ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNION WATERBONT
co.
LTD.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
of
That the Gèneral Managers be and they are hereby autho risce to expitalize the sim 877,030 profits of the Company TOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN standing to the credit of the Company's-Reserva Funds and that An EXTRAORDINARY
to allot to the members holding GENERAL MEETING of the shares of the Company na on the Company will be held at the Offices first day of Janitary, 1031, in re of Messrs. DODWELL & Co., I.,pect of the net amount onpitalized QUEEN'S BUILDING; Viatorin-in-the fally mid shares of the Company of Colony of Hong Kong, at 11 O'CLOCK in the FORENDON on MON equivalent nominal value in the pro- DAY, the 8th DAY of DECEMBER, shares of the Company then held by portion of two shares for every Ava 1930, for the purpose of considering such persons, respectively, and that and, if thought fit, passing the such shares so allotted shall rank following Resolutions as Extra
for dividende ns from the 1st day ordinary Resolutions:-
of January, 1931.
(a) By the insertion immediately after Article 43 of the follow ing new Article, namely:----
1.That the Articles of AssociaThat if on such distribution tion of the Company be amended as de aforesaid any person would be follows:
entitled to a fraction of a share the General Managers shall in lieu of issuing fractional certificates cause the whole care to be allotted to a person er persons to be named by the General Managers and such liare may at such time as the General Managers think it be cold and the proceed distributed amongst the persons entitled to the fractions making up the share.
43 (a) The Company may by ordinary resolution cancel any shares which at the date of the passing of such resolution bave not been taken or agreed to be taken by any person; and diminish the amount of its share capital by the amount the shares ao cancelled:-- of
5. That the General Managers' ba and they are hereby authorised out of the profits of the Company stand-
(b) By the insertion immediatelying to the credit of the Company's after Article 102 of the follow-Reserve Funds to pay to the mem- ing new Articles, namely:- hers holding the 27,723 existing shares of the Company as on the 1st day of January, 1931, a sum equal to 86.00 for every five shares of the Company then held by such persons, respectively, by way of a bonus dividend out of the profits of the Company.
1020. The Company may at any time and from time to time in general meeting by resolu tion authorize the General Managers to capitalize any profits of the Company, not re- quired for the lime being for payment of dividend upon any preference dinres of the Company
or other sharcs
issued upon any special con- ditions, whether standing to the credit of the Company's reserve fund or otherwise, and including profits arising from the appreciation in value of capital assets, and to allot to the members holding shares of
means
Dated this 27th day of November,
1930.
Per Pro. DODWELL & Co., LTD., J. P. WARREN, Manager,
Genera). Managers..
STEEPLECHASE RACES
SUNDAY, 21ST DECEMBER
SIX RACES
FIRST RACE 2.30 P.M. Special Train leaves Kowloon 1.05 P.M
Returns from Fanling to Hong Kong 5.41-P.M.
[10248
TO-MORROW
at 4.30 p.m.
the Company in respect of the FANLING BUNT net amount capitalized fully paid shares of the Com. pany of equivalent nominal amount, and the General Man agers shall give effect to any Buch resolution nccordingly, and any shares allotted pur- suant to any such resolution shall o distributed among the members holding shares of the Company so far as prae ticable in proportion to the number of shares held by them respectively, and shall be credited na fully paid by First Class train fare $2.00 includes
admission to Course. of the
profits BO capitalized and the General Managers may make such pro- vision by the issue of frac tional certificates or by the payment of ensh or by sale and distribution of the pro- ceeds or otherwise as they may think expedient for the case of fractions. The General Managers may appoint any person on behalf of the men- bers to enter into any agree- ment with the Company pro- viding for the allotment to them of such shares credited as fully paid up, and in satis faction as aforesaid and any agreement made under such authority shall be euective. 102 The General Managers may, with the sanction of the Com- pany in General Meeting, de- ́elare a dividend to be paid to the memborg necording to their rights and intercets in the profits, and may fix the time for payment and rany with the like sanction deelnro and pay a dividend or bonus out of any reserve fund and fix the time for payment thereof and may with the like -sanction declare and Tany bonuses to the Company's em- ployees or any of them. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that A Further EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the Company will be held at the Same Time and Place on TUESDAY, the 23RD DAY of DE CEMBER, 1930, for the purpose of receiving & Report of the Proceed- tags at the above-mentioned Meet- ing and of confirming, if thought Bt, as Special Resolution the above-mentioned Resolution.
AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that A Further EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the Company will be held at the Same Place on TUES. DAY, the 23RD DAY of DECEMBER, 1930, at 11.5.Q'CLOCK in the Fonn NOON OF BO Boon thereafter, në tig above Meeting shall have torminat ed, for the purpose of considering and, if thought fit, passing the following Resolutions, namely:
1. That the Company do hereby cancel all shares (namely, 22,277 shares numbered. 27724 to 50000) which at the date hereof have not. bean takon, or agreed to be taken by any person, and. do bereby diminish the amount of its share capital by the amount of the shares BD cancelled,
-£-That: the Capital of the Com pany be increased from its diminish capital of 95.00 Heng Ko
Surnusu dinidad into 27 703 barcel
of 87.00 each to 2500,010 Hong Kong
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1930.
JUNIOR CRICKET
NOTES.
THE UNLUCKY DRAW.
[Bx LBW"]
I wonder how many of my read- ers realise that we have actually had two whole Jeague matches over the week-end two whole matches on the same afternoon! The crie koting community must be waking up now for since the beginning of the present season, such things & these are very rare. Still, Jour poor scribe is indeed grateful that it has happened It gives him something to write about
PONIES AUCTION COUNTESS FOURTH
TWENTY ONE SOLD AT JOCKEY CLUB STABLE.
DERBY GRIFFINS FETCH OVER $1,000 EACH.
WEDDING.
MARRIAGE AFTER THREE
DIVORCE CASES.
Indina Countery of Erroll, was recently, married, for the fourth time. He husband is an American. Sho is the eldest sister of Lord There was an auction of race Do La Warr, and was first married in 1013 to Captain David Euan who divorced her in 1919, Wallace, M.P., 1st Life, Guarda,
Lot
The Jamaica Billiards
8 70.
Earl of Erroll, from whom she ob- Next the married, in '1023, the'
tained a dvorce nisi last year.
Her bridegroom is Mr. Donald Haldermen, aged thirty two. He was educated at Eton, and served in. the war with the 18th Hussars,
Affor the wedding they sailed for America, and later they will return and Itvo'nt Mr. Halderman'd homo, Hangleton Manor, near Brighton.
ponies at the Jockey Club's Stables Causeway Bay Jaab evening, when no fewer than 23 ponies were
Her next husband was Captain Bold,
Charles Gordon, whom she married Included in the lot were two. 1819. The couple lived for near- ly a year in British East Africa, Dorby griffins of this year, one and then abe divorced her husband, chestnut mare, which was knocked the case being undefended.
own for 81,225, and another, a grey stallion, which went for $1,100,
Several subscription griffins of The Royal Army Service Corps 1031-were also auctioned. The full were decidedly unlucky in not get-list of ponies sold is as follows: ting full points from the. University. The match was played at Sookun- poo and the home team, batting frat, tolalled some 100 runs-tho highest score put up in league eric ket for many n long day.. Fry, who is more or less a hitter, made fifty odd not out while. Hadman helped with a useful score of somewhere dear forty. The University bowling had an off day. Somehow or other, the undergraduates are very hack ward this year. They are keen enough and I rather suspect that the fact that they have not got Roing yet is due to staleness, for if I remember rightly, they, or some of them at any rate, even play in the summer months! In any case they sorely need a couple of good bowlers, and as regards batting, they could do with one or two more men who can get rane quickly.
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At one stage of the game, it look. ed as though the Service Corps: would pull off a victory but Vaya- hhoy and Leo Chon were very stub. born in their defence and played out time. Silva made thirty odd for for them, but I am rather in-
80
25
25
45
100
300
700
55
70
3-Red Skin...... (4-Young Baepal
5.-Mongolian Prince
-Good and Hot 7.-Little River .................. 8-Christmas Bellé
-Tarminendam 10-Chestnut Sub Griffin.. 11-Chestnut Mure, Derby
Griffin
- 1,095 1-Grey Stallion Derby"
Griffin
15.-Rising Star
13-Fifty Fifty (late Islam)
"B" Class pony
1,100
750
14.-Thracian'
80
25
250
325
230
60
100
45
970 400
16,--Zephyr 17.-Teuchit 16-Third Key....... 19-Siamese Shop 90.-Martini Cocktail -21-Grey Polo Pony 22-Osiris...... 23-King's Counsel
YACHTING.
SHIP.
clined to think that if he onid Tesṛ FOURTHI LADIES' CHAMPION attention to the gallery, he would make a great dent more mins in future matches. His one, bir fault it that he under-estimates all the
howling he comes across, and while it is good to go in and bat with a lot of confidence, over eeridence more often than not spells disaster.
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The result of the fourth Ladies', Championship, which was held yes tordny, resulted as follows:-
Course.-1, Channel Rocks (6.); Mark on Time (S.); 3, Kowloon Rock (S.); 4, Channel Rocks (S.): Distance 7.4 inches..
"" Class... (Started at 3 p.m.)
Times
F'shed Ctd. Pan.
4.29.00 4.23.13 6
Diana (Mrs. Biar-
'ham) Colleen (Miss M.
Barssen) 4.28.17 -4.90.33 4 Rolla (Mre. T.
Thorp). ......... 4.26.20 4.22.01 La Linder (Mrs.
5
4.20.084.20.08 2
-I. C. Mackin) 4.23,241, 4.20.29 3 Norons (Mrs.
Prismall) Dorothea (Mrs.
D.C, Lambert) 4.27.30 4.19.29 1 “I” “Y * and “G...” diast..
(Started: nt 5.05 p.in.}^
Timės
Jessamine (Mṛa
F'shed Ctd. Pы17:
The Club brought down a very strong eleven which included two men who took part recently in the interport contests, but as neither of these was bowled, and they also did not bat, I take it that they were brought in in the last minute to make up the team. Some prople might hold that this was an un aporting act but I can see no harm in it. Of course if they were play. ed as bowlers, then it would he a different tale. However, they „ben't the Police soundly, and it must be admitted that whatever hanes the latter had of winning the shield are | now reduced to the minimum. The fact that T. H. King, who for the onst few seasons hore the brunt of the Police attack, turned out last Wednesday in the Police Hong Kong-Kowloon match led me to believe that he would agnia play for the P.R.C. in league matches, but I was wrong. If only he could be persuaded to play, the eleven would be very considerably strengthened, as he is quite a sound bat as well as a very useful bowler.
Kowloon Cricket Club emu e cropper against the Royal Corps of Signals, and while it must be said that they did not turn out their full team, I must say that I was very surprised at the result of the match. They have not done to well in their last two games, - 'and' will have to improve if they want to nonex the shield. The same might well be said of the Indian Recreation Club juniors. When this tea went to Happy Valley last Saturday to play a friendly. with Craigengover Cricket Club, 1 rather expected them to have an easy time but they could only man age a draw. The home team: bat- ting first, put on about 155 for 6, out of which total Leonard made sixty odd and S. Abbas 43 not out The former played rather bright erjoket at times but it was obvious even to the most casual spectator Judgment was reserved in the that he only had one strokera appeal of Ellen Carroll, an unmar cross between a glance and a pull ried servant, from the judgment of on the leg side. He had one orin King's Bench Divisional Court two very narrow shaves, but as reftising to give her custody of her regards Abbas, he ought never to infant daughter. have made that score. T-have scen
1.
H.'O. Hughen) 4.44.04), 4.44.04 5 Why
Wonder! (MTE. M. de Linde) Bluejacket (Mrs.
4.43.01 4.41.10 4
J. L. Adains) 4.40.09 4.39.17 2 Boojun (Mrs. G.
Pickering) 4.38.28 4:30.37 1 Speedwell (Mrs.
PS. Stewart) 4.40.40 4.38.35- 3
KC. AND BIG SWEEP WINNER.
PERILS OF DRAWING
A HORSE.
The possible detrimental remite of drawing a horse in the Irish Sweep were suggested by counsel in the Court of Appeal.
Lord Justice Scrutton asked Sir slow cricket before, but I do not Thomas Inskip, K.C. (for the
Children' Aid
and remember having seen any innings Homeless that could be compared to his. Adoption Society) what he would Every ball was treated as though do if a poor mother wanted her: it was a perfect length one with child whom rich people had adopt- plenty of devil in it, and when heed and ware going to leave half a did hit out, which was very deca- million by will, sionally, he did so half-heartedly
Sir Thomas: I should give it back
I understand the Recreio-Civil to its mother. It would be better Service was a very enjoyable match, for it (Laughter.)
Lard Justice Scrutton: But it' and once again. I see that A., E. Wood came off with the bat. He would be detrimental to thờ in- is doing very well just now, and terests of the child to return it to the Civil Service, batting is no doubt its mother, and the law requires the very much strengthened by him court to consider the child's in
teresta The University are down to meet
Sir Thomas: I don't agree. In Craigengower Cricket Club in their one sense,,, of course, it might be latus. cheesement this week end detrimental to a person not to draw. and as the undergraduates will have 2 horse in the Trish Sw ins advantage or playing Ly houseds might be hylly other matcher I know of are the one of there horses. (Laughter.) Civil Service Police and Recreio. I don't regard the niere acquisition. R.E. anies, both of which are of wealth as necessarily beneficial to: friendlies..
the welfare of the future citizen:
Currency divided into 71,430 shares COWIE HARBOUR COAL T expect to see them win. The only detriments to the drawer to get
of 87.00 each and that euch- addi-
tional shares shall rank in all fro“
specta pari pasu with the original capital of the Company.
PASSENGERS.
- ATTIVATS. The following passengers arrived yesterday by sa President Grant: Miss T. S. Atkinson, Mr. G. W. Brophy, Mr. T. Croshwaite, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Groesbeck, Sister Mary C. Hällfelder, Mr. F. Hille, Mr. Liang Chi Hao, Sister M. D. Oberle, Mr C. M. Ramaden, Sister Mary G. Rizzardi; Mr. R. Robotti, Mrg, John M. Shaw, Mise Blanche B. Shaw, Mrs. W. H. Sayre, Mr. P. V. Swearinger, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Hong
Departures,
The following passengers left yesterday by .. President Jeffer- son: Mr. C. 8. Atwell, Mastor Walter Happer, Mr. Harold Isaacs, Mrs. Corrino Kalther, Miss Sheija Kelihor, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Coppor, Miss Carol F. Copper, Rev. and Mrs, Daniel H. Paul, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Stock, Mr. E, L. Healey, Dr., I. H. Otto, Mr. Crawford Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C. Tong Chen, Mra.. L. Y. Liu. Airs. B. Crawford Smith, Mr. F. A Howard, Mr. and Mrs, Graeme D. Nicholl; Mr. J. H, Little Mr. T. W. Chandler, Mr. C. Gordon Mackie, Miss Wit Wai Chung, Mr. and Mrs. K. Y. Pan, Count, Henry Keyserling, Mrs. C. Loung, Mr. Lee Fong, Mr. Mor Yun, Mr. Joe Bing, Master Joe Hung, Mr. Federico Cham, Mr. Le Ming, Master How Wing Youn, Mr. Lew Kwun Jit, Mra Fong Shee, Master Ger. York Shui, Mr. H. G. Dixen.. "%
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