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INTIMATIONS.

NOTICE

UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY OF CANTON, LTD. (INCORPORATED IN HONG KONG). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.. IS HEREBY GIVEN that the FIFTY-SEVENTH ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING of the Society will be held at the HEAD OFFICE. UNION BUILDING, Hong Kong on FRIDAY, 30TH MAY, 1980, at 11 O'clock M., for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors and the Statements of Account to Sist DECEMBER, 1929. and of declaring Dividends, ato.

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Society will be OLOSED from 12wa MAY to 30TH MAY, Both Days inclusive.

By Order of the Board, PAUL LAUDER,

General Manager. Hong Kong, 5th May, 1980.

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THE CHINA FIRE INSURANCE

COMPANY, LTD. (INCORPORATED IN HONG KONG). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

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that the SIXTY-FIRST OR- DINARY YEARUT MEETING of the Company will be held at its HEAD OFFICE, UNION Building, Hong Kong, on FRIDAY, 30TH MAY 1930, at 11.15 A., for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors and the Statements of Account to 31ST DECEMBER, 1929, and of declaring Dividends, etc.

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from 12TH MAY to 30TH MAY, Both Day! inclusive.

By Order of the Board, PAUL LAUDER,

General Manager. Hong Kong, th May, 1930.

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BRITISH TRADERS INSUR- ANCE CO., LTD.

I Hoxe Koxa). (INCORPORATED NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS,

JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN N°

That the SIXTY-FOURTH ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING of the Company will be held at its HEAD OFFICE, UNION BUILDING, Hong Kong, on FRIDAY, 80TH MAY 1980, at 11.20 .. for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors and the Statements of Account to 31st DECEMBER, 1929, and of declaring Dividends, etc,"

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from 12TH MAY to 30TH MAY, Both Days inclusive.

By Order of the Board;

PAUL LAUDER,

General Manager.

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Hong Kong, 5th May, 1930.

REMOVAL NOTICE.

OUR

SHOP has now been REMOVED to No. 60, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL.

KWONG WO, Jewellera & Silk Dealers."

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INTIMATIONS.

HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that An EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the VOTING MEMBERS of the HONG KONG JOCKEY OLUB will be held

on

the OLUB HOUSE, HAITT VALLET, Victoria in Colony

of Hong Kong the WEDNESDAY the 4TH DAY đ JUNR. 1950, immediately after the HALF TEARLY MEETING of VOTING MEMBERS, for the purpose of considering, and if thought, At, pawing the following resolution

"That the present unincorporated Mombers Club known the Hoxe KONG JOCKET Crus be incorporated, and registered in Hong Kong

ander Companies dicance Kong

& Company limited by guarantes and that the name of rach

the

Joor shall be the Hose Kon CLUB and that the draft Memorandum sad Articles of Amocin- tion contained in the

Joge the printed

And

ment submitted to the care of

for

the purpose of subscribed by the Chairman

be approved and adopted s the Memorandum and Articles of Associ tion of the Club se incorporated and that the same be subscribed by the existing Stewards of the Hoxa Koso JOCKEY CLUB and registered as such and that the Company be registered without the addition of the word Limited to its name as being su association which intends to apply its pro&ta in promoting

ita

objects and which prohibits the

payment of dividends to its Members and that the existing Stewards of the Here Kore Jockey CLOS do forthwith after the incorporation and registration of the said Company transfer and sign all the property effects benefit and Kabilities of the present unincorporat ed HoNaIONG JOCKET CLUB to the

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so incorporated and re-

And NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN that A Farther EXTRAOR DINARY GENERAL MEETING of the HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB will be held the Same Place an MONDAY. the 2D DAY of JUNE, 1930, at 5.30 O'CLOCK in the AFTERNOON, for the purpose of receiving a Report of the Proceedings of the above mentioned Meeting and of confirming. if

if thought it, the above mentioned resolution,

Copies

of the proposed Memorandum and Articles of Association are open to the Inspection of Members and can be seen during the usual Business Hours at the Office of the Secretary, Ms. C. B. BROWN,

LINSTEAD &

DAVIS, Alexandra Buildings, Hong- kong and at the Office of Mraza. DEACONS, 1, Des Voeux ROAD CENTRAL, Hong Kong, the Solicitors, and at the CLUB HOUSE, HAPPY VALLET, Hong Kong.

Club's

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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1930.

COUNTY CRICKET MATCH RESULTS.

DECISIONS REACHED IN SEVEN FIXTURES.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE WIN BY EIGHT RUNS.

MATCH AT LORD'S ABANDONED.

[TUKOCOR EXETER'S 'AGENCY.]

LONDON, May 27,

Rain caused much interference with the County cricket matches began last Saturday. The match between Surrey and the Austra lians at the Oval had to be abandoned. On Monday there was no play at Lord's between Middlesex and Lancashire, and the match was drawn. Seven matches, however, were completed on a wicket which favoured the bowlers. The only high score recorded in a single innings was at Birmingham, where Warwick gathered 501 runs for six wickets against Essex, two of their men reaching three- figure scores, while one on the other side knocked up exactly one hundred. Four other batsmen were credited with centuries.

Northamptonshire gained their first victory by the small margin

of eight runs, Gloucestershire won by an innings, and Sussex took the points with eight wickets in band. Two matches were decided oo the first innings.

RESULTS AT A GLANCË.

Gloucestershire beat. Worcestershire by an innings and 13 runs. Sussex beat Somersetshire by eight wickets. Notts best Leicestershire by 180 runs..

Kent beat Yorkshire by 54 runs.

Northamptonshire beat. Derbyshire by eight runs. Warwickshire beat Essex on the first innings. Glamorgan beat Hampshire on the first innings.

Smith (Warwick) Woolley (Kent) Hallows (Lancs.} Bates (Warwick)

Batting.

124

Leyland (Yorks.)

103

119

Hardinge (Kent)

101

117

Russell (Essex).

100

110

Sutcliffe (Yorks.)

89

Bowling.

7 for 93

5

40

4

38

+1

and 3

and 6

111.

37 Bowes (Yorks.)

..... 4

25

and 6

42

35

Mitchell (Derby) Mercer (Glamorgan).

Tate (Sussex) Voce (Notts.)

Paine (Warwick). Newman (Hampshire) 3, DERBY : NORTHANTS.

VISITORS WIN.

192 589 38

Playing at home, Derbyshire last to Northamptonshire by eight runs. The scoring on both sides was poor, the only bright feature being in the bowling department, where Mitchell took seven of the visitors' wickets for 25 runs in the second innings.

Northants, 189 and 81 Derby, 114 and 141 WARWICK 1. ESSEX.

263 235

BIG SCORE BY WARWICK, At.Birmingham, Warwick had to be satisfied with first icainga decision 'over Essex after they had declared at 5301 for 6 wickets.

Bates (110) and Smith (124) were

5. Staples (Notts.)....... 4 for 37 Peach (Kent),

24

71

"

57 Astill (Leicester) 4 16 Langridge (Sussex)... 6. 72 Sinfeld (Gloucester). 6 *76

and 0.

72

Worcester's wickets for about twelve runs apiece, again perform ed similar feat in the second innings. With their second effort. producing only 111 runs, Worces ter's combined total fell short by

13 runs.

Worcester, 156 and 111-

Sinfield, 6 for 73 and e

for 72... Gloucester, 1st innings Root, & for 95.

BUSSEX SOMERSET,

VICTORY FOR SUSSEX;

267

At Brighton, Sussex gained a victory over Somerset by eight wickets:

Somerset scored 105 runs and 146 in their second effort. In the first innings Tate was responsible for

EASTERN NEWS IN BRIEF.

PARS FROM EVERYWHERE,

Writers: throughout China are now invited by the Ministry of Education to compose a national anthem, says & Nanking telegra The cash prize for the best anthem will be 81,000,

Mr. Chang Chi, distinguished famous Kuomintang scholar, has telegraphed to the Waichisopu ask.. ing that steps should be taken to prevent Sir E. Stein, the British explorer and archaeologist, from pursuing investigations in China.

Preparations are being made by the National Anti-Opium Associa tion for the celebration of the 91st anniversary of June 3, when Mr. Li Chi Shu, former Viceroy of Liangkuang Province, burned "a large quantity of opium which was seized from British merchants in Canton:

The American Consulate-General in Shanghai is interested in obtain- ing information regarding the whereabouts of Frances E. Cameron, formerly of Hong Kong and Honolulu, who is reported to | have been seen in Shanghai recent- ly. Any information regarding her will be appreciated.

The Chinese torpedo-boat Hupan, which was recently scat from Kao- chang-miao to patrol the Chekiang and Fukien coasts, met a pirate junk off Kukien coast last week. The junk was seized and eight pirates arrested on it. were taken to Foochow for punishment. On the afternoon of the same day, an- other junk was seized by the officers and seven more arrests were made

At the weekly meeting of the Fukien Provincial Government last week. it was reported that the British Government had agreed to the unconditional surrender of the British Concession in Amoy. This report is taken from the Chinese Press, and lacks confirmation. We recently published news from a Chinese source to the effect that negotiations with the British Consul were about to be opened.

Mr. T. Saito, Shanghai man- ager of the Nippon Yusen Kaisho, who has been a director of the Sino-Japanese Society for several years and a member of the Shang- hai Municipal Council, has been appointed London manager of his company and will leave shortly to take up his new post.. Mr. Saito has always taken a keen interest in, fostering closer relations be tween China and Japan.

It is learned from reliable sour- ces, says the Chinese Press in Shanghai, that 81,139,238 worth of foreign silver is due to arrive in China, from America in the near- future on a Japanese ship. Of

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"Warwick, while in the bowling de partment Paine took five wickets

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Essex did better in the second innings, scoring 223 for five wickets, with Russell responsible for 100. Warwick, 1st innings (6

wickets, dec.)

Bates, 110.

Smith, 124.

Essex, 1st innings

Paine, 5 for 35.

Essex.

end innings (3) wickets)

the damage in the second innings. ed for Shanghai, but, in view ed Sussex's score by 29 runs, which crder The combined Somerset total pass of the National Government's for the prohibition of

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301

"Somerset, 105 and 146...

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2154

178

YORKSHIRE v. KENT.

Russell, 100. GLAMORGAN 7. HAMPSHIRE,

FOOR BATTING.

At Pontypridd, Glamorgan "gain ed a victory on the first innings over Hampshire. There was nothing remarkable in the batting section, hat Mercer returned good bowling fgures in both innings for the win nera, while Newman, the Hamp- shire bowler. also abone in department.KUMARAN

Glamorgan, 1st innings

Newman, 5 for 38..

KENT WIN BY 14 RUNS. At Leeds, Kent, beat Yorkshire by 54 runs.

Hardinge scored 101 for the win ners in the first innings and Wool- ley 117 in the second. For York shire, Leyland contributed 105 in the second innings, while Sutcliffe in the earlier effort contributed a very useful 50 Peach was in good bowling form for Kent,

Kent. 20 and 289

Hardinge, 101 Bowens for 571 Woolley, 11p (2nd inn-

this

189

ings)..

Yorks, 195, and 249

Hampshire, 1st innings.

105

Mercer, 5 for 40, -1

Glamorgan 2nd innings (3

wickets dec.)

Hampshire, End innings,

wickets),

Mercer, 3 for 19.

LEICESTER 7 HOTTS,

HOME COUNTY LOSE.

Sutcliffe, 60:

Leyland, 105-(2nd inn-

inga). DaW Peach. 4 for 38 and

for 111.

MIDDLESEX ». LANGS

MATCH DRAWN.

7404

440

There was no play on Monday an Lord's. The match between Mid dlesex and Lancashire was there.

At Leicester, Notts beat the

fore (drawn, A home County by 150 runs. A

Lancashire had scored 250 runs Sam Staples and Voce attacked vigorously for the visitors and for five wickets on Saturday, Hal- Leicester were dismissed rather lows contributing 117. "easily in both innings. Astill how- ever, proved, more successful with the latter against the visitors' first estry.

Notts, 153 and 210. mati..

Astill 4 for 40 (1st

innings).

Leicester, 50 and 103 ...... 180 Foco, 4 for 38 and 6 for

Staples, 4 for 37 (2nd

innings).

WIN FOR GLOUCESTE

CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE.

Ist Inn. No PWL W. L. Res Pts Lancashire...., 640 170141 Warwick 62 0 3 1 0 34 Nottaa 1 1 0 0 29 Bussex 462 1 0 2 1 26 Kent-p4310.00

A

Glamorgan. 60141023 Surrey 5 1 0 0 4 0 20

Mr. Chao Ti-chino, managing director of the China Merchants S. N. Co., and Marquis Li Kuo- chi, manager of the Chi Yu Real Estate Co., a subsidiary company of the China Merchants, who re- cently sued each other at the Speci A District Court, have now with. drawn their respective lawsuits re- garding the control of the Chi Co. as a result of mediation, conducted by a number of prominent Chinese,

A telegram has been received: by the Waichisopu from the Chinese Legation in Paris, requesting the Government to find out and to deal severely with an unscrupulous Chinese who cheated some 300 Chin:- ese hawkers who wished to go to France by issuing false passports to them. These hawkers, when, reaching France, were refused ad- mittance by the French authorities and they are in a most pitiable con- dition, says the telegram.

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MATCHES IN PROGRESS.

The

following matches were due

to start during the mid-week

At Lord's, Middlesex Hamp-

shire.

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