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THE SUPREME COURT OF

LONG "ÔNG

· IN BANKRUPTCY

No. 12 or 1982.

Norton or. Receiving Order ARD Finer Gineraz Meer- ING OF CREDITORS,

WILLIAM

"

FREDERICK GARDNER or No. 488, NATHAN ROAD, BECOND FLOOR, YAUMATI, KOWLOOK:

RzoErrizo Onder Dimed THE

28 MAY, 1982.

FIRST: GENERAL MEETING

FIR

of Creditors on the 2nd June, 1982, at 10.80 mt, at the Official Receiver's Oce, Supreme Court.

No creditor can vote unless he proves his debt at least 24 hours before the Meating.

Forms of proof can be obtained. nt the Official Receiver's Office during office hour

Dated the 77th day of May, 1982.

E. L. AGASSIZ,

Official Receiver..

ij

WIZARD

SNIPE

WATCH, THE STARFLING PAIR You inatly see thoir tails as they overiaks" you as they always will..

Get a look at the roal

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Considera

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY

HONG KONG STOCK

MARKET.

YESTERDAY'S OFFICIAL

QUOTATIONS.

to clean up, the abuses of life. MY SUZUKI, too, Dow proai. "kens of the Bezyukai, das declined an invitation to join the National Govorniment. He had af nocassity to be naked bas he does not seem to enjoy the same reputation na the Flato Premier and Mr. TAKAHASHI,

and his refusal evidently" caused | In addition to the investment amond regret Both parties, are section being in demand, Utilities pledged to support the Government appear to be pls coming into whose notions will be judged, as favor now prices of all of which

Iodateab the outset, on thoir meritą.

To most of us, however, the strength of the military block in.) significant. It may be small in numbers but its unity, and the strength of its backing can be taken. for granted.

Admiral Viscount SAITO is prime minister and foreign minister. A general and an admired preside according to the constitution,, over the War Office and the Navy De

HILLMAN WIZARDpartment, and KENZO NAKagawa is

HUMBER SNIPE

AT THE

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A. S. WATSON & COMPANY,

LIMITED, "

ALL Shareholders are Deminder

that the EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING called for the purpose of confirming as a Special Besolution the Resolution altoring the Company's Articles of Association which was passed on the 12th May, 1932 is to be held at the Hongkong Hotel at 17.30 d'alook in the Forenoon. on SATURDAY, the 28th MAY, 1993 and are requested to attend.

JOHN, D: HUMPHREYS & SON,

·General Managers.

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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

NOTICE

AHE HALF YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of Voting Members will be held at the Club House,, Happy Valley on Monday, 30th May, 1982, at 5.30 p.m..

ALL Members are cordially invited to attend and participate in any dis cussion which may enine.

By Order of the Stewards,

S. A SLEAP,

Acting Secretary,

Hong Kong, 18th May, 1882.

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PEAK TRAMWAYS COMPANY LIMITED.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

that the ANNUAL OB. DINARY GENERAL MEETING

of SHAREHOLDERS will be held

Minister for Communications. For Leign opinion, is bound to attach significame to that appointment, fos is not war "a matter of com munication?" Moreover, most of

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oversens are filled by naval and military officers. The cabinet under the vetoran prime minister, whose Inme resta on his statesmanship. na Governor-General of Korea, and as. Japaness representative to the ! 'second Naval Armaments Congresa at Genova, is a compromise between civil and military power. The whole world, will watch anxiously

J. MKADE, devoted mother of | for its policy both at Home and MARIE LOUISE and the late abroad. It is Japan's National Theresa Dolores, in her thirty- fifth year at the Holy Name Government. It will be taken as Hospital, Teaneck, N.J.

truly representative of the country. No one will be able to say, as of Baron, TARAKA's Ministry, that it is. "reactionary," "or, se of "Baron SHIDEHANA's foreign policy that it expressed a moderation out of line. both with popular sentiment und the ideas of the powers that govern the country. The task be fore the Cabinet is of immense proportions-Manchuria, the anal settlement of the Shanghai In cident, the Chinese boycott are the gicat issues abroad, while at Home unrest,, unemployment, and the task of balancing of the country's finanods have to be, Inced.

The Baily

.

Press

HONG KONG, MAY 23, 1939.

JAPAN'S NATIONAL

"GOVERNMENT.

at the Hong Kong Hotel, Hongkong, JAPAN has safely surmoanted what

on Saturday, the 4th June, 1982 has been described as "the gravest 11.30 am for the purpose of receiv

COMPLAINT FROM CUBA.

NEW POSTAL REGULA- TIONS

ing the Report of the Directors crisis through which the country together with a Statement of Achas over pasood" ¦ Following the" counts for the year ended 30th April, ensination of Mr. INUKAI, it -1982:

The Transfer Books of the Comlooked us though only a militarist

At the monthly meeting of the pany will be closed from Monday, dictatorship could keep the country Chinese General Chamber of Com 30th day of May to Saturday, the together. "Revolution in the French merce, held yesterday, the Chair- 4th day of June, 1932, both days or the Russian manner was not man, Mr. Wong Kwong Tin, said inclusive.

feared but in view of the prevail-that a letter had been received from JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,ing unrest and unemployment, the Chinese Chamber of Commerce

General Managers.

rioting and further terrorism were of Cuba complaining that the new Hong Kong, 23rd May, 1982. [2223 grave porzibilities. The country rule promulgated by the Hong

wus tired of politicians; assoasima Kong and Canton postal authori-¦ tion had disposed of three of the ties by which variously addremed beat of them, and when Mr. louters could not be enclosed under INUKAI's campaign to purge the cno cover, was a greas, hindrance SUZUKI party was ended by his to the Chinese merchants of Cuba. murder is looked as though the The letter further asked the military aristocracy would take Chamber to take up the matter charge. The crime had, in fact, with the postal authorities to hawa the appearance of an attempt to the rule rescinded. force such a development. There Mr. Wong Kwong Tin stated has been no revolution, though the that he had sent a letter with a events of the past few weeks will probably mark a turning point in Japanese political history. If the

THE HONG KONG

JOCKEY CLÜB.

THE SEVENTH EXTRA RACE T MEETING will be hell (weather permitting) at. HAPPY VALLEY on SATURDAY, 29TH MAY, 1932, com- mencing 2.00 p.m.

The First Boll will be Rung at 1,30 p.m.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE Members are notified that they and

copy of the letter from Cuba at- thair Ladies must wear their Badges

tached to the postal authorities prominantly displayed.

No One without Badge will be

concerned and had received a reply admitted to the Members' Enclosure.

from the Postmaster General of Badges admitting Non-Members to

Hong Kong who stated that by proant Government succeeds in its Artide 33, paragraph 4 of the Lon the Members' Hadiosure and Club Rooms at $5.00 for Gentlemen and 33.00 for dous saaks, political and don Postal Convention, 1990, 1 Ladies (Both "indlad tg Tax) are economic, there may well be a ́was' forbidden to enclose under one obtainable through the SECRETARY death of party politics, and the cover several variously addressed

Introduction by Member; Member to be responsible for evolving of a new constitution, and a mode of Government entirely Payment of All Chits, etc.

Members" admitting

upon

Snob

letters The Postmaster-General further stated that he was unaware that any letters from Cuba address ed to Hong Kong, had been retain will NOT be on sale at the different from the imitation od cr destroyed by the Post Office.

Alince Conise.

On No Fretext will Children be permitted in either. Enakoware! during

se Meeting

wostorn democracy that sits so un- easily upon Japan

The present Government of Japan

Tifin are obtainable at the Club National Government. - The Honae provided they are ordered, from ky No. 1 Boy in advanced Telephone - Keiyukai Party who won n

91920.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.

ing a victory at the last general

The Price of Admission to the Publis election, hold the majority of posta, Foclosure is $4.00 including Tart for but Baron YAMAMOTO, the pro

Persons including Ladies and is minens Minscite leader, is head of allpayable at the Gate.

PROPERTY SALEZE

20-LOTS IN GRANVILLE

ROAD.

are being wall-maintained..

Balos.

EK, and K. Wharves, 8148 Hong Kong Realties, 812.35 Ewo Cottons, Tis.. 13,85/13.70 Hong Kong Trams, $214 Peak Trams (New), #8, China Lights (Now), 20.20 Hong Kong Electrios, #74.00 Constructicus (New), 81.70

Buyers.

Canton Insurances, 81,200 Union Insurances,” 8475 China, Fire Insurances, 8800 Douglases,” 887

Union Waterboats; . 820 - Banguote, 816) Benguet Explorations, 31 cents. HK and K Wharves, 8144) Docks, 818-

Providents (Old), 84.05 Hong Kong Lands, 8771 Shanghai Lands, Tls. 971 Humphreys, 815.00 Hong Kong Realties, 8121 Ewa Cotton The 13.80 Hong Kong Trams, 821.40 Peak Trame (Old), 817 Star Forries, 890-

Yaumati Ferrios (Old), 839 Yaumati Ferries (New), 831}|-* China Lights (Old), 890) Hong Kong Electrics, 874.80. Macao Elentries, 384 Tolephones (P.E.)| $23.05- Malabon: Sugars, 891.. Canton Icos, 852 Campats (Combined), $18.30- Hong Kong Ropes; $13.65 Dairy Farms; 828

Watsons (Old),, 814... Watsons (New), 213.60 E.K. Govt, Loans 2 per cent.

Fremium

Wallace Harpers #14

Sellers.

China Underwriters 83.40 Raubs, 897)

South China Motor "B" 812 Hong Kong Trams, 821.85 B. C. Enterprises, 882

WEEKLY REPORT.

Taken all in all, and with the settlement intervening rates in the past week displayed an under- current of firmness which may be said to have been rather unexpect ed, though the volume of business was not on an extensive scalo,

Closing tone steady.

CLOSING RATES.

Buyers,

Hong Kong Barik, 81,540 Canton Insurance 81,200 Union Insurances, 475. China Fire Insurances, 8800 Douglases, 827

Union Waterbonts, 820 Benguets, $16

·H.K. and K. Wharves, 8144h B. E. and W. Docks, 818 Providents. (Old), 85.10 Providenta (Now), 82.35 Hong Kong Lands, $771 Hong Kong Lande, Tis. 271 Humphreya, 818

บ

Hong Kong Realties, $12.40 Ewo Cottons, Tis. 14 Hong Kong Tramways, 8912 Peak Trams (Old), $17 Star Forries, #90

Yaumati Ferries (018), 832) Yaumati Forrien (New), 831) China Lights (Old), 8209). (Continued on next colum.}

MAY 285 1932

BUS COMPANY

FINED

FAILURE TO KEEP TO SCHEDULE

Two summonses for not running buses in accordance with the sche- daie were brought against Mr. §. T. Louie, proprietor of the Kowloon Mutor Bus Company, before Mr. Grantham as the Kowloon Magie trncy yesterday,

It was stated by Bergeant Scrim that on May 11, bus No. 86, be longing to the Kowloon Motor Bus Company, arrived at the Com- pany's garago from Un Lung at 6.15 pm, which was 18 minutos too early.

MADRID TO MANILA.

SPANISH FLYER IN HONG

KONG

WARMLY WELCOMED AT

KAE TAK

The long-awaited Spanish aviator,

Senor Fernandor Rein Loning, arrive. ed in Hong Kolig- ntr 11.05 a.i yesterday, his fight from Taiping

having taken just under four hours. Senor Loring, who is on a trip from Madrid to Manila, made a perfect landing and there was quite a largò crowd to meet him, including n number of the local Spanish com

unity, who had formed themselves.

B Anto committee df, welcome. Mr. Marton, for the defence, Among thost present were:-Mrs. pointed out that according to the Pestonji, Soner J. Gascon Ch. police regulations, buses were not Gonzalez de Bernedo, Consul for allowed to proceed at a spedd grea Guatemala and Assistant Spanish ter than 90 miles an hour, but they Trade Commissioner Miss Belio had given the Company a schedule, Pestonji, Miss Billie Blumenthal, which they (the Company) could

The police denied this, Inspecta Mason saying that he himself and gone over the route

not maintain unless they proceeded Fight Lieutenant A, J. R. Moss, Civil Superintendent of Kais Tak above that speed,

Aerodrome, Mr. A. Gascon, Mr. L. A. R. Duncan and Mr. Parry Wing Field, the last two representing the A.P.C. Hong Kong, whose pro ducta Shell petrol and Golden Shell. oil are being used by Senor Loring

Cross-examined by Mr. Marton after he had given evidence regard ing the times, Bergenat Sorim in timated that the police did not mind if the buses were a little late, but if they were too early, it would cause many people to miss them.

A fine of $10 was imposed in bach summons.

Hong Kong Electrics; 874.80 Telephones (PP), 829.86 Malabon Sugars 821 Canton. Iess, 854. Cements (Combined), 8183" Hong Kong Ropes, 814 Dairy Farma 828 Watsons (Old),. 814). Watsons (New), 8104 HK Govt. Loans, 2 por cent

Premium.

Wallace Harpers, 814

"Belleru,

Chinn Underwriters, 83.30 Rauba, 37

Hong Kong Tramways; $21.615 8.C Enterprises, 882

Sales.

Hong Kong Bank, 81638/1846 HK. and W. Docks, 8182 Hong Kong Realties, $12.40 Ewo Cottons, Tls. 13.98/14.30 Hong Kong Tramways, 4215-- Watsons (Old), 814

Sales During the Week. Hong Kong Bank, 81535 to 81540 Union Insurances, 8477 HK and K. Wharves 8145. HK and W. Docks, 818 to 8188 Providenta (Old), 84.05. Hotels (Cum, Rights), $19.70 ta

812:00

Hong Kong Lands, 8774 to 8771 Humphreys, 815.40 to 815.85 Hong Kong Realties, #111

819.40

ba

Hong Kong Trams, 8211 to8213 Peak Trams (New), 88

Star Ferries, 890 to 802 China Lights (Old), $20.40 to 820) Chinn Lights (New), 620, 20 Hong Kong Electrics, $74.60"

to 744

Telephones (P.P.), 823.00 Cements (Combined), 818) Dairy Farms, 28 Watsone (Old), 814) Constructions (Old); 85.20 Constructiona (New), $1.70 to 812 Wallace Harpers, (814) Ewo Cottone, Tha 13 to 31 10 Govt. Loans, 2 per cent. Pretium. B. Ind. G. Bonds 38 per cent

The whole party was then enter- tained in Licut, Moss's office, where. the visitor's health wes cordially drunk

Plans for Fatura.

Senor Loring told, local Presamen that he was flying solely for plen- sure and was not trying to break records. He was very worry about the delays in the latter part of the trip and apologised for any incon venience caused to the people who had so kindly prepared this wel.

coma, ****

Asked how long he expected to remain in Hong Kong he said that he hoped to make the fight to Manila in the course of the next few days, possibly in two days! time, if the weather proved to be good for flying...

After leaving Mongkin, where he alighted owing to bad weather bia petrol tank, which is in the wing of his monoplane, sprangabad leak and the fuel seeped over the wing and into the cockpit. The Emes almost overpowering him, he turned back and managed to reach Fort Bayard or rather Taiping. Having repaired the petrol tank, he again set out for Hong Kong.. but was once more forced down, at Fort Bayard. He then wrote to. Mr. Farrell, the Spanish Consul here, asking for material to repair. the tank. This was sent and when the tank had been mended the air- man, once more, set off to Hong Kong.

From Madrid.

Senar Loring he'd he left Madrid on April 21 just a math ago. The length of the journey he estimates at 18,565 kilometres

Between Akyab and Bangoon he made a forced landing owing to water in the carburetter: but he quickly put this right and was off. again in 20 minutes!

%

While flying across the "Arabian desert he got into a blinding sand storm. This was the only bad weather until he reached Bangkok. From there onwards the weather has been very unfavourable. While crossing the mountains into Annam there were three typhoons in the vicinity!

The Mackinė, While in Hong Kong Senor Lor- ing will be the guest of Senor J. Gascon Ch. Gonzalez de Bernedo,

(Continued on next column.).

Local Notes and Events ⋆

The Hong Kong dollar remained unchanged yesterday at 1: 247/ad

Among the passengers passing The Symphonic Concert which is through. Hong Kong, wore Mr. A going to be held for the first time P. Fratt, the multi-millionaire

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His pitchine he is flying ie high-wing Loring monoplane, pow ered with a five-cylinder Kimmer radial air cooled cagine. This "plane carries enough fuel for a continuous eight-hour fight, and cruising speed is 140 kilometres. Maximum speed is 185 ilometres per hour and it is atted with dual control, there being two cockpits in tandem.

Senor Loring said he had not de cided how long he would stay in Manila, but he would not fly back to Spain because the weather would be bad. for dying,

The airman is related to. Dr.. Loring, the well-known, Spanish aircraft manufacturer. The Loring works are at Madrid and Dr. Lor ing controls, the Compania Espondin

Company is also brance to cons de Trafico Aereo, which operates

struct Fokker aeroplanes in Spain.

the Bevile Lévache Air Line. The

AT THE PENINSULATIO

Restaurant Grilf Boom being eng-panied by his wife on a pleasure Peninsula Hotel by the massed In consequence of the King's Coco-Cola Eig, who is accom- in the ground floor lounge of the aged, there will be no ten dance this brios Sure, they male Bands of the Hong Kong & Shang- afternoon..

by the Empress Canada" yesterday and left for Manila by hai Hotels, Ltd., promises to be a Mrs D. M. Biggar, wife of Mr. this some vessel.

real drent music lowers in Hong D M Biggar, manager pf the Chase National Bank, arrived in

A choice and popular pro- Kong A rost attractive programme has gramme has been selected and Hotel by the Spanish communit Hong Kong yesterday on board the been arranged for the open-air con- there is no doubt that the cool and

President Madison cert to be given at the China Light

every Bunday evening.

A second recaptions was yesterday evening at the Peninsula After tea had been served, in tending & formal welcome to Beno Loring, Mr Farroll the Sp Consul, said: “On behalf of | Spanish community. I welcome |We are very pleased-te=imnasti

you have come all the way from Spain to Hong Kong, and war h yen will reach Mania, without LMS.further difficulties, o bé

We sympathise with you dficulties you have experienced?

A Chinese who was charged at Labrum, with Mr. WB Fleming the Central Police Court reatorday

with trespassing on- Cornwall, lying

as accompamat

papin and Tower Recreation Club en spacious loange of the Peninsula fortheming- mervlage is 60 closure at D p.m. -day The full will become a avourite rendezvous nounced of Malter Hamid marine band of HMB Cornwall Wallond, residing at the Peak Hotel, to Miss Agder Mary Dorothy will be in attendance, and other fcontributors to the programme will Jouphine Weiss, of the Helona be Mrs. P St. A. Sharpham, Mr. May Institute,

Reg. Anderson and Mr. V. O Mosera, Lammert Brothers pus Chinese was fined $10 or tour up for sale by auction on Thursday teen, day's haril labour by Mr. Salio- aluable leasehold properties Geld at the Central Police Court Boldlarm and Sailors in Uniform ura the Home Ministry, and Matiusto at Kowloon and registered yesterday for drawing water from The police are searching for two Naval Dockyard, pleaded that he most cases due to weather lon

Ryutaro Nadal, chief acretary to sections and G of Howloon fire hydrant His Worship re-shop feki of the Loi Lung him, of: did not know he was

Indand, Let. No: 540. containing marked that the fire hydrants had 72 Des Voeux Road Central, who- theparty, is Overseas Minister.

respectively the areas of 3,003 to be left alone

are alleged to have absconded on ship. Mr." TAKAHASHI continues as square feet and 2,970 square feet,

Thutaday morning with 4,200 tacis found Finance Minister He was Mr. Granville Road, Kowloon.c

and-known as Nos 91 and 23 A-garage in 1385, of coastrues of silver, to die total value of 86,000, where,

tion in Tong ·Street, Shain-) The two men had been detailed by he w INUKAI trusted: ieutenant; be Bidding started at 837,250 and shuipo, suddenl

'the master of the shop, to take de, were eventually Thursday aftern enjoys the aLLIDE]" butation for the properties

knocked down for the sum of supports giving. personal integrity, and Actively 22,250, the purchaser being Mar no workmen associated with his chief's efforts Wong Hing

admitted Half Price.

Bookamkan, The Ta. Mon,

etc.,

will not be permitted to operate with. in-the-Presinate of The Hore Kozo Jockar Ocos during the Raer Morting Tilos will be obtainable in the Bou taurant in the Pallio Enclosure.

By Order

Agung Secretary Hong Kong, 3rd May, 1988.

9990

bimë

to the livery of two nicks of lilver from the

were the

stihe was lying, abngudes JEPOTAS

Wharf

WAS.

tions, but I'm sure your planej fully capable eventrop twen these storms. (Appisme:)"

In reply, Bentor. Loring the thono present for thetare Sob they had received la the reception) He!

to be joy Ho