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the 10TH OCTOBER, CHINESE NATIONAL DAY, We shall be "AT HOME' at the CHINESE MERCHANTS CLUB,

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HONG KONG POLO CLUB.

THE PLAY-OFF for the LADY

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1929.

TSTUBBS CUP between the TYPHOONS and the SOMERSETS will take place on WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2ND. By kind permission of Mason LAKE and Oors the Band. of the 2nd Battalion, K.OS.B. wil play.

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NOTICE.

IT KNOWN ΤΟ ALL

BE PARTIES CONCERNED that

THE TEXAS COMPANY, ап American Corporation, manufacturing

is and dealing the Products of Petroleum, with Office at SHANGHAI. HONG KONG, K and clawhere, has to THE COMPANY (CHINA), LTD. its Annie and Liabilitica

and Property of whatagerer description

CHIA BUILDING, Sen, NLDOR From E of and given uver to

11 AM. To 12.30 PM. Friends are Cordially Invited."

SHOUSON CHOW,

R. H. KOTEWELL.

S. W. Tau.

1st October, 1P20,

U.S. R. C.

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Entries Beach Fox. SECRETARY by OCTOBER 15TH.

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W. G. HUMPHREYS & CO.

BANKRUPTCY No. 23 or 1925,

AND FINAL DIVI.

in CHINA, and Provinces of CHOSEN and Taiwan (Japan); the KWANGTUNG LEASED TERRITORY, the COLONIES OF MACAO, KwongCROWAN and the CrowX COLONY OF HONG KONG. Signed: THE TEXAS COMPANY,

By P. F. LE FEVRE, Áttorney.

NOTICE.

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LL PARTIES CONCERNED ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that, THE TEXAS COMPANY (CHINA), LTD., an American Corpora tion organized, under the Laws of the STATE OF DELAWARE U.S.A., has taken ovor the mx Busine of THE TEXAS COMPANY, including all Ansole and Liabilition of the latter Company in CHINA, the Provinces of CROSEN and TAIWAN (Jaras), the KWANGIUNG LEASED TERRITORY, the COLONIES OF MACAD KWONGCHOWAN

ADEND is intended to be declared in the Matter of W. G.and the CHOTN COLONY OF BONG KONG,

HUMPHREYS & Co., adjudicated "Bankrupt on 14th day of NOVEMBRIL

1925.

Creditors who have not proved their Debts by the 31ST DECEMBER, 1929, will be Excluded

Dated this 30th day of September, 1929.

8. HAMPDEN ROSS, A.C.A., A.§.A.A.,

Trustee.

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(CHINA), LTD

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18 HEREBY NOTIFIED that SEALED TENDERS, in Triplicate. which should be clearly marked "TENDER FOR STORES will

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for

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THE HONG KONG & CANTON ICE MANUFACTURING CO., LTD,

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

that the EIGHTH ORDINARY

The Government does not bind itself to accept the Lowest or any Tender and reserves to itself the option of accepting FOR ALL OR ANY PART of each Specification.

HAROLD T. CREASY.

Director of Public Works.

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30th September, 1929.

AGRICULTURE & INDUSTRY,"

PHONE C. 616.

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1929 Edition

OF THE

DIRECTORY

AND

WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterday's weather report, fore. cast and remarks, issued by the Royal Observatory at 5.08 p.m.,

stated:-

Local Forecast:--N.E. fresh to moderate, fair.

winds,

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.

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fighting East and West-and after the conclusion of the Russo-French Alliance there was no room for doubt that this would be the case- she only could hope to win if she did not divide" her forces. This

Dr. J. Hultman, the new Swedish Minister to China, who a number of years ago, was Consul Genern: for Sweden in Shanghai, left Tokyo for Shanghai by the C.F.O. Em press of Russia, which arrived last week-end. He left immediately for Nanking to present his credentiala to General Chiang Kai Shek,

Whilst chasing three armed roð- bers who had visited an exchange- shop in Nantao and taken $30 from the tills, a member of the Bureau of Public Safety slipped and re- ceived severe injuries when his head struck the cobble-stone rond. He was taken to hospital, but died. during the night. No arrests were made.

A strong anticyclone" is_central was the strategy of FODERICK the to the north of Japan Preesure GREAT. But whatever the merits of remains low to the east of the Visayas, Fresh monsoon will con-

the Scatarres plan were from the tinue along these coast of China] military point of view, it entailed and aver the N. China Sea.

a line of action which could not Mr. and Mrs. Hollington K.

Edelweiss, Tong have announced the engage- be but disastrous 'politically. Germent of their daughter, Ruth to many WAS pledged to protect Mr. Benjamin Chisheri Chen, Pro Belgian neutrality. An unprovoked fessor of Architecture in North- eastern University, Mukden. Miss attack on her small neighbour was Tong is now studying music in the bound to put Germany in the worst Hosten Conservatory in America, The wedding of Mr. LESLIE RALPH light: How could the General Staff Mr. Chen is an American returned

Union

Insurance Society of

student and took the degrees of Canton, Ltd., and Miss Doreen adopt a plan the execution of which bachelor and master of architecture Pyman, of Edinburgh, will Was sure to make the whole take place in the Cathedral at civilised world Germany's enemy!

at the University of Pennsylvaniä, Bombay on November 14.

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It seemed fantastic, inconceivable.

Professor BREDT in his book at tempts to clear up this, mystery, He sets out to prove that. SCHLIEF-paration over the laying out of a mained. German tourists are said

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Hong Kong, Ocronen 2, 1929.

A WAR MYSTERY EXPLAINED.

FRN, for one, was aware of the political danger pertaining to violation of Belgian neutrality. Ile produces evidence to she effect that SCHLIEFFEN himself proposed An important restriction of his plan. He insisted that the German army should not attack immediate-

The Ministry of Railways has declined to intervene in the dispute between the farmers of Lunghua and the National Aviation Cor

new Bying field in Lunghun, on the ground that the Corporation is not under the Ministry, (although Mt. Sun Fo, the Minister, is president) and that the Ministry is not em- powered to deal with such matters. The farmers, it will be recalled, protested against the surrender of their land for the flying field.

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ly after mobilisation, but simply It is expected that Dr. Notobe march up to the Belgian frontier.will be voted Chairman of the Pan- He assumed that the French, ap- Pacific Conference to be held in palled, frightened by this move and Kyoto from October 28 till Novem anticipating an attack. would rush ber 9. The Conference will be at into Belgian territory to protecttended by about 200 delegates, and Belgium. Once this had happened, the Miyako Hntel has been chosen Germany could easily interpret it ns. the meeting place. The assembly 25 a violation of Belgian net is called every two years, and its trality on the part of the French. aim is to discuss Pacific problems. An invasion by the Germany army,

Each individual or ecuntry repre. then, would be nothing but a re-sented at the meeting is called upon to bear his or its expenses. Japan's at Yen 100,000, which will be raised cost of participation, is estimated by deantions.

prisal.

It is

the famous Swiss. mountain flower, is threatened with extinction, due chiefly to the ravages of tourists, Several Alpine regions where the plant formerly flourished have reported that it is now very rare.· Edelweiss does not spread rapidly, even under normal conditions. A Bavarian botanist estimated recently that in a certain mountain area there were 20,000 roots of edelweiss in 1920. At the end of 1929, he said, only 800. re-

to be the worst enemies of the

flower. They pull up the plant by the roots, hoping to transplant it at honie,

With Great Britain's greatest Aeronautical seasob in history drawing to a close, it bas just been revealed to the surprise of many that Vickers, Limited, the great. shipbuilding concern, financed the construction of the giant R100 and constructed the Schneider Cup racer Supermarine Rolls Royce-Sé The Airship Guarantee Company, which built the R100, is owned solely by Vickers," a recent report revealed. An official of the con- any pointed out at the same time that the giant ship was construct el at a great less, the actual cost. far exceeding first estimates. The that the Schneider racer was also public was also astonished to learn

constructed by Vickers through a subsidary company. It is recalled that Vickers have constructed a Notice of marriage given at the number of abips for Chile, ship- local Registry include the follow-building being the trade by which ing-Mr. Bernardo Maria Xavier, they were known to the public be clerk, General Electric Company, fore the recent announcements. residing at 33, Haiphong Road, to James Miss Marie Fung. r.

Every family in the Yorkshire Chow Lan Wan, clerk, Duro Pump village of Baildon had stew for

Engineering Company, to Miss

of

peas,

1.

#the

Five.

600

IN spite of all the revelations made since the Russian Revolution re- Professor BREDT thinks that this garding pre-war diplomacy and reservation was the most important intrigue, there are still many things submits that, if all went according part of the SCHLIEFTEN plan. He

unexplained, relating to events in to SCHLIEFFEN, Germany would have 1014. As to the actual origin of given up the whole plan had the the war there is now general agree French not gone into the trap. But the General Staff seems to have ment that responsibility was divid felt uneasy about this point. After Heart defined tragedy as the SCHLIEFFEN took his retirement in conflict of right with right, and 1903 strong forces were set in motion to make the campaign plan Dr. Goock, the eminent English unconditional on France's attitude,

Philomena Chan Tak Wah, resid. dinner on September 7. It was all. historian, came to the conclusion-whatever the political consequences

ing at St. Joseph's Mansions, Mr. quoked in the same caldron in what The KAISER gave his

Arthur Reinaldo Remedies, of 10, the villagers claimed w after reading the apologetics of would be.

Yue Kwong Terrace, to Miss Edith biggest stew in history." some 300 writers of various nation agreement, and the real SCHLIEFFEN

plan was accordingly modified in Maria Crestejo, of 57, Wongaei-hundred pounds of meat, alities that all the Powere parti 1008.

300 pounds. chung Road. Mr. Joseph Young pounds characteristic fact.Sieux, Professor at the Lingnam

of potatoes. and 56 pounds. eipating in the Great War were that the Civil Government was not University, Canton, to Miss Lily

onions of

were blended to.. gether in a huge, specially con- moved by genuine fcara, and in the notified of the change. The KAISER.Chan, of 8, Wyndham Street:

structed tank. The occasion. was the revival of the Baildon gipsy Brow, was not the man to up The marriage of Mr. Thomas party after a lapse of 34 years. prove of such a hazardous plan. Wallace Chisholm of Yokohama In the sixteenth century, the Bail- BELOW was not rexarded as loyal; and Miss Margaret Carnduff took den gipsy party was an annual he lacked blind obedience to the place at the British Consulate gathering of gipay tribes which had throne, a quality the Katsen prized General in Yokohamn, Immediate camped on the surrounding moors. most in his "servants." "BUELOw'siy afterward, the wedding ceremony The stew at that time was made successor, BETHMANN HOLLwzo, was took place at Yokohama Union mainly of game which had been a different man. was deemed Church, conducted by Dr. James bagged on private preserves. Pint sufziently reliable to share the im- Alexander. Mr. Thomae came to pole of stew were sold last month He was informed Japan 16 years ago from Leith, at nine-pence. It is planned to portant secret about it in 1912, two years before Scotland and has been associated make the 'stew the war-and BETHMANN HOLLWEG with the Toyo Babcock Company, event. did not protest,

Yokohama, since his arrival in that eruntry. The bride in n daughter of Mr. J. H. Wilson, formerly of the Mitsubishi Company, living at various times at Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokohama.

and his military advisers were ashware that the Chancellor, Prince

to

circumstances acted precisely they might have been expected act. There is, however, a mystery concerning the earliest stages of the war which has not been cleared up -that is, why Germany took" a step which it was obvious would bring about tremendous come quences in making an enemy of every country with regard for public law. New light on German operations at the beginning of the war and the invasion of Belgium has been shed by the well-known

CHRONICLE author and politician, Professor

The 67th Annual Issue

OF THE

News and Views.

JOHANN VICTOR BREDT, in his book

Normal cable working with entitled "Belgian Neutrality and Shanghai, and beyond, has been the Schlieffen Campaign Plan."' re-established.

It has been a well-known fact for

YEARLY MEETING of the SHARE-WO Young Cantonese, posmessig some Experience in and knowledge HOLDERS is the Company will be held at the Offices of the General of Agriculture and Industry respectively. being interested also in the Sciences Hangers, 2. Lowzz ALBERT ROAD, Hong Kong, on TUESDAY, THE 15TH Connected Bith Both, and willing to assist a Newly Established Young Students of a ОСТОВЕН, 1929, at 11 for the HEUCATIONAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE in parpose of receiving a Report of the Directors 1ogether with Statement of Work and Research, are invited To Accounts,

Directors and Apply, giving Details concerning and re-electing

Career and Point of View, also Sal Auditor.

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the SECRETARY, EDUCATIONAL LABOR

rectired. In First. Instance To THE Directory and Chronicle years that Germany did not under Campany will be CLOSED From the 7TH OF OCTOBER, 1929, to 157 4TORY,

CANTON CITY. OCTOBER, 1929, Both Days inclusive. By Order of the Board of Directors,

M. MANUK,

Kong Kong, 50th Sept., 1929. [8135

HONG KONG & CANTON ICE MANUFACTURING CO., LIMITED,

Secretary,

NOTICE ADS EXTRAORDINARY TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN GENERAL MEETING of the above Company will be held at the Office of the DAIRY FARM, ICE AND COLD STORAGE LIMITED,

No.

thought

HEAD POSTOFFICE Box 83.

18407

IN THE SUPREME COURT of

TONG KONG

PHOSATE JURISDICTION.

IN THE GOODS or FREDERICK PIERCE GROVE, LATE OF ALEXANDRA BUILDING, VICTORIA, HONG IN THE COLONT OF KONG. MEDICAL PRACTITIONER, DÉCEAIZD.

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All" Creditors and others are accords lugly hereby required to send in their That Date. Claims to the Undersigned on or before

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Court hee, by virtue of the Section 58 of the Probates COMPANY, Ordinance 1897, made, An Order LOWZE ALBERT

ALBERT Limiting the Time for Creditora and BOAD, Victoria, in

in the Colony of Hong others to send in their Claims against. Keng, on TUESDAY, the FIFTEENTH the above Estate to the 2181 DAY oz

OUTOBER, 1928.- DAT OF OCTOBER 1929, at 11.15 O'CLOCK. in the FORENDON,

for the purpose of considering And, if at, passing the following Resolution as aa Extraordinary Resolution, namely:- "That the Capital of the Com- reduced from $400,000.00 pany be divided into 40,000 Shares of $10.00 Each to 3200,000.00 divided into 400,000 Shares of 55,00 Esch and that auch Baduction be effected by can- celling the Capital which has been Lost or is unrepresented by available Assets to the extent of $3.00 Per Shar

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Each of the 40,000 Shares which have been issued and are now outstanding and by roducing the nominal amount of all the Shares in the Company's Capital from $10.00 to $5.00 Per Share

"AND NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN that A SECOND EXTRA- GEDINARY GENERAL MEETING will be held at the Same Flaco on MONDAY, 291 FOURTH DAY OP NOVEMBER, 1929, at 11 AM, for the

of receiving a Report of the Proceedings at the above mentioned Meeting and of confirming, if thought fit, as a Special Resolution the above mentioned Hesolution.

By Order of the Board,

M. MANUK,

Bearslary.

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HONG KONG,

THE TREATY POUTS of

lecture on Art and Its Relation to Schools in the Union Aasemily Room of the University on Friday

Mr. W. Noise will deliver, a

Looking Back 25 Years,

nual

Yesterday there was a prize-fight. on a Chinese island in the vicinity of British territory, the combatants. being Jack Burke and MacPhee. Sam Newman was timekeeper, and a gentleman whose name was given as Mr. Barnes was referee. The

Kong, resolved itself into a fiasco, fight, which was attended by a large company of sportsmen from Hong owing chiefly to the referee. In the first and second rounds Burke gave better than he got, putting in several hard jabs on the jaw us well.

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The Chinese papers say that the families of those who went down with the C.M.S. Hsinkong, in the collision of the Shantung Promon- Tatsuno Maru, estimate the total tory on July 21 with N.Y.K.S. take the attack on Belgium on a

osacs suffered at not less than sudden impulse, but that the march

82,000,000. The Hsinkong, according to this estimate, was valued at Tis through that country was foreseen at 9.30 p.m.

200,000; the daily losses to the com by the strategic plan adopted" in.

pany through the loss of the vessel, Pirates being very active on the TI, 1,400; losses of cargo, 3100,000; blows. In the third round Mac CHINA, JAPAN, COREA, INDO Peace-time for a general military creeks and canals around Shang and the remainder for the lives Phee assumed the attack. He land- a number of punishing body

CHINA, SIAM,

conflict. This plan was called the bai, local rice merchants have a lost. Two representatives have been STRAITS SETTLEMENTS,

Schlieffen plan after its author, pealed to the authorities to protect elected to go to Nanking to appeal jaw, followed up with a right- MALAY

ed an upper-cup on his opponent's. their junks.

to the National Government to take handed awing, meant for the kid. STATES, NETHERLANDS Chief of General INDIA, BORNO, THE ALFRED VON SCHLIEFFEN, and was

up their claim for indemnity from neys, Burke feinted and put in a Thursday, October 10, is Chinese the Japanese company, PHILIPPINES, Etc.

drawn up in 1905 The backbone National Day and an at Home is

blow for the wind which MacPhee parried, with the result that Mac- of the scheme was an irresistible being held at the China Merchants' This Large Volume of approximate-advance on

Club, China Building, from 11 am.

Working as a carpenter in a small | Phee'a fist came down on his op- the Western front t 12.30 p.m. A friends are

London shop is a former Russian ponent's stomach. Loud cries were ly 2,000 Pagos gives, in addition which, in order to be successful, cordially invited.

Russian Admiral who was a close reised for a "foul, the contention to the Usual Lists of Firms, an had to be conducted through Bel-

friend of the late Tsar. He is being that the punch was below the Alphabetical List of Residents

Admiral Barakoff, before the re- beit. The referee in the first place As the locust pest is becoming volution one of the most powerful admitted that Burke was right, and gium. The Franco-Germano frontier

more serious; the Kiangyin Office was, in effect, too heavily fortified for the Suppression of Locusts have he is only "Mister" Backoff, a

men in Russia. To-day, however, pronounced in favour of the fight proceeding. Latterly he appeared addressed a letter to the Shanghai courteous, to make a quick decision possible. Government asking the works hard in his shop throughout partics outside the ring, and gave old carpenter, who to be overborne by the voices of

in the Far East containing the Names of early

20,000 FOREIGNERS.

Arranged, with the initials as well as Surnames in strict alphabe tical order so that any Dame can be found instantaneously.

CLASSIFIED LIST

OF

IMPORT AND EXPORT MERCHANTS

AND

MANUFACTURERS

IN THE

FAR EAST.

Staff

Count

Count SCHLIEFFEN. WAS convinced

authorities to co-operate with them in destroying these pests.

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Acting on reports that certain unscrupulous foreigners" have eat- abilished a factory in Chungking for the manufacture of morphine and other noxious drugs, the com- manding officer the Woosung Forts has given orders that all

that a quick decision was necessary, na Germany would most probably have to fight Russia, France, and probably England. Her enemies in any case would be superior. In such circumstances Germany could be victorious only if she thrust her whole military force against the weakest and most vital point of the searched. enemy's defence line before the

numeric strength of the latter began

to work.

Et

vessels from Szechuan must

the week. Barnkoff is nearly 80, but judgment for MacPhee. The com will accept help from nobody He pany broke up in some disorder. has been approached several times Hong Kong "Daily Press, Oct. 3, to publish his memoirs, capecially 1804. his latters from the Tsar, but has refused to do so. I work for my living," he told publishers; "I do not sell private letters "

Looking Back 50 Years.

They manage these things better- in France. It seems that in Bai- gon the undertaking business is conducted by the Municipality, but The front appearance of the the arrangements have not been nl- Astar House Hotel, Tientsin, is together satisfactory and some dif- now beginning to look quite at ficulty has been experienced in get- tractive, the general improvement ting horses for service at funerals, census, there are at present 103,900 match as much us possible the in the Municipal Council, and one According to a Nanking police scheme having been carried out to The matter was recently discussed families in the capital and a popul-stately stone Annex of the Hotel. of the members suggested that in Under the SCHLIEFFEN plan, the ation of 541,281, which figure does when the entrance in the Hotel is stead of paying the surveyor 800- whole German army was to be not include minors or those in finished, which it is expected will franes in cash for carriage allow

schools or colleges." The Hankow` thrown in nation on the Belgian Bureau of Social Affairs reports be within a week or two, the some ances, they should place at his dis front. The Eastern frontier was that there are no fewer than 280,000 Victorian architecture will have ways he available for funerals. In what old fashioned and mid-posal two horses which should al- LARGE EDITION. (WITH

to be left practically unprotected-labourers in Wuhan. MAPS & TREATIES)... $12 in fact, SCHLIEFFEN hoped that final

vanished, and the appearance of an Hong Kong we have a private un- up-to-date and modern hotel will dertaker; otherwise we might effect SMALL EDITION

A young pench tree bearing Iruit have taken its place. The windows aa seonomy by following the ex- $8 victory could be achieved before half of which, was a peach and of the rooms facing Victoria Fark ample of our Saigon friends and Russia had completed the mobilisa the other half a nectarine was ex- on the upper floor are being en- giving, some of our officials, the use tion of her army. Critics of the hibited at the recent sow of the larged to allow of more light, and of the hearse-horses instead of the SCHLIEFFEN plan agree that it was Royal Horticultural Society in the building in general is being horse and chair allowance which London, Experta said the frenk strengthened In addition, the totals up to such a large sum in a strategic masterpiece. Once Ger

was purely accidental, although tout ensemble is both attractive and our Estimates-Hong Kong Daily many was faced by the necessity of quite novel.

inviting.

Press, Oct. 2, 1379.

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