1932-01-28 — Page 8

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY

CLUB

BADGES

TRANSFERABLE,

By Order.

are NOT

C. B. BROWN,,

MAKE UP CANT

DEFECTS

CONCEAL Secretary,

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONG KONG.

IN TUX MASTER OF Fan ESTATE OF HAROLD BDWARD HENDY, LATE OF No. 146, WONGNIORUNG ROAD, VICTORIA IN THE COLONY OF HONG KONG, ENGINEER, DECRAGEN,

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

Nhat the Court has, by virtue of

Section 58 of the Probates Ordinance 1897 (No. 2 of 1897), made an Order limiting the Time for sending in Claims to

against the above Estate to the 16TH Dir of FEBRUARY, 1932.

Creditors and Claimants are hereby required to send their Olime to the Undersigned by the above Date-

Dated thie 27th day of Jan, 1938,

EP. H. LANG,

1747]

Oois! Administrator.

THE STAR" FERRY CO.,

LIMITED...

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.

NOTICE

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the THIRTY-FOURTH ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING of this Company will be held at the Office of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson

Go., Ltd., on THURSDAY, the 11th February, 1982, at NOON, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors together with a Statement of Accounts for the year ended 31st December, 1981...

The Register of Shares of the Company will be CLOSED from Wednesday, the 3rd February, 1982 to Thursday, the Fth February. 1932, both days inclusive.

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*NOTICE 18 HEREBY ALSO GIVEN that

Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the above unmod. Company will be hald.at .12.15 p.. on the same day and at the same place asanl immediately after the before mentioned Ordinary General Morting for the purpose of considering and if thought fit passing, the following, Extraordinary

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resolution Resolution to

That the Articles of Association of the Company be altered in manner following

(a) By deletion of the words One thousand Dollars" contained the fourth lines of Articles 96 of partly in the third and partly in

the

Articles Company's

of Association and the substitution therafor of the words "Fire thousand Dollars."

AND. NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN that & further Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the Company will be held at the same place at 12.30 p.m. on Friday, the 26th day of February, 1832, for the purpose of receiving a Report of the proceedings at the before mentioned Extraordinary General Meeting and of confirming if thought.ft the before mentions} ronolution as a Special Resolution.

By Order of the Board of Directors; F. H. CRAPNELL,

Secretary, 27th January, 1982.

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HONG KONG TRAMWAYS, LIMITED.

pany.

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You must remove the cause; and that is generally. infection from dirt. Yes; just the little particles which settle on the face and stick to the poires- these bring germs and germs spoil the com- plexion.

Wash away the dirt with a soap that disinfects as it WRIGHT'S aleanses

COAL TAR SOAP is mäde for just this purpose. 4gents: GILMAN & Co., Ltd.

HONGKONG BANK BUILDING.

WRIGHT'S

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1932.

goods, nor can the Government stop. Isnę action, of boycott núcletion pro- villed, thua “no“ Visjonco is offered. We need not go beyona Hong Kong

to gunge Chinose feeling agains

Japan, it is deep, bitter; and: goes

far beyond the activities of agit More Good News,

News and Views

Books in 1981.

The classifed analysis of bock published diving 1931 conting much interesting matter for sprou lation;

uniforms dark blue with narrow while lines,

Spectacled Men of Indian.

tors and interested "tradora- And (Another) announcement, which we have had in Hong Kong expert will be source of satisfaction to wice of Chinese tenacity, once they smokors, will be found on our grasp the boycott weapon.

Some statements made in London sports page today. The B.AT. are

The Total is down by. 705, as comi at the Arit conference over held of Advertising a considerable" reduo-

ion in the retail prices of the pared with 1930, bu fiesson is up Indiana studying outside their own various brands of cigarettes and by 79 and new editions by 338. The ecuntry: tobacco which they handle. It very largest drop is in "poetry and Male students in India new nume nearly becomes an act of virtue to drama," which shows a decrease of ber abous onestenth of the total smoke Goldflake when one saves 207. But this, as Arnold Benness population 310,000,000), but they twenty cents on every tin of 60, and always used to maintain, is a sense- it seems to offer an excellent op- portunity for some insurance com pay to suggest that the man who smokes a tin a day should invest his saving of $6.00 a month in a special "smoker's policy."

out.

less and unilluminating classificare given meagre opportunities,

The proportion of young students tion. One might hazard the guess that most of the decrease is in using spectacles in India is greater volumes of verse, which day find than anywhere elso, publishers shyer than they were There are 2,000 Indians studying" ten years ago,

in England a

They present. will spend "în an, averaga three years' course more than a million pounds.

A degree as an Indian university has not the same economic value as a British university degras.

What many people would really Hike to see would be statistics show ing how many books published overy year hava sworded their pub- outlay, and their authors a reward comparable with that to be obtain

by, say, shovelling mow or sell- ing matches in the street.

Hitlerian Hyglana.

Although he has been temporarily in diameter and two inches long

The programme was outlined by Professor von Chemnitz, who prot poses to divide the German people into three classes..

A Now Perii.

prinful thought! Suppose they

spread 1.

Suppose we get our quota

No doubt the Japanese Govern. ment declare that if the Boycott societies and pickets were dissolved the movement would, collapse. The Chinese merchant and consumer need certain goods, they would con- tond, and if pan is not the only possible supplier, she gives exactly what is wanted and at the price that China can pay But supposu China refuses to lift the boycott Presumably Japan would occupy Groater Shanghai," and the big force of destroyers and cruisers now in the Whangpo suggosta a descont apon Nanking, and possibly all the Thirty Years Ago.

Speaking at the prize-giving cere. Yangtere towns up to Haokow.many at the Balilies Girls' School But the possibility of further resist ance, even then, cannot be ruled yesterday, Miss Skinner, the Head-Fishers a reasonable return on the

The Chinese have an axiru-mistress, read, an extract from ordinary toughness and obstinacy.newspaper report of a similar func The loss of Shanghai and the now tion in the school' 30 years ago. She

said, in part:- capital would not be likely to "The writer recalls his first

It is announced that "swo large. muage the wrath of the ordinary glimpse of demure Chinese maiden

rabbits with horns about an inch Chinese citizen. It would be all the hood at a prizegiving at the more likely to make him break his Balilios School thirty years ago silenced by Dr. Bruning, Hare have been trapped at St. Paul Japanese torch and burn, his cotton The girls, mostly daughters of well- Hitler has not been idle. His Minnesota, thus confirming a local singlot. The process of occupying to do. Chinese merchants, arived Medical Council in session at tradition that bigger and better big Chinese cities-such as Poiping and the coast ports could go on closely concealed in Chinese chairs, Leipzig has been laying down rules rabbits were a characteristic of the

of the new neighbourhood. without procuring a single order ach guarded by an amah, and they; to govern the life from the up-country districts. The left school in the same way." They Hitlerian Empire,

were beautifully dreased, walked; real China is not its coast and river ports but its myriad town with mincing steps on embroidered ships and, villages, It is a terrible stilted shoes and seldom raised

their eyes from the ground." impasse, this clash between Chinese nationalism with Japanese indus trial necessity. Considering the rate of Japanese progress aings, that memorable September 19th, we can. not rule out the possibility of Japanese coup, not only againsbest charcoal sketches with it." Nanking but against the machinery of Chinese Government Japanese nominees have been set up in Man. churia,“and is the same proOLEH JEI- possible in China proper After all this is a matter of life and death to Japan! Japan would say that she must break down the boycott!

At what point will the Powers intervene Their weapon, like that of China would be an economic boy-house for six months, cott. While operations against He left an annuity of £312 to his Japan are a military impossibility wife for life. On her death it will equally Japan would hardly reply go to a nioce, Victoria May Chic Speed Cops.”. to such economie action by a de Finegun, who also receives $200 and The Arst mobile police to be em claration of war. If she did very the residue of the remaining one ployed in France are definitely he ventral to the W. of Na-little fighting would occur, but the third of the state on the death of chic. They have made their ap king spreading eastward. The

bostility of the West would harden. Mr. Inman's sister, Jemima Ber-pearance at Nice equipped with depression to the N.E. “ ·

That either of the Far Eastern ❘ well.

motor-cycles painted to match their Tokyo Kas deepened.

Powers should be able to play off European nations against each other, is, thanks to the personal contact of ministers at Geneva, almost impossible. No one wants war and therein lies the chance of & settlement.

COAL TAR SOAP

BIRTH

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Owes Husins. On January 27, 45

the Victoria Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. H. Owes Hrunks, a

[1761 daughter.

WEATHER REPORT.

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Yesterday's weather report, forecast and remarks, issued by the Royal Observatory at 5,08 P... stated:--

The anti-cyclone apperes to

Local Forecast:N.E. winds, moderate; Ane to cloudy.

Editorial and Business Offices: 11,

Ice House Street. Tel. 30251. Night Editor (Wanchai Office):

Tel. 94511.

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The Baily Press.

HONG KONG, JANUARY 28, 1892, .

WHAT WILL JAPAN DO

NEXT?

HAVING Consolidated her position in Manchuria, and gained a free hand to do what she likes thore, pending the slow creak of the

of Leaguo Nations' machinery. Japan is now proceeding to deal with the trade boycott imposed by

There is no need to exaggerate the danger to the Municipal Aron of Shanghai. Japan's whole object in to avoid incidents and complica tions Responsible Chinese must be

Tale of the Day.

Wife: "Dear, why do you occa- aionally wrap up what's left of your tons and carry it off "

Artist: Why, I de some of my

Class III. would include the prostitutes, the physical defcetiver and the criminals. They would be sterilised: Class II, would include epileptica, alaoholics and Germans of foreign extraction a suphemism for Jews. The latter would bo specially taxed in order to dis- Man Leaves Nurse a Fortune.

ecurage large families and would Mr. John Juman, of Norbury, be forbidden to marry "pure"

B.W., and, Gormans, Norbury, formerly of Hastings, whose will Class I would be the 100 per has just been published, left wc cent, fit, and pure Germans, who thirds of the residue of his £22,978 are to be encouraged to propagate estata to uras Ethel Mary Moore, at will and who will build up the Ho also left her £200, the contents now Germany.

of the of his house and the use

avěnu¤;

4.

It is a fierce programme. It will lese Herr Hitler more votes than it will gain.

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Of rabbits with the horned bead,

As found. in Minnesota? With many things from that far

land

Our island overrun is-- Suppose they send along their

brand

Of bold and bull-like' bunnies 7 "We do not need to be supplied

With such alarthing strangera, For, goodness knows our country.

Mide

Is well equipped with dangers, And he who walks the country lane

Too ofter now encrraches

what is but the dire domain Of cars,and motor-coaches; But lof the rural stroll or araw!

In oven less soraphic

When he who risks the roud mny

Li

fail

As one of timid habits,

While if he takes the footpath way.

As one of timid habita,”

In these disturbing days he may Ba gored to death by rabbits.

Local Notes and Events

From the files.

Looking Back 25 Years.

The opening ceremony of the new | When the master of the Sing Hop premises (factory) of the China Can Company was summoned before Mr Co., Ltd., at 2, Davis Street, Ken-1

Schofield at Central Magistracy Saturday at 2 p.m.

yesterday with failing to' take pro. por precautions during building operations at Alexandra Buildings, it was found that he was merely CM.G., has been offered and has the scaffold-builder and not the decided to accept the post of contractor. His Worship therefore Lieutenant Governor of Ceylon, adjourned the summons for a weak and will be proceeding thence in order that one might be served about the end of next month.

Mr. and Mrs. A. M., Bowes-Smith will give a pianoforte and song recital at the Helena May Institute on Thursday, February 4, at 8.30

of the same opinion. This is thenedy Town, will take place on last moment for China to anta gonise foreign sympathy and lend colour to the Japanese case by out- rage and disorder in the Bettle- ment. On the other hand, when human passions are roused wisdom does not prevail. It is at least to be hoped that British warships are within hail should their help be nreded. It looks as though China' will comply with Jananese demande, but whether any Chinese Govern meat can or will force a resumption of economic relations with Japan is a different matter; and it is the matter of trade that is at issue,

THE SUBMARINE' MISHAP.

p.m. It is advisable to book early.

The master of a dynamite stora at Teo Po Ling, Shaukiwan Dia- trict, was charged before Mr. Scho. feld at Central Magistracy, yes terday with failing to keep two watchmen at his store. He was fined $25.

on the contractor.

The Hon. Mr. F. E. Moy,

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The Halvage steamer Protector

has sailed for Caps Varella with. the object of swing what can be

SOME

PARAMOUNT REASONS

WHY YOU SHOULD

GIVE YOUR DOG THE.

QUORN"

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DOG REMEDIES

CONDITION AND

TONIC POWDERS,

FAMOUS KENNELS RELY UPON THE “QUOEN ". BREEDERS AND OWNERS

USE THE "QUORN" BOTH THE EXPEET AND THE AMATEUR ARE BUYERS OF THE “QUORN ” WHILE CHAMPIONS OF

ALL BREEDS HÅVE BEEN

KEPT FIT FOR YEARS

AND YELES WITH THE "QUEEN" DOG REMEDIES.

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THEY COOL THE BLOOD,

"REMOVE ALL IMPURITIES

AND ACT AS A TONIC TO

THE WHOLE SYSTEM.

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THE HONG KONG DISPENSARY

A summons for maintenance was done to salve the Wong Koi and brought by Mrs. M. Farid against the Robert Cooke. The latter vessel her husband at Central Magistracy is not believed to be in a hopeless HONG KONG STOCK

yesterday. Mr. G. K. Hall Brutton wne for the complainant while Mr. E. S. C. Brooks appeared for the defence. Mr. Schofield, asked i. Two atenebreakers employed at a there was any likelihood of the case site near Taun Wan were killed being settled out of Court nad on when they were hit by stones during receiving a reply in the negative, blasting operations. It was stated fixed hearing for Tuesday after that the men were warned that the noon. charges were about to go off but, ignored the warning.

ness.

position

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*

Captain C. W. Mead, well-known in Manila in former days, and for some years connected with the con- atruction of the Canton-Hankow Railway in China, has returned to Manila and opened an office under the name of C. W. Mead and Com- pany, Civil and Consulting En- gineers.

the Chinese people. is 28, in thatThe sympathy of the whole world, light that we must regard the ae- and especially of all seafarers, and TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN monstration against bhangnai. Two of those who have knowledge of the NOTICE ORDINARY TEAM things sro, via

sen, will go out to the crew of the souroes of Manchuria and fortiga ubmarine M2. and, those fighting

Youth's Frolic," as the gala LY GENERAL MEETING OF

for the lives of the imprisoned, men HONG KONG TEAMWAYS LIMI.trade with China. Manchuria was

aight to be held on January 30th Japanese are now going to Java We understand that by ja moit TED will be held at the officer of frankly described by leading states

men of that country as a isto-and- tragic irony several survivors of the day two Chinese were charged with called, promises to be a most us in the interior in large numbers At Central Magistracy yester at the Peninsula Hotel is to be in large numbers. They settle down MESITE. JARDINE, MATHESON C death issue, and they would, if Poseidon are in this vessel "We LTD, Hong Kong, on WEDNES

pressed, rate the China. market. for

enn only hope and pray that this aing faulty scales in their busi- ing affair. That there will be all The province of Mediun awards, DAY, the 17th day of Faaaa, Japanese manufactured goods as of

Inspector R. H. L Murks sorts of original competitions is as it wore, with Japanese. The time n those within the Bunken

prosecuted and after evidence had known, but what form they will Chinese gaze at them in wonder 1982, at 12 o'clock noon, to transact scarcely less importance. Japan's

veesei will escape from their paril. the ordinary business of the Com. import trade fell from 2,216 million

Once again men and women will been taken, one of the defendants take is at present a deep secret. that the small nation to which they ask. "cannot

these abominable was fined $20 while the other had One may at least surmise that the belong could bent such a great yen in 1929 to 1,540 million yen in

Hong Kong and Shanghai Hotels Tower as Russia Photographs of 1990: Her exports over the same.

engines of distruction, that take to pay $304,

Company, which seems to have Japanese Generals and a ready period were reduced from 2,148 their toll in peace as well as in war, be abolished 1 Military heces-

Alladin's friend tho genii on the sado-Hong Kong Daily Prest, million yen to 1,400 million ye

With the lat Wiltshires on board, staff, judging by the astonishing January 25, 1907. - tity is inexorable. The Powers: | The figures for last year in all prob

will not give up the submarine the troopship Lancashire presented rapidity with which a rather dingy ability show another big drop, even

The stateamon of certain nations pratty spectacle when she steamed (if we may now say so) lounge was Looking Back 50 Years apart from the loss due to the boy

We learn from Chinese sources cott What that may have totalled would be, as things are at present, into harbour yesterday morning transformed into a perfect gallery

sherificing their national interests After about 200 details for the of guy and modern rooms, has that large numbers of Chineso is #aggested by the Hong Kong

Army, Navy and Air Force for something which will pleasantly sur hawkers and workmen belonging to if they agreed to such a course, trado agures for December, and it

war remains the Hong Kong had been landed, theprise us up its sleeve or up the the lower classes have lately come An long ZA must be remembered that we have [2741 no boycott societies functioning in

vessel left for Shanghai. the Colony, Japan's trade with China is about a third of her total foreign commMOTE, proportion which she cannot afford to lose., Four major points now arise:

AND NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN that the REGISTER OF MEMBERS' of the Company will be CLOSED from TUESDAY, the 2nd to WEDNESDAY, the 17th February, 1982, both dayɛ inclusive.

By Order of the Board,

W. F. SIMMONS, Secretary. Hong Kong, Jan. 26th, 1982.

DONT FORGET

THAT WHEN You are at Homor

you can get the

HồNG KowG

DAILY PRESS

SELFRIDGES

To what limit will China per- sist in, her Boycott 1

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ultimate urbitrafor, the race of armaments will continue and the weapon most deadly in war will be constructed. no matter what the

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The annual general meeting of As a result of a raid by the nrise may be in human suffering. the Hong Kong and Shanghai Police at 307, Quem's Boad West,

down here from Canton to enigrate.

to the Malay, States, having been

tempted by the promino of higher wages held out by Chinese agents

in this Colony. Our Chinese infor

We publish elsewhere the peacetime Hotels, Ltd., will be held at Ex-ion Wednesday, a Chinese and his ment seems to think that the men toll of submarines, but if the loss change Building at 11 on wife, together with a youth, were have been misled and have no

issue.

SKI TE.

of "kooping the premises as a com- can always appeal to the Protector mon gaming house, of possession of of Chinese for advice and assist. 60 tickets and of writing lottery ance if any attempt be made to tickets, were brought against the impose upon them.

of twenty millions in the Great War Friday, March 18. An extra-charged at Central Magistracy liberty of movement when they could not shame the nations out of ordinary general meeting will be yesterday, when they were alleged reach the States. In this respect, militaristin folly is it likely that held at 11:30 am, the same day, to have been in possession of however, he is mistakon, inaamch How far will Japan go in her

the cry of fifty mon in a sunken Full details appear elsewhere in this quantity of pe pu tickets. Charges as emigrants arriving at Singapore attempt to break the Boycott?submarine will change the world' 3-How far will the Powers allow The midn of the British Navy. Japan to go without interven- know what the submarine service. ing}

means. They understand the fune

A fine of $2,000 or nine months'

·tion of this arm of the Fleet. They 6.What will happen in Shang tako the rink, because it has gob to Lhard labour was the sentence passed occupier of one of the cubicles on

be faced, and as long as civilian on Chinese described as a travel the dist while the woman and the Testerday, Inspectors Mathieson The Chinese authorities, central endogenes and cupidity enforces ling trader, when he was brought youth were accused of having had and Swanson, and Acting. Inspec and local, maintain that the Boy-the need for this sacrifice, the men before Mr. Fraser yesterday on tickets in their possession. The tore Fleming and Gauld, have each cott is a national movement dad will be found ready to risk their the charge of having in his posser man pleaded guilty to all charges completed their term of ten years! spontaneous expression of China's lives for the sake of Britain'ssion 80 taels of raw opium. It was but the other two defendants service, were sworn before Mr. H. resentment against Japanese nation, national existence which depands stated that the contraband was pleaded not guilty, Fines totalling E. Wodehouse for another term of They argue that no one can force upon the devotion of the Fighting hidden under a quantity of sausages 185 were imposed on the first do five years-Hong Kong Daily

fendant

"Brest, January 28, 1889, h Chinese people to buy Japanese Services.

in a rattan basket.

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MARKET.

YESTERDAY'S OFFICIÁL

QUOTATIONS.

At the opening, session yesterday, morning a livelier tone was evident

in several instances. and prices were further marked up

Sales.

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Hotels (old), $16.15

Buyers.

Unions, 8405, Waterboats, 825, Venezuelan: Goldfelds, #2,

Hotela (old); #15,20.) Hotals (new), 145 Realties, $11.85, Ewo, Tis, 18.20. China Lights, $20.30 "Singapore "Tractions, §3.

Sinceras, $16,

Hong Kong Government Loan,

Douglass, $24).

3 per cent. premium.

Banguets, $11t... Providents (old), $5.80) Providents (daw), $2.40. Hong Long Lands, #811 Ohinese Estates,

Trams, $22.60.

Electrics, 8772.... Canton Loes, 35.

600,

Constructions (öld), $5.30, Constructions (new), $1.85.

Sellers.

-Indo-Chinas (Pref:),-$45, Indo-Chinas (Dél«), $37, Maisbons). Jáðu

Entertainmente (old); #16); Kallana: 30/ Raube, 2010) Dairy Farms, 330)|

· Enterprizes; 010;