ADVERTISEMENTS.
BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES,
PUBLIC AUCTION,
בונד 07
STEAMSHIPS.
"CHARLES HARDOUIN"
AND
"PAUL BEAU" NOW LYING IN THE HARBOUR OF Horo KONG
TO BE SOLD
IN ONE LOT
ONT
THURSDAY,
THE 29TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1930, AT 3 RM.
BY
MES235, LAMMERT BROS., Anotioneers,
AT THOME
AUCTION ROOMS, DUDDELS STREET, VICTORIA, HONG Kexo,
The Ships aro Passenger River Steamers built of steel formerly on the Hong Kong-Canton run.
For farther Particulars and Condi- tions of Sale, and for Order to View, Apply to
W
Massas, WOO & NASE, Mortgagees' Solicitors;
4 & 6, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, Hong Kong
or. to
Mass LAMMERT BROS.,
Auctioneers,
No. 4, DEPPILL STREET, Hong Kong.
Hong Kong, Dated the 20th of August,
1990.
[9751
NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the CHEE LEE FIRM (A) and Ma. FUNG YUK SANG (4) Managing Parts ner thereof being Leasees of the Chop of CHY LOONG (E) CON
·FECTIONERY % of CANTON And. HONG KONG and of its ́ Registered · Trade Mark "THE COOK BRAND" haye OEASED to carry on their Business as such Lessees as aforesaid and that the Original Partners and/or Owners of the said CHT LOONG CONFECTIONERY have, through the Breach of Certain Terms of the "Lease on the part of the said Lessees, CANCELLED the Lense of the said Chop and Trade Mark accordingly 'IT 19 HEREBY NOTIFIED that ME. LEE KEE () has been appointed as MANAGER of Our OHY LOONG CONFECTIONERY by Whom all Favourable Orders will promptly be attended to henceforth.
LEE KAN SEUNG, Repressa-
tative of Lan SUNG TAL TONG, 李崇德堂代表李勤岗
LEE KEE, Representative of
LEE MING TAK TONG,
李明德堂代表李基
IP HING YAN,- Representative
of IF KING YER TONG,
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
The Prussian police are hence
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MILLION DOLLAR-A- YEAR MEN OF US.
EASTERN NEWS IN BRIEF.
290 OF THEM ALL TOLD." PARS FROM EVERYWHERE.
The reference to Engena G. As a number of foreign insurance agas bullet," which spreads a Grace, President of Bethlehem companies, states the Chinese Press, cloud of gas which irritates the Steel, as a "milion-dollar-a-year have failed to pay indemnity to mucous membranes to such an ex-man; made by Cyrus Eaton dur- tome Foochow merchants, the tont that the victim becomes helping the fight over the Bethlehem-Shanghai Citizens' Association" has less and in a short time unconscious, Youngstown merger, remind, B. Csubmitted a resolution to the Shang- but otherwise suffers no injury, Forbes (says the New York Liter-hai Special District Kuomintang ary Digest) that million-a-year that restrictions should be placed executives are by no means uncom on their activities. mon. Mr. Grace, we are told in the Forbes column in the New York Américan, is a million-a-year man, and so are well over a hundred in- dustrial executives, bank, executives, banking-house partnera, "and all told 290 Americans have taxable incomes of a million or more.".
Who are some of our million-dol-damage was done. Both vessels were on their way to Shanghai, and the question by pointing out thatching apparently swung slightly, Mr. Forbes proceeds to answer the Tachee in overtaking the Kiang- the first one was Mr. Grace's for the stern of the former hitting the mer chief, Charles M. Schwab, who bow of the latter.
had a contract with Carnegie
It was recently announced that the marriage arranged between Mr. Ian Bowen Stuart, the Irish Rugby, international, "and Misë Leslie Čar- son, of London, was not to take place. When the engagement was announced in April, it was stated that the marriage was to take place shortly. Mr. Stuart, who is a sports master at Harrow, played against England and Scotland in 19. He was also a notable ran- ner, having represented Ireland in the quarter and half-mile. This anlar-a-year executives? nouncement brings the number of broken engagements made public in England this year to 34.
The Australian Sheep Breeders' Association at their annual meeting
LEE WING KWAN, Represen-in Melbourne discussed the urgent
tative of LEE SHTU SHING TONG, need for world-wide publicity in"
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favour of the use of wool. Senator Guthrie said that millions had been spent in advertising artificial silk and woolgrowers should follow suit. Other speakers urged that the possibility of the more economical production of wool should be in vestigated as well as cheaper means of manufacture. The meeting sup- ported the proposal to organise an annual levy of half a crown per
IP YAM KWONG, Representative
of IF CHIK SIN TONG, .葉積善堂代表葉蓝光
IP YAU WING, Representative
of IP SHU FAN TONG,
*****
SUNG HUEN PUI, Bapresan. tative of Suno HAU TAX TONG, 宋鳳盛堂代表宋𤊟培
Partners of the
CHY LOONG CONFECTIONERY, CANTON and HONG KONG, No. 1104, Canton Houd, MoxaKOK, BY ORDER OF THE VENDORS, Hong Kong, the 25th August, 1930.
(9764
CREDIT PONCIER D'EXTREME- ORIENT. MORTGAGE BANK AND ESTATE AGEXT).
PUBLIC AUCTION
VERY VALUABLE WHARVES
Situste at or near the WESTERN BUND, CANTON and known as
THF SAM KING WHARF, THE CHUNG SUN WHARF AND
THE HOP TAK ON "AND
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TO BE SOLD
IN ONE LOT.
ON
THURSDAY,
THE 28TH AUGUST, 1980,
Ar 3.30 PM...“
BY
MESSES. LAMMERT BROS.
AT.THEIE
SALES BOOM, No. 4, DUDDELL BYREET, VICTORIA, HONG KONG,”
For Further "Particulars and Condi
tions of Bald, Apply to:-
MESSES. WOO & NASEL,
Vendors Solicitors,
Nos. 4 & 6, QUEEN'S BOAD CENTRAL,
Victoria, Hong Kong
or. to
MEBARS. LAMMERT BROS..
Auctioneers,
No. 4, DUDDELL STREET.
Victoria, Hong Kong. Hong Kong, 10th August, 1930. [9750
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Before the Aberystwyth magis trates last month the licensee of the Ship and Castle Inn was charged with having supplied beer during non-permitted hours. Evidence by the police was to the effect that when they visited the house at 4.40 p.m. they found half a dozen sailors from visiting warships in the bar and one of them was drinking from a half-pint measure of beer. The licensee said, she refused to supply the man, with beer, but served him with a lemon and dash. Mr. W. P. Owen, for the defence, said the liquid would not come within the meaning of the "word beer" unless it contained more
than two per cent proof spirit. He had had a lemon and dash analysed and found it contained only 1 per cent. The bench dismissed the case.
A discussion of Welsh art gas opened recently at the Celtic Con- gress with an address by Mr. Cemiyn Jones, who appealed for the establishment of a national school of art at Cardiff alongside the Welsh National Library and Museum He said that the curse of Wales was the disputes which con tinually took place among the Welsh people. North and south, and county and county, vere con tinually wrangling over national questions. Every little Welsh „vil- lage thought it ought to be the capital of Wales. They could only advance the cause of art by a great national school. Mrs. Clement Davies described Cardiff as an alien city." She said that a national school of art should be catablished in a centre more in keep Ing with "Welsh traditions and Welsh character.
DEATH SENTENCE ON "SPY" QUASHED. AGED AMERICAN RELEASED.
which netted more than that round figure." Mr. Grace, it seems, has
A collision occurred at the Lung- shan crossing last Thursday morn ing between the steamer Tachce Maru of the N.K.K line and the steamer Kiangching of the Chins Merchants S.IN. Co., but no serious
been million-dollar-a-year man MAIL AT US. CONSULATE, for some time-not in salary, but through profit-sharing."
And then we are reminded that John J. Raskob made this ment a couple of years ago;
They say that Carnegie made thirty millionaires over a period of yeaTY.
Mail has been received at the U.S. Consulate General for the following state-persons-Geo. A. Allan, Miss F Bostwicke, J. A. Conley, R. G. Cooper, S. Domingo, V. H. Doo belly, H. C. Evans, Fish, F. Hamil ton, S. Madrinan, Miss D. S. Maynard Murphy, W. C. Ock- land, Miss A Riggin, G. B Rogers, Sadiq, Mrs. K. Smith, A.
Taylor, G. L. Townsend
Money in Motors. We made eighty millionaires in faur years in General Motors
We induced eighty of our senior and junior executives to go into debt to buy General Motors stock.
Every one of these men, even the juniors who put in only 895,000, are millionaires. Stock they paid 833,000,000 for is to-day worth The stock be- 8250,000,000 or so. came so valuable because these men became owners, and worked their heads off for success.
Mr. Forbe, understands that the oighty has since swelled to över a hundred. He goes on:
PASSENGERS.
Arrivals.
The following passengers arrived yesterday by as. Derfilinger-Mis M. M. Tyrell, Mr. En Wei Kuan, Mr. J. W. Williams, Rev. William J. Donns, Mr. Chen Kuo Chen, Mr. N. Gorachenko, Mr. A. Sactre, Mr. E. Larsen, Mra D. K Mellow, Mr. Gross, Miss Hat Sui Kai.
Departures.
Walter F. Chrysler was paid $750,000 a your by John N. Willys, | " years ago, and he received other emoluments.which raised Chrysler's The following passengers left yes income to the million mark.
terday by e.sk. Derfinger :---Miss Dorothea Hauer, Mr. Charles Kes
Judge Gary paid an income tax of more than $300,000 a year, in-sell, Miss K. E. Bohn, Mr. R. T. dicating that he was in the mil- Capen, Mr. Chang Kung Hsi, Miss lion-dollar-a-year class.
M. H. Culley, Mr. Ladislav Czente,
sharing plan presumably, has put man, Miss Ide Griffin, Mr. William The Steel Corporation's profit Miss Maud Dard, Sister F. Davis, Sister D. Guidora, Mr. Moses Gold- ite present chief executive, James Hochstadt, Mr. Einar Larsen,, A. Farrell, in the sbyenfigure cate Sister R. Leifels, Mr. Sische Nagel, gory. Myron C. Taylor, chairman Mrs. Mirior Nagel, Miss F: North- of the corporation's executive com- mittee, has earned more than a milz Saethro, Miss V. D. Bilcocks, Mr. cott, Miss Beatr. Pope, Mr. Antos lion a year, but not as an employee. Siew Wong. a million a year from the American William M. Wood got more than Woollen Company.
Familiar Fortunates.
Among the well-known executives having million-dollar-a-year, in- comes are Hubert T. Parson, of Woolworth's; E T. Bedford, the veteran head of Corn Products Re fining; Julius Rosenwald, of Sears, Roebuck; Sydney Z. Mitchell, of. Electric Bond and Share; Samuel Insull. of Chicago John O'Ryan and Cornelius F. Kelley, of An- aconda; Frederick 8. Wheeler, of American Can
Charles E. Mitchell's job is rated. as worth a million a year. Income. tax returns revealed that million- dollar incomes were received by theso J. P. Morgan and Company. partners: JP Morgan, Thomas W. Lament, Charles Steele, Thomas Cochran, Dwight W. Mor row; B. C. Leffingwell.
These Kuhn, Loeb and Co. part-
Paris, August 20.-The military tribunal to-day squashed the sensers also were of million-a-year tence of death passed 12 years ago rank: Felix M. Warburg, Morti- upon the 80-years-old American mor L. Schill, Otto H. Kahn, citizen Hartmann, whose recent ad. Jerome J. Hanauer. ventures in France caused a sensa Clarence Dillon and his senior tion throughout Europe.
partner in Dillon. Read, and Co., "Haftmann was born in the William A. Phillips, aro similarly Alsatian town of Nordheim from rated. So are other large-scale where he emigrated to America investment bankers after the Franco-Prussian war and Of course, conclude, Mr. Forbes, Alsace's incorporation in the Reich.merely paying a man that amount. However Hartmann retained his does not make him worth a million French citizenship and later on a year. But you can depend upon became a naturalized American, it that any executive who continuea settled down in California and grew to draw a million dollars year after extremely wealthy. In June last year is a topnotcher." the nonagenarian set out for his old country to have a last look at his native town where so far from being welcomed he was promptly arrested. Then Hartmann learned. that during the war he acted as a apy against France and was sen- tenced to death in his absence.
Hartmann "insisted that, he was i
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He finally escaped into Switzer-Only this morning, he added. land where ha presumably seamed labe pulled in a paling from the ho his old identity. On the strength garden fence, and hit me with it, of this evidence Hartmann has now I have offered ber Ka, a week to been released and on invalidating leave home, but she will not go the sentence, the court expressed Something must be done about her, regret that the aged American hnd been made to suffer for the wiles of an unknown spy
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