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INTIMATIONS.

CHINA PROVIDENT LOAN & MORTGAGE CO., LTD.

NOTIUE.

TOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN GENERAL MEETING of SHARE- HOLDERS in the CHINA PRO VIDENT LOAN & MORTGAGE COMPANY LIMITED, will be held on WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1930, In the Company's Board Roem,ALEXANDRA BUILDING, HONG Koro, at 12 O'CLOCK NOON, for the purpose of considering and, if thought at, passing the following Rosolations:- 1. That the Capital of the CHINA PROVIDENT LOAN & MORTGAGE COMPANY LIMITED, be increased from $3,000,000 to $4,500,000 by the creation of 300,000 Shares of $5.00 each and that the 300,000 Shares of $5.00 each shall each rank for dividend and in all other respect pari pass with the existing Shares of the Company. 12-That is the event of the above Besolution being passel, 294,789 Shares shall be issued and offered

is

at

in the first instance by the Directors at par to existing Shareholders on the Begister of the Company

1930

rateably July, the 16th day of in the proporation of ONE Share for every TWO Shares held by Much Sharbeiders, and in the event 789 Shares of

any of the said 294,7 not being taken up by the Share holders within the time stipulated by the Directore, the Board shall be empowered to allot them or disposa of them as they in their discretion deem expedient in the interest of the Company.

NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that the TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED From MONDAY, 188 7TH DAY OF JULY, 1930, to WEDNESDAY, TH 18T DAT of JULY, 1930, Both Days inclusive.

Dated this Twenty-sixth day of June 1980.

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By Order of the Board of Directors,

D. L. KING,

Secretary.

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1930.

HENLEY REGATTA. HOME CRICKET SCORES.

TERRIFIC STROKE SPEED.

1.

(ROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, July 4

The American schoolboys reached the semi-final of the Thames Cup at Henley Regatta to-day wher they defeated Princeton University in a most exciting race.

After a false start Princeton get well away and drew ahead. The Kent School crew was naable to draw level in the race, but opposite the enclosure the schoolboys' cox, whistling shrily through his teeth, worked up the stroke to the terri

c rate of 40 a minute.

Slowly, inch by inch Kent drew level, and 30 yards from the fish the schoolboys drew ahead and won by half & length.

Their time was 7 minutes and 27 seconds, one better than last year's winners.

The final of the Diamond Sculls Will provide the first meeting be- tween a German and a Canadian in the history of the race.

To-day Boetzelea (Germany) de- fosted Joe Wright, a former holder of the title and one of the Cana- dian challengers, by one and a quarter lengths, after a very spirit- ed rice. The German's time was 8 minutes 52 seconds.

The other Canadian challengers Guest, easily defeated Collett of Leander, his time being 8 minutes. 42 seconds.

Cazedian Wins the Diamond Sculls.

LONDON, July 5. In the Diamond Sculls final, the Canadian, Guest, easily defeated the German champion, Boetzelin. in 8 mins. 9 secs...

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In spite of their striking 40 to the minute, Kent was unable to beat Worcester (Oxford), who led throughout, though the boys gained the fish,. considerably towards And the undergraduates were total. ly exhausted.

In the Visitors' race, Brasenose beat Pembroke (Cambridge) by one and a half lengths in 8 mins. and 6 seconds, and Thames Vesta. beat Worcester by a length in 7 mins, and 23 seconds.

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Grand Challenge.

In the foal of the Grand Chal- lenge Cup, London beat Leander (holders) by one and a half lengths in 6 mins, and 50 seconds.

In the Ladies' Piate, Lady Mar- garet College (Cambridge) beat Pembroke College (Cambridge) by one and three-quarters of a length in 7 mins, and 10 secs.

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MOST

ELEVEN CENTURIES RECORDED IN MID-WEEK MATCHES.

WHYSALL SCORES A CENTURY IN EACH OF HIS INNINGS.

(THROCOK REUTER'S AGENCY.]

LONDON, July 5 Features in the cricket matches concluded at home during the week-end were the high scores recorded by batsmen, including a century in each innings by Why call for Notta. Killick, the Cam bridge University player, heads the batting list, with 182, while the Nawab of Pataudi helped Oxford to win with his own contri- bution, being an unfinished 167.

Bowlers were not so much in proginence on this occasion, but two good feats may be mentioned. "Nichols, bowling for Somerset, Bradshaw, the Oxford took three wickets for enly four runs. bowler, dismissed four batsmen for a total of 15 runs...

SUMMARY OF THE RESULTS.

Gloucester. Stsex.

Gloucestershire beat Sussex by an innings and nine runs ät

Gloucester. Gloucester

358 Sussex

358

Essex Somerset,

Essex beat Somerset by 234 runs at Colchester.

Essex

146

Somerset

1E

313

438

Glamorgan Northants.

142

207

349

$4

141

1003

Glamorgan beat Northants by an innings and runs at Cardiff. Glamorgan (6 wickets, de-

clared)

Northants

438

439

Notts v. Hampakire,

· Hants, 1st inhings Mead, 143,

Lord Tennyson, 97. Notts, 2nd länings (4 wick

ets, declared) ·

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183

Whysal, 101 not out. Hauts, 2nd innings (9 wick-

ets)

89

DERBY - SURREY

WIN ON FIRST INNINGS. At Derby, Surrey took first innings points from Derbyshire.

Hobbs and Sandham scored 79 ruus for Surrey in each of their innings. Jackson scored 81 and 62 for Derby, while Townsend was un- beaten with 81.

Surrey, 1st innings Hobbs, 79.

318

Derby, 1st innings... 218

Jackson. 91.

Surrey, 2nd innings (3 wkts., a

declared)

Sandham, 79.

1900

BRIEF.

PARS FROM EVERYWHERE.

The marriage took place on July I of Mr. Ashley Irwin Roach, of the Kenya Colony Civil Service, son of Surga Capt. Sidney, Roach, RN., retired, and Mrs. Roach, and Miss Violet Helen Barnard, only daughter of Mr. Basil H. F.

CONSIGNEES' NOTICE. THE BEN LINE STEAMERS, LIMITED.

FROM MIDDLESBRO', ANTWERP, LONDON AND STRAITS.

#

The Steamship "RENWYVIS,." ONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby

informed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the hamardon and/or extra hasardons Godowns of the Kane Kone AND KOWLOON WEARP AND Barnard, Deputy Director of Fores-GODOWN COMPANY, Lay, whance, and/or frazi the wharter Delivery may be try, F.M.S. and S.S. (retired) and obtained. Mrs. Barnard.

Capt. T. Keith Welsh, of the Eastern Extension Telegraph Co...

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 19th July, 1930, will be subject to Rent

Alld

All Chima against the Steamer must was a passenger from Singaporebe presented to the Undersigned on dr before the 36th July, 1930, or they will Derby, 2nd incings (5 wkts.) 24. last week y the Ranpurs, retiring not be

Jackson, 62,

„chafed and damaged Goods after 31 years' service with the com-

are to be left in the Godown, where pany in the East. He a senior they will be examined on the 11th July, captain of the East Extension fleet 1930, at 10. by Mesars. Goddard and has commanded both the Patrol Douglas

Townsend, 81 not out,

LANOS. WORCESTER.

-TWO CENTURIES.

At Manchester, Worcester took and the Cable. Capt. Welsh was first innings points from Lanca-well-known in shipping and busi- shire.

ness circles and as a Mason.

The decision was gained by a majority of 24 runs established by Worcester, thanks to Victor Fox scoring 134. Iddon shone for Lanca shire with a contribution of 114.." Worcester, 1st innings... 374

Victor Fox, 134. Lancs, 1st innings

Worcester, 2nd innings (1

Iddon, 114.

wicket)

M.C.C. r. CAMBRIDGE.

KILLICK SCORES 182,

340

01

At Lord's, Cambridge University beat the M.C.C. by ten wickets, Killick's score of 182 going a long way in the victory. It was the highest individual score recorded in the mid-week matches.

M.CC., 1st inninge

Cambridge, 1st innings...

Killick, 182.

236

180

142

426

378

LC.C., 2nd innings.

274

Cambridge, 2nd innings (no

wickets)

29

Notts won on the first innings against Hampshire at Notting-

Hante

-hara.

Notts (8 wickets, declared) 511

4 wickets, declared) 133

(2 wickets)

697

Derbyshire. Surrey.

̈363

82

483

Surrey won on the first innings against Derbyshire at Derby. Surrey

(3 wickets, declared)

316 228

Derby

(5 wickets)

549

Lancs u. Worcester.

218 224

449

Worcester won on the first innings against-Lancashire at Manchester, Worcester

(1. wicket)

OXFORD CONQUER.

GOOD BATTING.

At Eastbourne, Oxford Univer- aity beat Mr. H. G. D. Leveson- Gower's team by nine wickets.

Oxford batted first for 479 runs, with Crawley contributing 344, and the Nawab of Pataudi carrying his bat for 10. Mr. Leveson-Gower's team secred 208 and 200 in the fol- low-on, leaving tre University to make 20 runs to win, which were made at the expense of one wicket.

Oxford, 1st innings

A. M. Crawley, 144. Nawab of Pataudi, 167

"not out.

Bradshaw, 4 for 10.

479

Mr. T. L. Evans, general manager of United Engineers, Ltd., Singa- pore, left by the Ranpura last week og retirement after 30 years' sex-

rice with United Engineers and the

No Fire Insurance has been affected, Bill of Lading will be countersigned by GIBB, LIVINGSTON & Co., LTD.,

Aganta.

Hong Kong, 5th July, 1950, 1962

HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

THE Motor Vessel

VOGTLAND

THE

company's predecessora. The staffs having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby notified that their Goods are at the head ofices and branches pre-being landed and placed at their risk in sented Mr. Evans with a gold cigar the Hong Kong & Kowloon Wharf & case and a gold card case at a Godown Company's godowns at Kowloon, function at which Mr. A. M. where Delivery can be obtained as the Hamilton, the sales manager, pre- Goods are landed. sided.

Optional Cargo will be handed, unless Notice has been given prior to Vessel's

A 630-carat sapphire of rich corn-

Claims will be admitted after the flower blue colour has been discover Goods have left the Godowns, and all ed et Mogok, Upper Burma, in the Goods remaining undelivered after the Pagoda Mine: The rough gem 13th July, 1950, will be subject to Rent weighs 930 carats, but several

All brokee, chafed and damaged Goods fragments themselves will be valuare to be left in the Godowns, where they able when cut off. It is impossible will be examined on 12th July, 1930, to estimate the value, bus in this at 10 a.m., by our Surveyors, Messrs. connection it may be stated that a Goddard & Douglas. 1,000-carat sapphire found. last

All Claims must reach us before the

August fetched £12,000, while a 27th July, 2030, or they will not be

rough 42-carat "peaco" ruby, re-recognized. duced to 24 carats, fetched £23,000.

U.S. BASEBALL RESULTS.

[XECTER'S AMERICAN SELVIDE]

New Yox, July 5. The following are the results of the baseball games under National League and the American League :-

the

3

374

Lanes

340

91

Fational League.

Leveson-Gower's

XL,

1st

New York

5 Brooklyn.

A

.463

340

innings

208

New York

2 Brooklyn

&

M.C.C.. Cambridge University,

Cambridge

University. beat the 3.C.C. by ten wickets at

Leveson-Gowers'

XI. and

Lords.

innings

250

Philadelphia. Philadelphia Pittsburg

7 Boston

..3

7 Boston

M.C.C.

180

Cambridge

Hillwood, 4 for 93.

Pittsburg

428

St. Louis

..974

(no wickets)

99

́454

455

NOTTE. AUSTRALIANS.

Mr. Leveson-Gower's XI. v. Oxford,

Oxford University beat Mr. H. G. D. Leveron-Gower's II. by.... nine wickets at Eastbourne.

Oxford

(1 wicket)

Killick (Cambridge)

Leveson-Gower's XI.

479

SOB

23

290

309

498"

Batting.

162

Cutmore (Essex)

117

Pataudi (Oxford), not out 167

Iddon (Lancs)

114

Turnbull (Glamorgan)

160

Lord Tennyson (Hants)

97

A. M. Crawley (Oxford) 144 Mead (Hants)

Barnett (Gloucester)

94

143

Jackson (Derby)

DI

Walker (Notts)

140

and

€2

Victor Fox (Worcester) ... 134 Whysall (Notts)-

Townsend (Derby), not out

and not out

117 101

Hobbs (Surrey)

Bowling.

Hillwood (Oxford) Peebles (Oxford)

4 for 83 4 for 60

Wensley (Sussex), 8 for 123

Nichols (Somerset)... 3 for 4, Bradshaw (Oxford), ... 4 for 15 J. Lee (Essex) ....

..... 5 for 38 and

7 for 101

GLOUCESTER v. SUSSEX.

SUSSEX BEATEN.

At Gloucester, the home County beat Sussex by an innings and nine

гила

Sandham (Surrey)

Mercer (Glamorgan) 4 for 81

GLAMORGAN «. KORTHANTS.

TURNBULL SCORES 160-4

At

rona,

Peebles, 4 for 89.

Oxford, and innings (1 wkt.) 3 St. Louis

FIRST DAY'S PLAY.

1 Chicago

3 Chicago

15 Cincinnati

6 Cincinnati

6 St. Louis

4

American Leagus,

Chicago

3 St. Louis

11

Chicago Boston

on Detroit

The match between Notts and the Boston Australian team commenced

Saturday when the Australians went Detroit first to the wickets to score 29 Washington Notta had scored 21 runs Washington with all their wickets intact when stumps were drawn. The "score" de-

runs.

tails were

Australians, 1st innings 200

McCabe, 38.

Richardson, 55. Kippax, 93.

Voce, 4 for 86,

Notts, 1st inninga. (no wick

ets)

CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE.

1st Inn. No

7 Philadelphia

Philadelphia

5 Cleveland

4 Cleveland

8" New York

7 New York

EMPIRE RUGBY.

NEW ZEALAND DEFEAT BRITAIN.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

No Insurance will be affected.

Bills of Lading will be countersigned

by the Undersigned.

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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co.'s

STEAMERKALYAN

ARRIVED HONG KONG

SED JULY, 1930.

FROM ANTWERP,LONDON, GIBRAL

TAR, MARSEILLES, KALTA, PORT SAID, ADEN, COLOMBO AND STRAITS.

JONSIGNEES of Cargo by the abov

named Vessel are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed and placed AT THE ax in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Bodowns at Kowloon, where each Consignment will be sorted out Mark by Mark and Delivery can be obtained as the are landed.

Goods Goods will be, landed here

6 Opections have been given to

unica

the contrary Six hours before arcival of 4the-Steamer,

3

Goods not cleared within 8 days, in- "cluding date of arrival, will be subject to

3 Bent.

CHRISTCHURCH, July 6, New Zealand won the second

78.points to 10 points.

P. W. L. W. L. Res. Pt Rugby Test against Britain by 13 Yorkshire 13 7 1 3 1 1 Notts 14 0121 Kent 14 941-0 Lancashire..14.60 25

077

1

77

4.3 26 1 174

3

1

59

1

58

0

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Cardid, Glamorgan beat Gloucester..13 7 2 0:40. Northants by an innings and 60 Sussex....15 Burrey.14 Gloucester, after knocking up a Glamorgan declared at 438 for six Derbyshire..14 5 4 1 3 score of 358, towards which Barnett wickets, Turnbull being the highest Essex18 4 3.3 3 0 53 contributed 14; took all the Sussex scorer with 160. Northants replied Worcester....15 2 45 4 wickets for 142," necessitating with 236, and fared worse when they Leicester 13 3 4 4 20 follow-on for the latter, who were were forced to follow on, as they Warwick 14 2 4 6 3 0

0 47 dismissed this time for 207 runs. were dismissed for 142 runs.

Glamorgan..13.3 54.1 Northants...15 3 0:1 1 1 Gloucester, 1st innings

Glamorgan, 1st funings Yo wickets, declared) ag

Hampshire..12 36 0 4 0 Middlesex....14 0.6 1.5 Somerset....12 0 9 3 0

Sussex, 1st innings.

368

Baruelt, 24.

438

Wensley, 8 for 123

Turnbull, $160.

142

Northants, 1st innings

234

Sussex, 2nd innings.

207

Mercer, 4 for 81.

Northants, 2nd innings

142

ESSEX. SOMERSET.

""

NICHOLS' FEAT.

At Colchester, Essex beat Somer

NOTTS. HANTS.

A CROP OF CENTURIES.

At Nottingham, the home County set by 234 runs, and Nichol secured the unique record of taking took first innings points from Hamp- three of the Somerset. wickets for shire..

only four runs. Cutmore knocked A noteworthy feature of the up a century for the winners, while match was that Notts made: de J. Lee bowled with marked success clarations in both innings where for Somerset."

Whyaall established His batting Walker 140 Prowess with centuries.

scored 140, for the winners, while ! Mead knocked up 143 for Hamp

shire,

Essex, 1st innings

J. Lee, 5 for 38. Somerset, 1st innings

Nichols, 3, for 4. Essex, 2nd inninge

Culmore, 117,

J. Lee, 7 for 101. Somerset, 2nd innings

Notts, 1st innings (8 wickets,

84

313

* declared) **

Whyall, 117.

141

Walker, 140.

511

36

2 0

15

MATCHES IN PROGRESS.

The following matches are now in progress:-

Essex Glamorgan at Colches

ter

Kent & Sussex at Folkstone Derbyshire v. Worcester at Ches

terfeld...

In the first Rugby Test game played on June 21, the British tour-

ing team beat New Zealand by 6 points to 8.

No Fire Insurance will be affected by

us in any case whatever,

Damaged Fackages must be left in the Godowns for examination by the Con signees, and the Company's Surveyors, Mosers. GODDARD & DOUGLA, st.10

Thursday, within the Mondays ad Free Storage period.

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All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before July, 1980, or they will not be recognized."

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Goods not sleared by the 11th July 1930, at Noon, will be subject to Rent

All bruken, chafed and damaged. are to be left in the Godownl will be examined in the where they presence of Consignent by Mears, Goddard & Douglas, on 10th July, 1930, at 10 am. Claims against the Vessel including those for Cargo short delivered must be presented on the

Surrey at Sheffield BEG to Notity, the Enblic that their Special Form provided, and must also

Gloucester. Hampshire at Glou- ancestor.

Yorkshire v.. Surrey at Leicester Middlesex at Leices

Somerset v. Northants at Bath. Warwick Laicashire at Bir

mingham,

Notts Australians at Notting

ham.

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