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ADVERTISEMENTS.

HONGKONG ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the above named Company will be held at the Office of Messrs. Shewan Tomos & Co. St. George Building, Victoria in the

WEDAny of Hong Kong, on

the Tenth day of August, 1838, at Three o'clock in the afternoon for the purpose of consi- dering and, if thought it, passing the following resolution as an Extraor dinary Resolution.

1

"That the Articles of Association of the Company be altered in manner following":-

(a) By the deletion of the whole of Article 8 of the Company's Articles of Association and by the substitution of the following

Article in its place the int day

98. From and

WEEK-END RADIO

PROGRAMMES.

(Continued from Page 10,)

Lasson-2nd Ep. Cor. Chapter 11. Benedictus.

Creed.

Prayers.

Hymn-103" Jesu Lover of My

Soul,"

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1932.

Money and

Markets

HONG KONG STOCK NEW YORK STOCK

MARKET.

WEEKLY REPORT.

EXCHANGE.

A.O.F.C. QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, July 99.

July July

27

LATEST MOTOR

LINER.

(Continued from Page 3.).

i

machinery is electrically driven. The two main engines are of air in- jection type One small steam driven emergoney compressor is also fitted. The injection air supply is maintained by four independent compressors, each driven by a 4- cylinder trunk type engine of a de- Change sign which with very little modifica 1.47 up tion would make an ideal power .92 up station unit. These units also sup

76 upply air to four reservoirs for. manoeuvring purposes. The Georgie has a powerful electrical installs- tion for auxiliary and hotel "' work, the supply for which is taken from four Diesel driven generators. All the engine-room auxiliaries, of which there are over 70,, are elec 830trically operated, while the extent

The investment section maintain- Address-The Rev. J. N. Lowised its firmoest during the past week, Dow Jones Averages:

Bryan, S.C.F., C/E.

and not a few of the issues under. Subject..." Why Aren't More of this head, such as Banks, linions,

28 the Best Chaps Christians!"

Cantons and Electrics, registered 30 Industrials 51.34 82.01 Hymn-437-"For All the Saints" (substantial advances,

20 Rails ....... 18.82 19.74 20.90 21,74 National Anthem.

On the other hand, the speculative20 Utilities Benediction.

issues displayed weakness. through- Hests. E. A. Piszcs & Co. Report. Voluntary-Quick March" Hout the period, but just at the close.

Kannah" (Handel).

they seem to have taken a turn for

Market steady.-Business dorie: 2,700,000 shares.

of January, 1032, each Director 10 to 11 am.-A relay of the Ser-

the

tor shall be paid by way of remuneration for his services the rate of $2,000.00 per annum and such remuneration shall be doomed to scaras de die in diem and shall be payable by hal! yearly instalments

AND NOTICE 18 MEREBY ALSO GIVEN that a further Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the shove named Company will be beld at the same time and place on FRIDAY, the Twenty-sixth day of August, 193, for the purpose of recei ving Roport of the proceedings at the above mentioned Meeting and of confirming if thought it, the foregoing resolution as a special Itesolution.

Dated this Twenty-eighth day of July, JU

By Order of the Board,

B. ALVES,

Secretary.

9419)

THE HONG KONG LAND INVESTMENT AND AGENCY CO., LTD.

AN INTERIM DIVIDEND of

TWO DOLLARS per share for the six months ending 80th June, 1982, will be payable on FRIDAY, 12th August, on which date Divi- dand Warrants may be obtained on application at the Company's Offices, 3, Chater Hoad.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the REGISTER OF SHARES of the Company will be CLOSED from TUESDAY, the 2nd August, to THURSDAY, the 11th August | (both days inclusivo), during which period no transfer of shares can be registered.

By Order of the Board of Directors.

L. 9. GREENHILL,

Becretary.

Hong Kong, 25th July, 1982. [2408

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES AND UNDERWRITERS.

NIPPON YUBEN KAISHA

GENERAL AVERAGE 8/9 "KAMO MARU”

in hereby notified that 8/8 I am Maru, with cargo on

board from Yokohama, Nagoya and Kobe, touched the breakwater at Miike on 17th July, 1982, and had to deviate to Nagasaki, for repairs there, and in consequence thereof, General Average has been declared. The "Kamo Maru" is expected to arriva here on or about 31st instant.

Consigness of cargo from tho aforesaid ports are requested to sign G. A. Bond at our Office and to pay a deposit of Three (3) per cent of the valuation of their consign- ments before Bills of Lading will be counter-signed for delivery.

NIPPON YUSEN KAIGHA. (Hongkong Branch),

[2418

COMMENCING SUNDAY

AT THE KING'S AND ORIENTAL THEATRES

One Hour With You

„Al Gardener Gicher

with Jeanette

- MacDonald

11

vice from St. Joseph's Church. Kyrie-Santas and Agnus Dei from the "Misua Bucharistica" (Perosi).

"O Salutaris" (Tozer), "Tantum Ergo" (Artigarum) “Adoremus" (Mendelssohn). "Ave Verum "' (Mozart). Sermon- Sacrament of the Eu- charist" by Father Gallagher, 8.J:

a 12.15 p.m.-A relay of the Service from St. Paul's Church (Chinese).

12.13 to 2 pan. Chinese recorded

programme.

p.m.-Local time and weather re-

port.

2 p.m.--Cluse down.

8 to 11,15 p.m. (approx.)-European

programme.

8 p.m.-Local time and weather re-

part.

8.03 to 8.46 p.m.- Kreutzer Sonata in A Major" (Besthoven, Op. 47), played by Albert Sammons (Violinist) and Willian Mur- doch (Pianist). ·

(This suite is from Z.B.W,'s Library).

6.43 to 11.13 p.m. ·(approx.),Å re- Jay of the 10th Symphonic Con- cert, conducted by Mr. J. Fu- tera, from the Peninsula Hotel by courtesy of the management. During the intervals recorded music will be broadcast from the Studio.)

11.13 p.m.-Close down.

23743

CENTRAL RADIO

SERVICE

KING'S BLDG (Opp Shoe Ferry)

RADIO EXPERTS-WORK GUARANTEED

For

TONE,

QUALITY,

BEAUTY, DURABILITY,

obtain the

MORRISON

PIANO

(Guaranteed ten years)

FOR SALE OR HIRE

the letter and are attracting more

attention.

Closing tone steady,

CLOSING RATES.

Buyers,

Hong Kong Banks, 81,010. Canton Insurances, 81,310. Union Insurances, 8485. China Fire Insuratices, 8000. H.K. Steamboats, $21. Union Waterboats, $20. Raubs, 838.

H.K.K. Wharves, 8139..

H. K. & W. Docks, $18. H.K. Hotels (Old), $10.40. Hong Kong Lands, 877). - Humphreys, @16. Chinese Estaten, $100. Hong Kong Trams, 822.70. Star Ferries, 888.

Yaumati Ferries (Old), $34. Yaumati Ferrion (New), $33 China Lights (Old), 817.50. Hong Kong Electrics, 874), Telephones (P.P.), 821.80. Malabon Sugars, 813. Cements (Combined), 816.20. H.K. Amusements, 819). Constructions (Old), 87). Constructions (New), $1.70. H.K. Govt. Lóaus, 3% premium.

Bollera.

Union Insurances, 8490.

Bales,

Union Insurances, B185. China Lights (Old), 817.80/17.80. Constructions (New), 81.75. BUSINESS DONE DURING THE WEEK.

Hong Kong Banks, 81,600, $1,000. Union Insurances, 8405, $100,

8470, 8480, 8485, H.A. K. Wharves, 8130 Providents (Old), $4,85,

H.K. Hotels (Old), 810.20, $10.60. H.K. Hotels (New), $10. Hong Kong Lands, 877, 8773. II.K. Realties, $10.60, 810.70,

$10.65.

Hong Kong Tramways, 822.80. China Lights (Old), 818, $17.60,

$17.80.

Hong Kong Electrica, 8794, 873. Telephones (P.P.), $91.80.

Hong Kong Ropes, 812.30. 812.40,

$12.70, 8121.

Dairy Farms, 8271.

Watsons (Old), 813.

Watsons (New), 812). ~

Constructions (Old), 87.

Lane, Crawford's, 813.

Constructions (Now), 81.63, 81.00,

21.55, 81.

Ewo Cottone, Tls. 131, Tis. 13,

Tls, 13.80, The 13.70. H.K. Govt, Loans, 3% premium.

LANCASHIRE FABRIC EXHIBITION.

WOMEN CITIZENS' EFFORT.

A Lancashire fabric. exhibition is being organised by the seven Sal ford branches of the Manchester and Salford Women Citizens' As- sociation for the garden fete of the association,

The exhibition is to be the Salford women's own effort, and as the membership of the sover branches totals nearly 000, it promises to be a considerable one. A good', start has been made by securing the help

LAST TO-DAY'S SPRICE PRICE

839)

(06

of the lighting may be gathered from the fact that there is an equivalent of over 7,000 thirty-watt lamps in- 29stalled throughout the ship. Every care has been taken to combine efficiency in navigation with the safety of passengers; the equipment of the vessel includes gyro compass, apparatus, submarine signalling direction finding gear, and motor lifeboats fitted with wireless tele- 12graphy. There are twenty sets of

quadrant type davits, with an eleg.... tric boat control for each set. The steering gear is of the electri hydraulic typo with pumps and motors in duplicate, and under full control from the bridge. Accom- modation for the Marconi wireless equipment is provided by the dumtay funnel. The top of the fun. nel being open, and the aerial being 10 fitted on the roof of the cabin in- side, permita uninterrupted recep- 101tion of wireless signals for direction

fading.

Air. Reduction Allied Chemical and

Dye

521 American Con ................. 37) American

Telegraph

and Telephone

991

American Tobacco "B" 633

87

03)

Auburn...

*371

881

Borden Company

201

Canadian Pacific

13)

Consolidated Gas of

New York

441

43)

Drugs, Inc.

3o

33

Du Pont de Nemours 201

28)

Eastman Kodak ........ 42).

43)

General Electric General Foods General Motors........................ International

13

14

24

23

91

Harvester 16) International Tel, and

Tel. Liggett & Myers. "B" 501. Loew's Inc.

201

31

01

.:

201

Pacific Gas & Electric 238 Pennsylvania Railway 101 Radio Corporation ... Sears Roebuck Standard Oil Co. of

New Jersey Socong-Vacuum Corp. 10 Union Carbide and

201

10

8

164

131

291

10

Carbon

187 Union Pacifig ....... 413 United Aircraft and

101

431

Trans.

∙112 United States Steel 971 Westinghouse E. & M. 2

271 921

LONDON 'EXCHANGE

RATES

[REITISH WIRELESS SERVICE}

Paris Now, York Montavideo Brussels Geneva

Ragby, July 28. 80 11/10 3.50)

4,03

Amsterdam

Milan

25.32) 19.1/32 8.72) B0 14.77

197/18

18.55

Berlin

Stockholm

Copenhagen Bombay

Shanghai Hong Kong

Yokohama

Silver, spot ...... Silver, forward.

EXCHANGE.

1/01 1/80/32

1/31 1/81. 171

17.3/10

CLOSING QUOTATIONS."

July 2018213

On London :—

Telegraphic Transfer... 1/3] Bank Billa, on demand 1/3} Bank Bills, 4 month

OR

of Lewis's, the firm having promised. to provide, among other things, a mannequin parade, and fabrics On have been olitained as gifts: from manufacturers. "

Prizes are to be offered for the ON cotton frocks made by members of

sight ...............

INDIA IN THE "GOLDEN

AGE

(Continued from Pape' 1.)

·

PRESIDEN

LIN

SAILING

Weekly Sailings Transpacific

To San Francisco, Los Angeles & New York.

via Panama

To Seattle and Victoria

Fortnightly sailings on Tuesdays.

Fortnightly akilings on Saturdays *

Aug. 18 Pren. Taft..." * ...Aug. 30 I'rea. Jefferson...

Aug, 29:- Bept. 3

Pres. Jackson Aug, 10 am. Pras. Cleveland ...........: Aug. 6, 1km Pree. Maskinlay Pres. Grant an

ROUND TRIP FARES TO EUROPE & AMERICA,

Direct Special through rates to Europe via United States. comavolions with all Atlantas Hass. Choice of rail lines merasa United States and Canada, liberal stop-over privileges for sight-seeing, Full particulars upon application.

Fortnightly via Suez to Europe & America

Fortnightly sailings on Sundays via Manila, Straits, Colombo, Bombay, Suez Canal, Alexandria, Naples, Genoa, Marseillos, New York and Boston.

63.00.

From. Hayes...Aug. 7

Pres; Monroe

Free, PierosymommAug. 31 Prox, Van Burka

..

TO MANILA

Next Sailing.

Sept.

***** Sept. 18

Pres. Cleveland July 30, 6 m

Fres. Hayounum umAng.. 7 Prea. MoKinley

Aug. 9

Pros. Taft...... Pres. Pierce

Aug.13

Connecting with 8.8. MATON To CEBU, ILOILO, ZAMBOANGA.

The

DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES AMERICAN MAIL LINE

CANTON BRANCH, SHAKER STREET.

PASSENGERS.

Departures,

following passengers left

Hong Kong yesterday by the E press of Canada for Vancouver via ports:-Mr. R. J. Angus, Mr. W.

CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

Optional Cargo will be landed, un

steamer's arrival.

Archer, Mr. C. 6. Agnew Mr. THE Steamship

"ECOTSCRAIG Belsjoe, Mr. Merton Brown, having arrived, Consignees of Cargo polting more speedy acquiescence, Alisa M. Beresford, Mr. W. Black, are, hereby notified that their Goods but of securing the more ready wood, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Butchar are being landed and placed at their means of subsistence for the troops, and family, Mr. O. M. Builivant, risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon If any resistance was offered the Mrs. M. J. Cohen, Mr. G. 8. Coffey, Wharf and Godown Company's godowns ripe crops were swept from the Mr. and Mrs. K. Chun, Mias E. at Kowloon, where delivery can be fields the villages were wantonly Chen, Mr. and Mrs. Q. T. Cher, obtained as the Goods are inded. fired and destroyed, nothing was Mr. K S. Chen, Mrs. L. H. Chen,less Notice has been gives prior to allowed to remain but the bare Miss D. Caswell, ir. and Mrs. walls of the houses, and it frequent Chen Tax Cheng, Mr. Chan Long

No claim will be admitted after the ly happened that every acre of land Lin, Mr. and Mrs. R. Campor and goods have inft the godowns and all was left bare, and every hamlet family. Mrs. T. E, Chang, Mr. J. goods remaining in godownı undeli reduced to a heap of smouldering Chang, Mr. G. K. Chuang, Miss H. vered after 4 p., on Friday, August ruins,

The operations of these Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. C. Chung, 5, 1932, will be subject to rent. plunderers went on until the burst Lt. Col. and Mrs. H. C. Downing, All broken, ehafed and damaged ing of the monsoon drove then Miss W. Dyer, Rev. and Mrs. P. goods are to be left in the godowns back to the Deccan, when, says A. Eakin and family, Miss B. Fita- where they will be examiced on Thurs the historian a deceitful calm patrick, Mr. Finner, Mr. J. Gub-day, August 4, 1987, by our Surveyors, succeeded; the fall of the rain bay, Mr. 8. D. Goldstein, Miss H. Meas. Anderson & Asae.

All claims must be presented in brought back the cheerful green; D. Goldstein, Mr. H. B. Gallop, and the beautiful province of Miss Ruth Gill, Miss Gahat, rwriting on or before August 28, 1832,

otherwise they will not be recognized. Gujarat, which, for hundreds of F. Grose, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hart

No insurance whatever will be effect miles, may vie with the finest parks ford, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hum-

ed on cargo landed in the godownR of the nobles of England, was phreys, Mr. Kee Cheong, Miss C. Bills of Laling will be countersigned clothed in all its natural beauties Hyndman, Miss K. Hyndman, Mr. by by rapid verdure and luxuriant and Mrs. Ho Bing Chan, Mr. G. THE DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE. [2420 vegolation. Tranquility seemed to Heyaser, Mr. C. V. Jensen, Mr. E. Hong Kong, July 29, 1932. reign where, a short time before, Jennings, Mr. Y. M. Eam, Mrs. nothing was to be, soen but per: Ko Po Sun, Mr. S. 8. Kwan, Mrs. petual skirmishing; murder and K. S. Kwan, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. G. Smith, Miss M. Borby, Mr. Sin robbery in open day; caravana Kwok, Mrs. B. Lauritsen, Mr. L. Fan Cheong, Miss L Stone, Mrs. pillaged even when strongly escort T. Lyman, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Lau, Sing Kyan Wong Wo, Mr. P. M. ed and villages burning or desert-Miss Lau, Master K. Lau, Mr. Smith, Mrs. V. Beripochnicoff, Mr. Leong Tam, Shoe, Mr. Las Kin, S. V. Taai, Mr. T. t. Taoi, Mrs. Truly an idyllic picture; here wo Mr. W. P. Lam, Miss P. K. Lam, H. Y. Tza, Mr. and Mrs. Tso Kai see the normal methods in vogue Mr. Lau Chung Wo, Mr. Lee Shelsing, Mrs. W. Tse, Miss I. Turner, among Hindu rulers in order to Foo, Mra. Lau She, Mrs. D. G. Mr. Tung Quai Po, Capt. and Mrs. collect revenus from the peasantry, McAvoy, Miss M, Manuk, Miss J.S. Taylor, Mrs. Van B. Thompson, and it is to those that Congress, Meadown, Mr. Ng Yue Tang, Miss Miss Teople. Mr. M. C. Watkins, presumably yearns to return, M. Nind Mr. H. C. Pim, Mr. J. Mr. P. I. Wong, Mr. G. Wombwell, Times of India.

Pitman, Mr. R. Phooo, Mrs. E. 8. Mr. Wao Kui Sang, and Mr. Yam Peyton, Mr. W. J. Riddiford, Miss Woo Wa..

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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD HAMBURC-AMERIKA LINIE

BREMEN

FAR EASTERN MAIL PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE

THROUGH BOOKINGS TO AMERICA via EUROPE AND EUROPE AMERICA, BOOKINGS AROUND THE WORLD.

LLOYD THROUGH BOOKINGS TO LONDON: Cabin Class only.

BREMEN

....(NDL) M.STRAVE"

(NDL) 8,8. "ALLER"

BAILINGS

TO EUROPE

81st July

81st July. 11th Aug.

DESTINATION

HAMBURG

HP

Genos, B'lona, L'bon, R'dam, H'burg, B'men: G'oa, Mar, O'blanca, L'don, R'dam, El'burg, Bremen Tripoli, Mar, Oman, Havre, B'dm, H'burg. B'mon Genoa, Rotterdam, Hamburg-

Crodita, 4 months

sight PARIR:

1/41

NORD

DEUTSCHER

Bank Bills, on demand $75

Credits, 4 months' sight 615

On

Naw-YOII;----

Bank Bille, on demand 231

Credits, 60 days' sight. 238 BOMBAY :- Telegraphie Tracefor Bank, on demand ... CALORTIA Telegraphio Transfer

ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE

Jesk

BAILINGS TO NORTH CHINA & JAPAN.

....(NDL) 8.8.TRIER”

-Bank, at sighTM

847

(76)

ON MAXIZA--On. demand........ 46 On SindiPORN!*** *** Ön demand

· 652-

OR BATAVIA:On demand. 561 On Harto 0

(HAL) MESAUERLAND 30th July(NDB) 8.8, “ALSTER". 9th Aug... (NDL) M.S. "HAVEL" 11th Aug... (HAL) M.S. "MUENSTERLAND" 18th Aug...(HAL) M.8. LEVERKUSEN" NDL Hongkong/New Gaines service: 8.8. NORDEUTSCHER LLOYD MELCHERS & CO., Agents,

...... 19th Aug.

7th Sept.

7th Sept.

17th Sept.

Genos, Barcelona, B'dam, Hamburg

the-association-at-a-taximum-cost Bank, on-demand

of no more than 7s. for women and. On. SmaxgKAT 2--- 38, for children.

TSANG FOOK PIANO The fete will be opened by Lady On TOKOMAMA

COMPANY,

8, Des Voeux Road, Central,

(Entrance Ice House Street) Telephone 24843.

Hurst, and the new Cotton Queen On demand (Miss Marjorie Knowles) has prom- ised to attend.

LI.D: CERTIFICATES:

Of the Societe Internationale de Placements, Basle. (Local agents Messrs. Gooke and Co.),

Thursdays (July 98) official quotation in Basle., £2 138, ad.

-On-demand··

O Bargar:~On domand On BaxUMOK S—

On demand- Boyzistans, Bank's Bu

£ Queen's Building, Tel. 26378.

JEBBEN & CO., Shamoen, B.C.

Mar, O'blancs, 'don, Rotterdam, H'burg, Bremen Genos, Marseilles, R'dam, H'burg.

BREMERHAVEN" 26th September, 1982 to BABAUL and ports.

HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE JEBSEN & CO., Agents,

10, Poddler Street, Tel. 26001.

CANTON: AGENTS:

CARLOWITZ & CO., Blakes Road.