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NEW ADVERTISE

MENTS.

CIRCULAR.

COMISSAO DIRECTORA DO CLUB LUSITANO tem a honra de convidar os Ezmos, Sra, Socios e suas Exmas, Familias e os demais Membros da Comunidade Portuguesa a residenter rin Colonia de Macan que so scham um Hong Kong pars se reunirem na sala

LUIS-DE-CAMOES" DO CLUB LUSITANO DA QUINTA-FEIRA 5 DL CORAINTS as 171 HORAS fim de sistiram & RECEPCAO m hoard

PA EXCIA. U GOVERNADOR DE MACAU SENIOR ARTHUR TAMA. GNINI DE SOUSA BARBOSA E BUA EXMA. Eros.

Havera em seguida Cha » Danca.

A fm de que esta fasta noja revestida de maior brilho possível a Direcao pede a comparencia de todos os Srez, Socion o a Exmas. Familias e on demais Membros da Comunidade Portuguesa e residentes da Colonis de Macan,

87073

M. A. SIMOES,

U. S. R. C.

D-MEN'S SINGLES HANDICAP

INTIMATIONS.

WARNING

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1929.

HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE CO., LTD.

THE Directors of the above Com- TEADY HERERY WARN the PUBLIC that A NUMBER of SHARE CERTIFICATES Have Been Fraudulently Cbtained from the Company and the Holders of the Share Certificates-representing the Undermentioned Shares are re- queated to forthwith communicate with the General Managers of the Company, MESSA, JOHN D. HUM PHREYS & SON :-

Shares Numbered -

2801-2000

COLD, DAMP, AND CHANGEABLE WEATHER

bring to mind steps that may be taken to protect the fragile and susceptible.

WATSON'S

MALT EXTRACT

with

OIL

increases one's natural power of resistance. Prepared from British winter malted barley and cod liver oil specially selected for its vitamin content. Its palatability. makes it acceptable to

4731-4830

11501-11500

19551-13600

15311-15410

18501-16000

19301-19400

20801-21000

Secretario.

24001-24050

24801-74650

29401-29900

$4261-34360

ANNUAL TENNIS

34801-34800

TOURNAMENT.

38581-38600

COD LIVER

40501-40700

EVENTS :-

43201-43300

45401-45500

A.-MIXED DOUBLES

46701-48800

(HENEY CUPS)

$7801-47825

K.-DOUBLES HANDICAP

48301-48900

C-MEN'S DOUBLES HANDICAP

56301-56400

E-LADIES' DOUBLES

56795-56894

HANDICAP

58241-56300

58695-38898

HANDICAP will be on a sliding scale

59795-59894

varying will the progress of the same.

82101-82000

ENTRIES-To Reach The, Clab By

8,80 P.M. JANUARY-147.'

61701-54800

84901-64950

66001-$5050

FEEN-SINGLE: $2.00 Each, DOUALI:

$3.00 Per Pair to include Balls and Ball Boys.

68301-88400

68773-68872

68901-58950

1ST ROUND-JAN. 3rd to Jax. 5th. 2ND ROUND-JAN, 10th to JAN. 12th,

69001-69100

69201-69400

3RD SUBSEQUENT ROUNDS-JA.

17th to JAN. 19th.

69501-69600

70451-70500

74101-74150

The Tournament is confined to Mem. bers and Subscribers and their Families. The DRAW will be Postel in the CLUB Only.

82301-82400

85701-85800

87195-87294

88001-88200

88251-88400

E. D. CADDELL,

Maior, B.AM.C.

88901-89100

Hon. Secretary, U.S.R.C.

[8710

91651-91700

91901-92000

93601-93650

95401-95500

98201-96300

96401-96500

99201-99300

103705-103729

HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

THE TENTH EXTRA RACE

MEETING will be held (Weather Permitting) at HAPPY VALLEY on SATURDAY, 7TH DECEMBER, 1929, Commencing at 2 P.M.

The First Bell will be Rung at 1.00 PM. The Charge for Admission to the Public Enclosure will be 81.00 for all Persons including Ladie

Soldiers and Sailors in Daiform Half Price.

Members are advised that they must show their Badges to obtain Admission to the Members' Enclosure.

Each Member has the right to in- troduce.

2 Non-members to the Members' Enclosure, Tickets for whom can be obtained from Messrs. INSTEAD & DATIS. at $5.00 Each Up to FRIDAY, TE DECEMBER, 1929,

The Charge for Admission for Ladies to the Members Enclosure will be $2.00.

Ench Member can obtain, upon Ap- plication to the SECRETARY, Badges for Admission of 2 Ladies Free of Charge. Bookmakers, Tie Toc Mea, etc.. will not be permitted to operate with. in the Precincts of the HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB during the Race Meeting.

NO CHILDREN ALLOWED IN EITHER ENCLOSURE ON ANY PRETEXT.

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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONG KONG,

PROBATE JURISDICTION.

IN THE GOODS OF WINIFRED GREEN, LATE OF HEWLETT NABBA COUNTY, STATE ur NEW YORK IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, MARRIED WOMAN, DECEASED.

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Court has, by virtue of Section 58 of Probate Ordinance 1897, made An Order Limiting the Tins for Creditors and Othera to send in their Claims against the above Estate to the 20TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1929,

All Creditors and Others are accord- ingly hereby required to read in their Clairs to the Undersigned on or before

That Date.

105705-105729 105849-105898 108321-106420 106749-106773 106849-106898 120788-120987

. 121343-121442

124343-124517

126876-126975 135336-135435

135901-135975

139413-139862

140063-140262

144030-144189

145490-145589

148376-148775

149083-149175

By Order of the Board; MESSES. JOHN D. HUMPHREYS

& SON," General Managers. November 27, 1920.

(8085

ST. GEORGE'S BALL, ` 1930.

THE above will be held at the on

PENINSULA HOTEL MONDAY, 6TH JANUARY, 1930.

Englishmen wishing to join the Society should communicate with

LINSTEAD & DAVIE.

[8700

the most fastidious.

Price 1 lb. Bottle...$1.35

2. lb.

.$2.00

"1

A. S. WATSON & Co.,

LIMITED,

THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY,

The total rainfall for November, WEATHER REPORT be, and in fact are; prominent

The engagement is announced be- internationalists of the various as measured at the Botanical Gar- tween Walter Desmond Brown, Yesterday's weather report, fare- countries. At the recent session dens was 1.31 inches. Of this 1 inch eldest son of the late Captain cast and remarks, issued by the held in Briarclif twenty-two fell on the 8th, 22 on the 14th and Brown, and Mrs. Brown, of Farn- Royni Observatory at 5.20 p.m.,nations were represented by full" a speck of rain," 09 of an inch ham, Surrey, and Dora, second daughter of Captain and Mrs. Allan H. Stewart, Hong Kong.

stated:-

An anticyclone of considerable Intensity covers China and Man cburis. Fresh to strong monsoon will prevail along the China Coast and over the China Sea.

Local Forecast --N.E. fresh, fair.

winds,

members and associates. A question on the 3th.

is not discussed which is presented

during the current session. It is There will be a Public Lecture at

Dr. Hsu Wei Chus, new presi

the course of which he warns the Court, has issued & proclamation. in public against attempting to bribe

is subordinates with a view winning lawsuits in which they may le involved. Should such instances The death is announced of Capt.be discovered, the persons offering

to

presented at a previous session, sub-the Helena May. Institute on Tues- mitted to a commission with a men- day, December 10 at 5.30 p.m., Dr.dent of the Shanghai Provisional J. L. Shellshear will speak on "The ber as its reporter, presented at a subsequent session, discussed and adopted, often in an amended form..Pre-History of Hong Kong and the Leta Testitis-that-the-sessions-of | New-Territories ....

the Institute have been of immense BIRTHS.

value to Governments, and inter- IRISON.On December at the national conferences because they

Peak Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs, are questions of present day im William Swinnerton Byrd Levett, the bribes will be punished and the A. InzSON, of Green Island, portance. They are debated in the D.L., of Milford Hall, Stafford. officials accepting bribes will be

light of theory, as well as practice, Maeno, a daughter. PHILLIPS. On November 29, at by Institute members who are not Capt. Levett,, who was 73 years of punished.

Shanghai, to Mr. and Mrs. G. only theorists but who on numerous age, took a commission in the In- Occasions represent their countries niskilling Fusiliers, and served in E. PHILLIPS," a daughter.

China and the Malay States, resign- ToRa-On November 9, at Shang-in official capacities

hai, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Ă.

Ing with the rank of captain. Tora, daughter.

(037

Tube 18 at Winder-

mere, the wife of V. P. WATERS, of Hong Kong and Canton, of a daughter, ses

DEATH. FOREES.-On October 19, at New-

recent

The programme of the Briarcliff session was, according to custom, arranged in advance. Com-

dismissed from office and also

Britain and China's Navy.

Over four months bare elapsed since the announcement that an agreement had been signed with the: Chinese Government providing for missions had been appointed and

The appointments were gazetted the training of Chinese naval cadets reports prepared and distributed

on October es of A. B. George, in England, and the engagement by the Chinese Goremment, of a beforehand. The result was that in the course of the ten days meeting, Esq., to be one of His Majesty's British Nava! Mission to assist in many declarations and resolutions Consuls in China (with effect as the development of the Chinese Navy, Nothing more having been were adopted. The most important

Bland, in & recent article in the Morning

that the Post, notes scheme, so far as it has been

little attention.

bury District Hospital, from question adopted by resolution was from May 21, 1929), and C.. R. Lee, heard of the matter, Mr. J. O. P.

unquestionably a series of six de Esq., to be one of His Majesty's claration with a preamble bearing Vice-Consuls the interesting title of "Inter-

being accidentally knocked down by a motorcar the same day, ANDREW FORBES, formerly of Hong Kong, aged 87.

Editorial and Business Offices: 11,

Ice House Street, Tel. Central

12 ··

Night Editor (Wanchai Office):

Tel. Central 4811. London Office: 21, Bride Lane,

Fleet Street, E.Č. 4.

The Daily Press.

HONG KONG, DECEMBER 4, 1020.

(First Grade) in

national Declaration of the Rights China (with effect as from May 1, divulged, has attracted curiously of Man." The text of this project, 1929). which was reported by ANDRE N. MASDELSTIAM, of Russia, inter- A sale of work will be held in

of the principles nationalizes

Fairlea School, in aid of the Minis tering Children's League on Thurs day. The opening ceremony will be performed by Mrs. E. T. Creasy at

7

He, therefore, seizes the opportunity to ask two pertinent questions. In the first Government been persnuded to be lieve that the Kuomintang seriously place, he asks how has the British

extemplate spending money on the ganisation of a modern fleet, when Purchase of warships and the o7- they profess their inability to dir charge many outstanding obliga- tions Secondly, he wants to know what grounds there are for believing that Nanking will attach any serious importance to this HMS. Hermes held a mest aaral agreement when it has corn- successful dance in the Savoy Hotel tions of such recent pacts as the pletely ignored the definite obliga- last night. Capt. "J. D. Campbell, | Tariff Autonomy Treaty, etc. 1 Mr. agreement O.R.E., with his officers attended, Bland considers the and the number of dancers was most obviously calculated to give the Nanking Government considerable gratifying. The ship's orchestra face very welcome at this junc- provided excellent music, and the ture, but predicts that the bright catering by the Hotel management, young men of the Kuomintang

Executive will take the "face as usual, left nothing to be desired., and let the navy go. As to the British side of the agreement, not

Rights and the opening paragraph Si Lan Hall) by the students of GEORGE MASON'S Virginia Bill of St. Stephen's Girls' College (Kwok of the United States Declaration of St. Stephea'hs Girls' College and Independence. The Institute's de claration attributes to each in- dividual, as such, the equal right and equal enjoyment of rights in the matter of nationality, the equal right and equal protection of the right to obtain and enjoy property.11a.m. to admission to public employments It professions, and industries. eliminates discrimination in the matter of nationality, race, or re- ligion. It is thus an indirect inter national recognition of the fact that these rights, so fundamental in their nature, are to be consider- ed as inherent in each individual of each and every State of the com- munity of nations, and "above the power of any State to discriminate in regard to their existence and their exercise. These matters are

The P. and O. has established its 60 readily explained, he recalls the to be found in declarations issued

tragi-comedy of the Sherard-Osborn from time to time in various States own office at Monte Carlo, and has fotilla (ordered, equipped and and contained in Constitutions, but for the first time there is to be appointed Colonel Cecil Fane na manned, but never commissioned), strong mosquito fect of 1677, the found in an international document agent. The increasing volume of the undignified career of the Arm inhibitions of the part of each and the company's tourist traffic to nad painful experience of Admiral Lang every State belonging to the inter- national community of discrimina- from the Riviera rid Marseilles, has who brought the Peiyang squadron tion in the matter of sex. This is rendered this step necessary, Many to the nearest approach to a nation. al navy that China ever had and in the greatest single step which har passengers from the East now break 1800 was intrigued out of his job, ever been undertaken in inter- in their convictions than the more national relations for the equality the homeward journey in order to and, finally, since 1911, the tran- dignified debaters. The

inter-of the human race. A great moral

eient loyalty of the Chinese Navy's disintegrating units, notoriously national conferences at Geneva, principle has always been and will

matter of dollars and its whole he more important to the world held under the auspices of the than an act of national legislation.

history a sordid record of treasons, In view stratagems and spoils." League of Nations, are concerned

of all this Mr. Bland considers that the agreement needs a good deal of explanation.

THE RIGHTS OF MAN.

ALMOST a century and a half has passed since ThoAS PAINE wrote political pamphlet expressing views which Pir admitted were sound Phone C. 16.

but, if put into operation, would KOWLOON DISPENSABY, K. 19. use a revolution. The rights of man still provide a topic for dis- Established 1841.

cussion, sometimes by statesmen and sometimes by soaf-box orators at street-corners who are no less sincere

NOTICE.

THE HONGKONG ELECTRIC CO., LTD. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN N that Certificate for 8

with various aspects of the rights of man. But apart from the linic

enjoy the Riviera springtime before proceeding to England.

Arriving on the Asama-maru, on Of course, the Institute does not possess legislative powers, but its tour around the world, are Dr. resolutions have a way of getting and Mrs. J. George Taylor. Dr. into the practice of nations, and Taylor is one of the most prominent NOB. 26085/26092 issued in the Name of spokesmen of many nations take human beings is assured, inasmuch physicians in Pasadena, California.

Shares

been

BALLOCH bas GIDEON declared LOST and abould the Same not be produced Before the 6TH DECEMBER, 1929, It shall be deemed CANCELLED and of NO EFFECT. GIBD, LIVINGSTON & Co., LTD.,

Agents. Hong Kong, Nov. 20th, 1929, (8631

lit proceedings in which official

the declaration of equal rights of

this steamer.

We have received

Looking Back 25 Years,

from

the

S. T. BUTLIN, Hon. Secretary. c/aH or MEAT AND OTHER FOODS, portant since the organization was tension of which was adopted at palm oil-part of a cargo of 7.000 tended to keep up interest in row-

ATTENTION OF GLASS MANUFACTURERS.

ПНЕ THE BAND produced from the PAK

SHA WO

SAND FIELD at PIK KAP, PING HOT, in the WAI YEUNG District, KwONG TONG, has been known to be the Best Material in the World for the Manufacture of Glass; and A MEDAL was Won ΕΧΗΙΒΙΤΙΟΝ PANAMA EXHIBITION at the PANAMA

and has been analysed by the Hong Kong Government Analyst and a certifying its Qanlities.

Some

21st, 3rd and 24r, 1930.

Before DECEMBER 218T, 1929,

[8708

law.

1904.

part and speak, sometimes, with the as any nation discriminating in Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Rice, million. future will have before it the de-naire real-estate dealer of Pasadena, voice of authority, an enormous

claration of equal rights of all also Mrs. Elizabeth Lounsbury and Editors of the Victoria Recreation amount of work in the same direc nationalities and of all races in the Miss Florence Lounshiry, promia-Club Magazine, a record of local tion is being done quietly and various matters making up the ent residents of Santa Monica, sport, the first (December) number. almost unknown to the outside rights of individuals without dis California, are also passengers on It is a promising little magazine.. H.E Sir Matthew Nathan was in- crimination in the matter of sex. world. For example, a study of An important matter of private

vited to write a message; an extract the work accomplished at the 30th international law, as it is termed Firemen were working through from his reply is as follows:- session of the Institute of Inter-in Europe. or the conflict of laws, out the night of October 28-29 in Sport for sport's sake, and in as it is generally called in the an endeavour to master a fire in the due subordination to the more ROYAL SANITARY INSTITUTE.

national Law, recently held at English-speaking world, is a series haid of the Blue Funnel liner Sing earnest dusies of life, promotes HONG KONG CENTRE. | Briarcliff Manor, New York, shows of short but important declarations chow (0,029 tons), lying in the physical fitness, good fellowship, that it was one of the most im- on the legal status of societies in Gladstone Dock at Liverpool. Six ond strenuousness of parpose." He the international law, and the ex-hundied tons of rubber, copra and assumed that the magazine was in- TIXAMINATIONS for INSPECTORS

swimming and athletics. SANITARY INerectons and SANITARY founded in Ghent in 1873. The Briarcliff. A subject matter of ions-were in the hold. Holes were Scirnos will be held on JANUARY Institut de Droit International was public international law and of cut in the side of the vessel by oxy-These had attained a high, and still higher, standard of reat intercat was the diplomatic acetylene burners, and water was might be Candidates should obtain Application formed under the leadership of Mr. immunities of agents. Some nine- poured in, while firemen on deck excellence at Hong Kong Hong Forms from the Local SECRETARY, ROLIN JACQUEMYNS, its indefatigable teen articles were adopted concern directed water down the hatchways, hong Daily Press, December 4, CATC of EDUCATION DEPARTMENT on Of Secretary-General, later its Presi-ing this subject, largely based upon the practice of the world, with

Looking Back 50 Years, dent, and Honorary President. The here and there a modification, and Sapok for Lile-Jackets.

·· The Japan Mail has, we notice, a basic purpose of the Institute is in every provision, clarification, We do not recommend any lengthy article on the question of the endification of international Diplomatic immunities are consider alteration in the present designs of slavery in Hong Kong in which it ed by the public as too indefinite, Royal National Lifeboat Institu-heartily endorses the action of the "PEAK MANSIONS."

too much subject to abuse. The tion and Board of Trade life Chief Justice. Our Yokohams cop- Because of the resolutions adopt project of the Institute is precise, jackets," state the Departmental temporary objects in toto to the ITUATED Within Two Minntered at sessions of the Institute of definite and easy of application. Committee appointed by the Board ples of expediency put forward by

Walk from the Tram Station and

To mention but one specific in- of Trade to examine statements and apologists for the milder form of overlooking the Southern Side of the International Law, the two Hague stance, the Institute pronounced recommendations on the subject of servitude. .. The Japan "Mail at Island. Ready for Occupation.

Pease Conferences of 1809 and 1007 itself squarely against the immunity kapok made in the report of the the same time coincides in the Five-Roomed and Six-Roomod were successful, and if the first of diplomatic agents who engage in Court of Inquiry into the loss of opinion expressed in these columns;

APARTMENTS

offcial conference on the codification activities inconsistent with their the Rye Harbour lifeboat last when commenting on Sir John In other November. diplomatic position.

At the inquest on the Smale's famous pronunciancato,

open its session at the Hague next that no diplomatic agent be per- suggested that the men's jackets unjust to institute prosecutions March is to be successful, it will fession during the time of his diplomittee of inquiry recommend that slaves. There is no doubt at all mitted to engage in business or pro had become water-lugged. The com- against those now holding domestic be because of the preliminary matic service. The project also re only the best quality Java kapok that a large proportion of the girls labours of the Institute, and es-jects the iden of extra-territoriality should be used in R.NL.I. and sold into domestic bondage are the pecially because of its projects on

of diplomatic agents and of Em- Board of Trade kapok life-jackets, gainers by the change in their con- bassies and Legations. There were and that, there should be strict ditions, but transaction in flesh and the responsibility of States and several smaller propositions which, supervision over the manufacture blood cannot be allowed in a maritime jurisdiction.

however,, have great importance, all ¦ of such life-jackets and the selection British Colony in the first place, "custom" In its early years the Institute aiming not merely at the codifien of the kapok. used in them. They and in the second

tion of current questions, but to the suggest that the possibility of a new which is open to such tremendous. met every two years. It now meets gradual progressive codification of covering material should not be lost abuses as slavery in its mildest form anqually, due to the financial sup.all phases of international law. sight of, and that certain trials in admittedly is, must be put down.

No sudden or violent distur port which the Carnegie Endow-

sea-going ships of suitable materi niz should be made. With regard bance of the relations between em- - ment has granted for the past six:

to buoyancy values, the committee player and domestic servant need teen years. The Institute is repre-

state that kapok has considerable. take place, only let it be under- sentative of the world at large, and

advantages over cork. Per poundstood that the former have no right of life-jacket the supporting force of ownership in the latter, and any meet All Demand for Fier: BEIDECEMBER 10TH most influential scientific body deal

tant of cork. "Kapok," they em- severly punished. is without question the greatest and

of kapok is three and a-half times attempt to exercise such will be It is to be Thore will be No Irregularities, as previously, in the way of Shortage. All HELENA MAY INSTITUTE, in Aid

phasise, "is especially suitable for hoped, however, that the effect of Intending Buyers are cordially requested

the use of women and children. In the attention drawn to the matter communicate with Dur of the HONG KONG BENEVOLENT ing with international law.

SOCIETY From 3.30 to 6 PM resolutions have greater influence

addition to the lighter weight, it is by the recent action of the Chief CHARGE $2 For Player. Any Lady with Governments than the views Messre, Alexander Stephen and soft and kindly to the body, and Justice will ultimately be the. willing to be Responsible for a Table should please communicate with Mes: of... even. the most distinguished Sons, Linthouse, are to build two tends to keep the wearer warm. On eradication of a native "custom" Belde DEUEMDEN or the Institute do not actually repre- British India Steam Navigation the H. 0.8HELDON, 25, PEAK MANSIONS, writers on the subject. Members of twin-screw geared turbine liners, the other hand, kapok is subject to that should never, in the first in-

and also to injury by stance, have been tolerated in

Press, December 4, 1979. TEAS Provided FREE Please Comel seat countries but are supposed to

(' account of

Dated the 21st day of November, 1929. tificate was obtained the U. with all Moders Conveniences, Drying of international law which is to words, the Institute recommends victim's of the Rye disaster it was that it would be inadvisable and

JOHNSON, STOKES & MASTER, Bolicitors for the Administrator, Prince & Hailding,

Hong Kong.

(8077

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONG KONG PROBATE JURISDICTION.

ON THE

IN THE ESTATE OF ALEXANDER WALTERS BARULAY. ENGIKEZZ

S.9. "CATBANG, BRANQUAL, CHINA, AND LATE OF 58, GRANT STREET, GREENOCK, DECEASED, TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the Court has, by virtue of Section 58 of Probate Ordinance 1897. made Ao Order Limiting the Time for Creditors and Others to send in their

Claims against the above Estate to the

20TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1929.

All Creditors and Others are accord. ingly hereby required to send in their Claims to the Undersigned on or before

That Date.

Dated the 21st day of November, 1919, JOHNSON, STOKES & MASTER,

ÁLSO

PRIVATE GARAGES TO LET.

Situate at the Fear of PEAK MANSIONS, Separate Compartments including Light and Water. Apply to

Rettled Political Situation and Constant Rooms and Dat-honses, Two Lift. Wars, Operations were Suspended; and, in Recent Years. Certain Unsempulous Permission from Authorities thereby Persons bare fraudulently obtained infringing Our Rights. Rat Law bas given as Protection and, after having lodged our Protest, the Canton Govern ment, through its Reconstruction Bureau, has enquired into the matter and has. Now given back Our Rights and has recognised Our Ownership of the Mine Adequate Protection beth from the Military and the Magistrate of the District has been assured us and we 4 hava also registered Our Rights with the MINISTRY OF THE AGRICULTURE AND MINING & HANKING, Wo bro Now beginting to operate the Mins on a Large Scale under the Name of the TAI LEE MINING Co. and we shall be able

to

OFFICE at No. 2, CHI LOONS STREET Hong Kong: TELEPHONE: Central 3866. We are ready to give-all Facilities and are also prepared to Seliciter for the Alimats for home for her Supply

enter into

THE TAI LEE MINING CO. [8076 Hong Kong, 28th Nor, 1948. [86&6

Executor.

Prince's Build og,

Hong Kong.

CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME-ORIENT. FLOOR, FRENCH BANK BUILDING,

NOTICE.

the AND MAHJONG DRIVE

Its

News and Views.

Marseilles on October 20 from the Madam Sun Yat Sen arrived at Far East, and proceeded to ber, home in Paris.

Co.

th, for the lagall of deleterious, CELING TOPink Colony. TrolJ KORD..

materiale.