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INTIMATIONS.

UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY

OF CANTON, LTD. (INCORPORATED IN HONG KONG). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the FIFTY-SEVENTH ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING of the Society will be held at the HEAD OFFICE. UNION BUILDING, Hoog Kang, on FRIDAY, 30rn MAY, 1990, at 11 O'clock ., for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directora and the Statements of Account to 31st DECEMEXE, 1929, and of declaring Dividends, etc.

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

By Order of the Board, PAUL LAUDER,

General Managër. Пong Kong, 5th May, 1930.

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THE CHINA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD.

(INCORFORATED IN HONG KONG). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

that the SIXTY-FIRST OR- DINARY YEARLY MEETING of the Company will be held at its HEAD OFFICE, UNTON BUILDING, Hong Kong, on FRIDAY, 80TH MAY, 1990, 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.

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INTIMATIONS.

HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

that An EXTRAORDINARY the GENERAL MEETING VOTING MEMBERS of the HONG KONG JOCKEY OLUB will be held in the Colony of Hong Kong, Victoria i at the CLUB HOUSE, BARTY VALLET, WEDNESDAY the 4TH DAY of JUNE, 1930 immediately after the MEETING of HALF YEARLY VOTING MEMBERS, for the purpote of considering, and if thought t passing the following resolution

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"That the present unincorporated Members Club known as the BORD KONG JOCKEY CLUB be incorporated and registered in Hong Kong under the Hong Kong Companies O dinances as a Company limited by guarantee and that the name of such Company shall be the Hoxe Kone JOCKEY CLUB and that the draft Memorandum and Articles of Associs tion contained in the printed decu ment axbmitted to the Meeting and For the purpose of identification subscribed by the Chairman thereof

Mamand Articles of Associs.

THE HONG KONG DAILY, PRESS, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1930.

Tennis Topics..

CHINESE AND INDIANS TO

MEET TO-MORROW.

WHO WILL WIN SENIOR DIVISION HONOURS.

[By "SERVER.")

The past week saw a large pro- gramme of watches decided, and results have been very much the as expected. The Chinese same and Indian Recreation Clubs con- tinue to make good progress in all divisions of the League, and it is now more or less settled that they will eventually come out top of all divisions. I fancy the Indians will win the "A" hield, while the Chinese should annex the "B" and

TOLLEY BEATEN AT EASTERN NEWS IN

NINETEENTH,

BRIEF.

THE REDOUBTABLE JONES. PARS FROM EVERYWHERE.

EPIC GOLF AT ST. ANDREW'S.

(THROUGH REGTER'S 'AURNOY. Į

ST. ANDREWE, May 29. Bobby Jones of America bent C. British Amateur J. H. Tolley.

A rather savers earthquake shock was felt in Tokyo at 1.30 am. "on May 3 According to the Central the Observatory, Meteorological shock lasted 6.9 seconds and the centre is said to have been about 40 kilometres north-east of Tokyo.

As a precaution against Champion, at the 19th, in the crime in the French Concurious crganized a special flying squad of fourth round of the Amateur Cham-Shanghai, the French police have 40 Chinese, French, and Annamite pionship.

police. They will be armed and will have at their disposal three motor earn which will enable them to reach any spot in the Concession within five minutes.

There were unprecedented scones during the match. Tea thousand spectators trooped from fairway to fairway, and the match was played down a human avenue which three times involuntarily saved Jones, who had pulled his shoti, from trouble. The incidents occurred at the 4th, 17th, and 18th holes,,

C prizes, a regards the mix and adopted as the

hed doubles, it is too early to ex- The two last were very critical, the press an opinion, though it is pretty as Jones's shot at the 17th would that the same be subscribed by the evident that the honours will have landed in the road, which existing Stowards of the Hexa Koxa either go to the United Services would have means a lost hole. JOCKEY OLUB and registered as such Recreation, Club, Chinese Recrea-Jones, however, was enabled to and that the Company be registered tion Club, or the Indian Recreation halve.

Club. The latter have entered for without the addition of the word Limited to its name as being an

the first time this season, and start- ed off very well indeed by beating association which intends to apply its

the Ladies' Recreation Club to the prosts in promoting its objects and which prohibits the payment of any tune of nine sets to mil. dividends to its Members and that the orating

Stewards of the Box Koxo JOCKET CLUB do forthwith after the incorporation and registration of the id Company transfer and assign all

the

property effects benefit and liabilities of the present unincorporat ed HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUS to the Company so incorporated and re- gistered."

And NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN tha: A Farther EXTRAOE

The talk of the day just now is the 1.R.C.-C.R.C. match in the senior, division, which is scheduled to take place at Sookuapoo to

morrow.

As these are easily the strongest teams in the League, the winning team will probably carry off the shield, and I am sure a large Crowd of tennis fans will roll up to watch what promises to be a of play running very high.

Cruel Lucki

Tolly tried hard to fight down the cruel luck, but fate was against him towards the end. It took ten minutes to clear. the course before

Tolley and Jones drove from the eighteenth tee. Tolloy hit a stupeu- dous ball which went for 300 yards and was right on the pin. Jones drove and his ball hit the crowd and rebounded on to the fairway.

The American ran over the grein with his second. Tolley had a great chance of laying his second shot dead, but he played a timid shot which left him eight yards short of halved in fours, Jones and Tolley then being all square.

According to investigations made by the Foreign Affairs Section of Logo prefecture about eighty foreigners were reported from Kobe last year on various grounds, in- cluding illegal entry into Japar, "portées were particularly numerous, illegal traffic, etc. The Chinese de and then came Russians." One de- portee of British nationality was among the number.

The Chinese delegation to the Moscow Conference, consisting of twenty-one persons, took along with them two full carlonds of food, this being thought sufficient to first the delegation for three months. It is considered likely that the conference will extend over this period. The delegation also took along two new American motor-cars for the use of the delegation while in the Soviet capital. In addition to the other a carload of documents, maps and reports for the use of the delega tion.

Company will be CLOSED from DINARY GENERALUEETING of the very good game, with the standard the hole. The hole was eventually materials there was also practically

.12TH MAY to 30TH MAY, Both Days

inclusive.

By Order of the Board, PAUL LAUDER,

General Manager. Hong Kong, 5th May, 1930.

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BRITISH TRADERS INSUR ANCE CO., LTD. (INCORPORATED IN BONG KONG). NOTICE TO SHAKEHOLDERS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE SIXTY-FOURTH

ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING of the Company will be held at its HEAD OFFICE, CHION BUILDING, Hong Kong, on FRIDAY, 30TH MAY, 1930, a 11.20 A.M, 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

.HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB will be held at the Same Place on MONDAY, the D DAY OF JUNE, 1930, at 8.30 O'CLOCK in

the AFTERNOOS, for the purpose of receiving a Report of the Proceedings of the above mentioned Meeting and of confirming, if thought fit, the above mentioned resolation.

The Chinese will probably find the Iadians just a shade too good, At the nineteenth they both got but one may rest assured that they beautiful drives, but both second will go all out to win. I have not shots went over the "Swilenn." yet been able to get their team: Tolley played his third, a run up that will be decided on after their shot, three yards from the pin but game with the South China Athle-Jones stymied him, lying two yards Copies of the proposed Mentorsadum tic Association this evening. As

from the pin. and Articles of Association are open to far the Indians. they will have the the Inspection of Members and can be Rumjahn cousins and C. A. L. Rum- seen during the gatal Business Hours at jahn and J. A..E. Cassumbhoy, but the Office of the Secretary, MR. C.B.I must confess I am rather in the

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dark as regards their third couple. Whoever the latter may be. I look to the first two to get most of the

Epic Conflict.

Tolley mopped his forehead as he knelt down surveying the ground. After some minutes of contempla for he took masnie and commoned his ball on to Jones's ball, but it hole to end an epic conflict.

The Chinese North-eastern Com- munications Commission has been regularly holding secret sessions on Tuesdays in Mukden since the middle of April, to contemplate on

three projected rival railways of the South Manchuria Railway. It is understood that these railways, if, built, will prove a significant measure to the S.M.B. One of these! lines begins at Hulutao and ends at Amur, the other connects Hutao

CENTRAL, Hong Kong. the Club'a sets, and as I understand the Lo broke and ran round the edge of the with Jehal, while the last one starts,

Bolicitors, and at the CLUB HOUSE, HAPPY VALLET, Hong Kong..

Dated the 21st day of May, 1930.

By Order of the STEWARDS.

C. B, BROWN,

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Company will be CLUSED from PA of the Sale by Public Auction

12TK MAY to 80 MAY, Both. Days inclusive.

By Order of the Board,

PAUL LAUDER,

General Manager. Hong Kong, 5th May, 1930.

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THE RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING CO., LTD.

(INCORPORATED IN QUEENSLAND.) NOTICE OF DECLARATION OF FINAL DIVIDEND.

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a FINAL DIVIDEND of 1. od per share an account of the year ended 31ST MARCH. 1930, has been declared by the Directors of the Company in BRISBANE, payable to the Registara at Shareholders on BRISBANK, and SINGAPORE on THURS. DAY 19TH JUNE, 1930,

NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that the SINGAPORE Transfer Registers will be CLOSED from THURSDAY TE JUNE to THURS- DAY 19TH JUNE, 1930, both Days inclusive for the preparation of Dividend Warrants.

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brothers and Ng brothers will be turning out for the Chinese, we can be sure of some excellent tennis..

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As a matter of "interest, I will give the records of the two Clubs. Taking the Chinese Recreation Club first, they have won the shield on no less than seven occasions, and they have won the Forsyth Shield outright, The Indians on the other hand, have only won it twice, and below I give the dates when the Clubs carried off the shield respectively :-

1017 Chinese Recreation Club. 1919 Chinese. Recreation Club, 1920 Chinese Recreation Club. 1021 Chinese Recreation Club. 1222 Indian Recreation Club 1923 Indian Recreation Club 1926 Chinese Recreation Club. 1027 Chinese Recreation Club. 1028 Chinese Recreation Club.

Last season, when the system of scoring by nine long sets was first introduced, the Hong Kong Cricket Club won the shield for the Grat time since 1918. In 1938 there was no competition, duc, I believe, to the then unsettled state of affairs. In 1994 the Indians lost to the United Services Recreation Club after a re-play, so it will be seen that for the past ten years or so the Chinese and Indians have been' the "big noises" in local tennis, and judging by the present out- look, they will remain so for a long time yet.

Other results during the morning and afternoon are given below:-

Ouimet (America) beat Bower at the twenty-first hole.

Kenneth Forbes (Cramond Brigg) beat Rowland Saunders (America)

three and two.

Hill (Sunday Lodge) beat Rex Hartley (Cooden) at the twentieth hole.

near Antung nad ends at Kirin running cast of the Autung-Mukden Railway

There is a report that Vice-Ad- miral Yamanashi, Vice-Minister of the Navy, expressed his desire to resign to Admiral Takarabe, Miais ter of the Navy, last week after making a report on the happenings W. Torrance beat Fovergue during his absence. It is said that (America) five and four.

Vice Admiral Yamanashi has been Waddell (Lundin) beat Stevens sensible of his responsibility for the (America)nt the nineteenth. sharp conflict of views that develop Voight (America) beat. Majored between the Government and the Martin Port Rush) three and one.

The Fourth Round,

In the fourth round Hezlett beat Stephenson (Northumberland six

and five.

Roger Wethered beat Brower (France) five and three.

Yon Elm (America) beat Ricardo (West Cornwall) five and three.

Grant beat Harris it the twentieth.

Greig (St. Andrew's) heat McKa zic (America) four and three.

Quimet (America) beat Lyndon Jones (Cardiff) seven and six.

G. Hill (Sandy Lodge) beat W. Torrance two and one.- Sixth Round.

ST. ANDREWS, May 29. In the sixth round Hope beat Waddell (Ludin) by 4 and 3; Sut- ton beat Dawson (Troon) 4 and 3: Tweddell bent de Forrest (Coombe Hill) by 7 and 3.

Bobby Jones beat G. O. Watt. There will be two good games, in

He was 2 up at the fourth where the "B" division as well, and these are the C.R.C... U.S.R.C. he had a birdie and bad threes at the match and the R.ES.C. I.R.C. sixth and seventh, he also won the affair. I believe these are about ninth He went out in thirty-four; the four strongest sides in this at the turn he was 5 up and 6 up at division, and we ought to see the the eleventh, and atymied Watt at

the twelfth matches closely contested, The Howell. the Welsh champion, was Recreio lot are very strong too. and on looking back. I think out in thirty-six and beat Hezlett would place them before they 3 and 2. He returned a card

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Wethered had a bad attack' of

be held on MONDAY, the 2ND DAY ought to add another win to their hooking and was one down at the

thirteenth but squared at the four- teenth and beat Oppenheimer, the ex-Oxoniar captain, by 1 up.

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son beat Nelson Smith by 2 and 1.

AUSTRALIAN TEAM AT

OXFORD.

PONSFORD KNOCKS UP 220 NOT OUT.

[THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, May 28.

with the match between Oxford

Naval General Staff during the ab- sence of the Minister, and thence formed a resolution to resign. The reason which he gave for his desire to resign was his health, which, he said, prevented him from the con- tinued discharge of his onerous duties. Admiral Takarabe did his best to make him reconsider his re-. solution, but according to one re- port, the Vice-Minister is not likely to change his mind.

THE DERBY.

DIOLITE THE FAVOURITE.

LIST OF HORSES AND JOCKEYS.

{THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, May 28. The following twenty-three horses have been accepted for the Derby and comprise the probable field:-

Trews (R. Dick).

Sponger (R. Ferryman). Silver Flare (Elliott), Sed Rover (J.. Brennan). Caerleon (Weston). Ballyferis (Csity);" Cartello (),

Grand Salute (Gordon. Richards). Lansdowne (→ Diolite (Cecil Ray). Bargany (-)P Rustou Pasha (Beary), Blenheim (H. Wragg). Strongbow. (Pat Beasley). Parthenon (

Leach)...

Noble Star (Harry Beasley) Seer (-).

Tetragem (~~)..

Haid (R. Jones).

Adlon (Steve Donoghue). Scout the Second (Joe Childs). Dick Swiveller or Parenthesis

(Fred Fox).

The latest Derby betting is as follows:-4 to 1 Diolite; 7 to 1 Rustom Pasha; 100 to 9 Silver Flare 100 to 7 Trews: 20 to 1 Bald, and 25 to 1 Noble Star.

he McCabe was dismissed after cricket team.

The visitors had first knock at the had contributed B1-runs: Bill wickets and settled down there Ponsford proved a source of worry during the remainder of the day, to the boxler, who failed to take They had made 400 runs for the loss his wicket at dose of play. Pons of only two wickets when stumps ford had then scored se runs, while. were drawn

Alan Kippax was undefested with (Continued at foot of next column), 66.

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