. of Luzon less than 100 miles dis tant moving W. or W.N.W 118 deg. Long. E., 17 deg. Lat. N., 4.30 p.m., 18th.-Typhoon in about moving W.N.W."

OBITUARY.

THE LATE MR. T. R. PERCY. Chan King Pong was yesterday afternoon charged at the Central CREMATED AT SHANGHAIT,

agistracy with the embezzelment of 82,500 from the Chuen Lee Ship. The funeral of ping Co. The case was remanded Thomas Rogers Percy, formerly of the late Mr. for & week, and bail allowed in Hong Kong, whose death was re- the sum of 8500. Mr. C. A. S. Russ appeared for the defendant day at Bubbling Well Chapel, ported last week, was held on Tues- and the complainant was represent-Shanghai, being attended by a cú Mr. E. S. C. Brookes,

by

large number of business associates, fellow club-members, and friends. The remains were cremated.

policy of the Liberal Party in the

It is announced that the marriage country. by selecting only those Valentine, second son of Mr. and the service, and a male choir sang arranged between Mr. Robert Keith

The Very Rev. Dean Symons read. candidates of whom he personally Mrs. James Valentine, of Hong several selections, including " Abide Kong and Southampton, and Miss with me." Members of his unit, C. approves, and giving them their Aimée Talbot Haslett, only daugh section 1st division, S. M. P. orders. This obviously is against ter of Mr. and Mrz. Frederick Specials, acted as honorary pall

Haslett, Castlebar, Reigate, Surrey, bearers. public policy, and in our opinion will take place at the Cathedral, the Morning Past is; therefore Hong Kong, in October. justified in raising the question of the "persona! fund" and persist ing in its demand for information as to its origin and purpose."

No case of notifiable, discase was reported. either on Saturday or Sunday.

The daughter of Sir James Stewart Lockhart, K.C.M.G., has, taken up the designing and making according to the Daily Chronicle,

of furniture.

Although it had been requested that no flowers should be sent many The following forthcoming wed- firms paid floral tribute."

friends and associated business dings are announced: Mr. Joseph

Mr. Percy died suddenly from Savage Landolt, mercantile marine beart failure after an attack of assistant, 383. Nathan Road, Koy pneumonia. He had been in the loon, to Miss Cynthia Maria Far East for about 10 years and,, Tavares, 4 Caine Road, Hong was connected with the Canadian Kong; Mr. George Thomas Padgett, Pacific Railways for about 21 years, electrical engineer, residing at 3, serving here as general passenger North Point Quarters, to Mise Violet Winifred May, 3, Soldiers agent, and was at one time in the Club, Queen's Road East.

Hong Kong Office

Deceased is survived by his wife, mother, a brother, and sister,

who was

columns of the London Morning Post and the Daily Mail over what is commonly Whown as Mr. LLOYD

The case, in which two Chinese GEORGE's "personal fund." This

were charged with mortgaging a is a fund which is different from

the Central Magistracy before Mr. Wanchai motor garage piece of land belonging to another man, was concluded yesterday at The inquest on a Chinese foki at anything of the kind hitherto in

R. E. Lindsell. One of the defend-burnt to death on August 22nd was existence, inasmuch as it is under

Silk forwarded from here by was sentenced to six wooks hard Magistracy before Major C. Will

sats was discharged and the other concluded yesterday at the Central APPLY S. J. DAVID & CO. the absolute and unfettered control Empress of Russia on August 24th, labour. Mr. J. A. Gordon Leask son and a jury. The jury returned arrived in New York (8t. John's of the ex-Prime Minister. It is Park) on September 18th having, Messrs. C. A. S. Ruse and A. E. recommended that more fire ex- represented the plaintif anda erdict of accidental death, and PRINCE'S BUILDING,

presumably held in reserve for the been 23 days in transit.

Hall appeared for the defendants, tinguishers should be installed in CHATER BOAD

expense of Liberal candidates and

The late Mr. Owen Manonh

garages, and that all fokis should The first debate of a new se1800 for electioneering purposes in sup- Williams (70), who was formerly will be held at St. Peter's Church cases of emergency.

be taught how to apply them in port of the Liberal Party. The with the Chartered Bank of India, Young Men's Club on Monday China and Australia head office in next,. September 26th: The motion Morning Post wants to know how London, left estate valued

The Oriental Strolling Players," at to be discussed ia:-"That Money together with the hand of the 1st Mr. LLOYD GEORGE, came to have so £10,137

is Essential to Happiness." The Northamptonshire Regiment, open. much money at his disposal, for

debate begins at. 8.30 p.m., and the another section of their season at The late Mr. Alexander Burnett, motion will be proposed by Mr. 8. the Lee Theatre, to-night. They the fund amounts to nearly of West Blackwater, St. Fergus, Jenyas (Eliot Hall) and seconded continue to prerent s varied pro-

Aberdeen, and Garden Anerley, sometime superintendent, Hong Kong University. The op revue, songs and dances until Road, by Professor R. K. Simpson, of the gramme of vaudeville, burlesque, Works Department, British Muni- position will be led by the Rev. J. Saturday, with changes in the pro- cipal Council, Hankow, left. £4,483. C. A. Bohn, C., who is to be gramme at intervals during the

seconded by Mr. G.-8.-Zimmern week- Mr. Y. Murakami, manager of of Taiwan, has been transferred to mystery, play the Hong Kong branch of the Book Uncanny in the extreme, the Great excitement was caused on "The House of Sunday in Nathan Road, Kowloon, the Bombay branch. Mr. Tadao Larest was staged by the Forbes when motor bus No. 499 over turned Mitsuda is taking bis place in Russell Comedy Co, to a crowded on Sunday, and the engine burst Hong Kong and will sign per pro house last night at the Theatre into fames The occupants gat To these pertinent inquiries ad- manager.

Royal The action of the play clear in time and no one was in- dressed to Mr LLOYD GEORGE again The late Mr. Ernest Henenge isle five miles off the coast of Seof the pot and the fire was extinguish

centres on Gull Island, a lonely jured. A fire engine was soon of sad again þé makes no reply. Finch (16), of Lexham Gardens, land. As Disua Hesta, Apriled within a few minutes. The driver Vivian scored another success. The and one of the passengers were Kensington W., formerly managing Like Bazz Ranart, he "lies low and director-of-the-Borneo Company, mystery was created by who was badly bruised and were taken to the Baye nufio. And now we have Limited, foreign merchants, whose No. 1 and after a series of thrills Kowloon Hospital. The accident sudden death was reported recent † the solution cane with the fall of occurred through the driver awory- the Daily Mail coming out a bis ly left £14,900 (net personalty the curtain. To-night the Company ing sharply to avoid a Cincat *HONG KONG DAILY PRO ce bold defender, and speaking for] £14,348),

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