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ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE CHINESE ENGINEERING AND MINING Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN THE UNITED' KINGDOM.)

8% FIRST MORTGAGE DEDEN- TURES (KAILAN BONDS). TWENTIETH DRAWING

the

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, in conformity with the conditions endorsed upon the Debon tures, the undermentioned Numbers of Debentures of the total value of £24,000 were drawn on the THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1939, at Offices of the Company, No. 3, London Wall Buildings, in the City of London, in the presence of WALTON "FITZJAVES TURNER, one of the Directors, ALFRED WILLIAM BERRY, Secretary of the Company, and NICASIO ROBERT JAUHALDE, of 9, Bishopsgate, London, E.D., Notary Public.

The said Debentures will be paid off at Par on the 3187 DECEMBER, 1932, at either of the following places:-

IN LONDON: At the Offices of the

Company, No.

3, London

Wall Buildings, E.C.2;

31936 31883 92034 32040 32002 32070 32008 39110 32373 39433 32446 32103. 32533 32596 39305 39875 32000 32060, 33041-33089 33113 33138 33140 33377

HONG KONG I ADVERTISEMENTS.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

DARTICULARS & CONDITIONS 33380 33420-33523 33330 33588 33808 PART Sale by Public Auction

33623 63726 33709 33607 33825 33833 33872 33001 -33040. 34000 34004 34020 34048 34055 34087 34203 34223 34237 34207 34359 34449 34477 31530-34811 34769 31783 34705 31904 31830 34871 36016 33041-35057 35095 35100 35201 35235 35271 35361 35159 35362 35492 35520 35041 35670 23800 35726 35738 35707 38569 35803 30008 38038 30153 30181 36904 36329 20:340 30305 38147 30550 38570 33703 36707 36721 33760 36784-30788 36823 36038 38907 37012 37023 87083 37181 37190 37520 37275 37921 37360 37480 37491 37610' 37502 37507 37668 37028 37664 37701 37753 37774 37780 37807 37815 37858 37870 37889 37887 38011 38032 38111 38183 38230 38289 38348 38-425-38457 38595 38000 39077 88765 38781 38770 38880 30030 30176 39218 30241 30955***

The 'drawn Debentures, with Cou pans Nos. 42 to 60 attached, must be left four clear days for examina tion.

By Order,

ALFRED W. BERRY,

::

Secretary,

Countersigned

N. R. JAURALDE,

Notary Public.

IN BRUSSELS; At the Offices of the 3, LONDON WALL BUILDINGS,

Local Board, 13, rue Brede-

rode, Brussels;

IN CHINA: At the General Offices

of the Company, Tientsin.

6 Bonds of £500 Each, Numbered:

219 100

8

18

2

- TOT

312 691 910 995 004-1024

999

LONDON, E.C.2.

3rd November, 1032,

NOTICE: The following Deben- ture Bonds drawn at previous draw- ings have not yet been redeemed and

to be held on MONDAY, the 9TH DAY of JANUARY, 1933, at 8 pm, at the Offoes of the Public Works Depart ment, by Order of His ExcLENGY TES GOVERNOR, of One Lot of OROWN LAND at Ma Tau Chong, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 76 year, with the option of renewal ates Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of His MAJESTY Tax Koro, for one further term of 75 years.~*

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

Kowloon Inland Lot - No. 3087

Tam Kang Road.

Registry No!

Locality.

No. of t

G.

Boundary

Measure

mente.

་;

As per

salo plan

About

1,619

Square foot.

Contente in

Ranta!. Anonal

**Upset Price.

120

1153

7,208

PUBLIC AUCTION, DARTICULARS & CONDITIONS

should be presented for payment PARTICE Bale by Pablic Auction to

without delay:

be held on MONDAY, the 9TH DAY of JANUARY, 1933. at 3.2.x., at the Ofiows of the Public Works Department, NOR, of One Lot of CROWN LAND by Order of His EXCELLENT THE GOVER at Shamshuipo, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 year, commencing from 1st July 1898 THE CHINESE ENGINEERING & with the option of renewal ata Orown Beat to be fred by the Surveyor of His MINING COMPANY, LTD.

MAJESTY THE KING, for one further term (INCORPORATED IN TER UNITED

of 24 years loss the last three day KINGDOM)

thereof.

70 Bonds of £100 Each, Numbered:

£20 Bonds Numbered:- 621

653, 4069 615 548

7447 7527 10783 11210 13850 468

854 727 803

903 15011 20077 81579 21586 21590 21593 110921606 21609 21613-21624 21631 21833 3071 1624 1045 21638 21071 22083 24227 30470 38963 1170 1100 1379 1390

1870 1083 38988 1801 1904 1756 1792

2631 2652 2184

2466 2481 $444 2760 2775 2780 993 9871 2882 2800 2894 2036 2030 2052 2977 3088 3071 2090 3001 3024 3035

3299 3083 3095 3100 .3204 3285

-3540 3575 3350 3413 3447 3477 3670 2679 3674 3757.

4785

4313 4337

725 Bonds of £20 Each, Numbered: 3812 3895 3852 3882.3002 3905 3055 -40054908 4307

4819 4752 4460 4518 4579 1005

4898 4003 4910 4883 4841

5027 5070 5138 6025 4093 4979

1950 5311 5384 8359 5184. 5215

1035 5659 5394 5013 6458 5513

5758 5764 5808 5822 5678 5736

5865 5587 5595 5930 6895 8835

6526 6703 6130 €108 0469 6188

6815 6841 8711

6705 6909 0730 0852 0871 6993 0900 7003 7214

7226

P

6% FIRST MORTGAGE DEBEN. TURES (KAILAN BONDS), DAYMENT of the HALF-YEARLY INTEREST due on IT JANUARY, 1983, will be made on Presentation of Coupon No. 41 at any of the undarnientioned Banks, vis. HONOXOND AND SHANGHAI

BANKING CORPORATION. CHARTERED

BANK OF

INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA.

BANQUE DR

7978 7385 7418 7490 7460

-7087 - 7613 76217023 370 L'INDO-CHINE. 7500 7357 7033 7738 7703 7799 78957848) 8184 8214 7882 7026 7005 8147 8237 8240 - 9353 8373 8449 816)- 8178.8480 8502 8544 8016 8807

8752 8840 8905 8881 9110 9135 9515 9194 1282 9437 0167 9147

9730 9735 9798 0819 .0832 9577

·9828 9876 0016 0037 10007 10082 10172 10338 10343 10354 10185 10460 10479 10182 10519 10577 10004 10020

Bangun Belan pour

L'ETRANGER.

At Tientsin, Shanghai

or

Hong Kong

Tientsin and Hong Kong only.

Tientsin and Shanghai only.

The Internt, les Income Tax st·5/- in the £, will be

Ox £20 DESENTURES: Per Coupon (Gross) Lees Tar at 5/- in the 8

1. No. of Sale |

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

Registry No.

Locality.

Now Kowloon Inland

Lot No. 2018.

Janation of

Road and

Chaung the Wan

Poplar Street

***

a d' 12. 0. 3,0.

9. 0.

Q.

Net Amount Payable £100 DEBETURA Per Coupon (Gross) La Tax at 5-in the

15, 0..

Net Amount Payable £2. 3. 0.

ON 2500 DasENTURES 1 –

Roundary

Measure

monta.

As per

ssle plan,

1991-orang

A bast

Contents in

12,210

48,440.

Hental:

· | ́Upest Price

སྨྲ

(164

B.

PUBLIC AUCTION

FINANCIAL NOTES FROM LONDON

EXPORT TRADE DEPRESSION

(Special Air-Mail Service),

The output of a single large mill may be as much as 810 sacka per Hour or 1,500,000 sacks annually. A "aack is netually two bags of 140 lbs each.

B.A.T. DIVIDEND

At a meeting of the directors of the British American Tobacco Co., it was decided to recommend the payment on January 18 of a final dividend for the year ended Sep- tember 30, 1939, of 8d per £1 of. Ordinary stock (free of British in come tax). The final dividend was the same for the previous year.

LONDON, Decmber 19.

Michael Samuel, Sir Arthur 15.P., formerly Financial Secretary to the Treasury, in a speech at the

The not profits for the year, after annual dinner of the Bath Chamber of Commerce, said that although it deducting all charges and expenses was hecessary to restore agriculture for management, etc., and provid- to prosperity the complete solutioning for income-tax for the year, are of Britain's problems did not lie in £8,438,953; against £5,334,148 for the. the prosperity of agriculture only previous year." If every aquare inch of the whole surface of these islands were cul- tivated, "still not enough could be produced to feed and clothe half the

population.

Oversco, trade was therefore in dispensable. There was an abund. ance of oversea food and raw materials which Great Britain need- an abundance of ed; there wan manufactured goods in Britain waiting to be sent abroad in ex- change. But the oversea producer of food and raw material could not make a living by trading the products of his labour against manufactures in Britain becaus the latter were too dear.

Over-production Not Due to

Machinery.

After paying the Annd dividend, amounting to £788,002, the carry- forward will be £1,980,741. For the year 1932-33, the directors have de cided to pay on January 16 next an interim dividend of 40d, per £1 Ordinary stock. A similar interim payment was made in January last.

BRITISH GOLD FOR US.

Underwriters at Lloyds and the marine insurance companies were advised of shipments of gold amounting to £9,000,000 to be trans ported to the United States, on De- cember 16. These are part of the instalment of our debt to America. The five vessels carrying this con- signment are:-The Majestio, De- oember 21, £2,400,000; the Lanens- Sir Arthur dismissed over-protrin, December 24, £1,500,000; the ation due to machinery and in Mauretania, December 23, £2,000,- ventions as the cause of the malady, 000; the Britannic, December 31,

He said and said they should not look to £8,300,000; and the Aurania, De the dominating factor. that those who told them that there tariff walls or monetary policy as cember 31, £800,000.

was over-production and also said they could raise world prices of raw materials overlooked the fact that higher prices would increase a production which they told them was already excessive."

Wholesale prices of primary pro- ducts could only be raised be, in- creased demand. They-would never they reduce unemployment till faced the unpleasant fact that their manufactured goods were too dear. They shirked the painful necessity of offering their good at lower prices. They themselves did. not fix wage rates in the exporting industries The oversca buyer fixed

them. If British goode were too dear for him he did not buy them. That was why British factories were closed and their work people out of work.

World Price Levels.

They know by experience that it was impossible to raise wholesale world price levels of raw materials except by the law of supply and demand. So, whether they liked it on not, prices of their manufactur ed goods would have to come down, They were too dear in relation to

PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS oversea raw materials, and that of the Gale by Pablie. Aretion to was why their people were unem 23 0.0.be held on MONDAY. the BTH DAY ployable. And that, too, was the main cause why the world price of JANUARY, 1933, at 8 r.M., at ibe Ofices of the Public Works Department, level of raw primary products hol by Order of Hie EXCELLENCY THE fallen heavily. They were not want- GOVERNOR, of One Lot of CROWNed to be made up into manufactur- LAND at Kowloon Tong, in the Colony ed merchandise, or to supply the of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 years, dinner tables of the unemployed commencing from 1st July, 1888, working people, without wages be with the option of renewal at

cause manufactured goods were too Crown Beat to be fixed by the Surveyor dear for the primary producer to of H MAJESTY THE KING, for one farther term of 24 years less the last buy. Thus they arrived at uncha

consumption. That was the vicious. thraa daya therrof.

circle of too dear goods,

Per Coupon (Gross) -215. 0. 0: Less Tax at 6/-in the & 8. 15. 0.. Not Amount Payable £11. 5. 0. Payment will be made in Local Currency at the Demand Buying Rate of Exchange of the Day the Coupon is presented.

· 10636 10874' 10000 10782 10703 10810 10657 10954 11091 11199 11820 112740 11365 11384 11392 11438 11443 11516 11581 176377 11840 11743 11854 11925 11053 11971 15044 12083 12148 12178 12100·12283,19337 12387 12437 12681 12000 19712 12807 19811-12870 12981 ::13057 13085 13092 13160 13170 13207 13303 13634 13053 13600 13710-13723 13731 13764 13834 13839 13878 14010 14032 14993 14178 14207 14295. 14233 14245 14257 14975 14289 14300 14320 14348 14380 14300 14503 14819 14719 14700 14805 14898 14000 14929 15183 15314.15326 15401 15453 15469 15509 15520 15540 15550 15556 15855 18743 15770 15809 15834 15842 15052-16078 10004 10082 10010 18127 16144 10488 15610 16872 18843 16848 10658 16081 18765 16769 18820 18884 16917 16997 17027 17043 17076 27117. 171284 17162 17176 17329 17366 17363 17433 17451 17483 17831 17623 17625 17854 17897 17953 17975 17989 18095 1811418157 18241 18273. 18413 18498 18507 18539 16501 18583 18786 16792 16847 18950 18872 18891 18930 18054 18082 78094 10019 19081 19149 1918 19103 19275

19300 19407 19-420 19483 19601 19023

19650 19673 19710 19729 19736 18810 20000 20010 90059 20112 20170 20298 20268 20277 20288 20444 20467 20617 20811 20653 90680- 20749 20747. 20773 20970 21027 2108 21150 21176 31231, 21240 21232 21200-21352 21302 21470 21432 21607 21542 21884 2160821820 21857 21608 21707 21799 21870 21800 21607 21884 22159 22203 22257. 22310 22335 22372 77303 22410 22417 22435 92470 29306 29628 22565 22693 22603 22609 92038 22038 22876 22767 22365 42874 92808 23124 23220 23244 23954 23388 23431-93484 23652 23553 23562 23743 23973 23075 24033 24137 94183 24911 24391 24333 24392 24460 24403 24483-24501 24505 2460224085 '24603 94770-24838. 21:40 24000 21956 24081 25151 25187 28953-25825 20513 25638′′ 25606 25657 25090 28710. 25767: 25780 25834 25890, 20015 26049 -26062 28063. 26102:261764913 20241 20302. 28306 26320 28341 28405-20478 28478 20/18 98594 26529 91650 26562 20506. 20010

28834 26687 263965 26763 26909 27000

27831 27850 97066 97807 27814

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By Order,

THE. KAILAN MINING ADMINISTRATION,

·E. J. NATHAN,

General Manager."

NOTICE.

[147

DELIVERY Order No. 40727 iazued by the Nippon Yusen Kaisha 00vering one case Toilet Paper ete.

markad

T.O

No. 261=1 Case.

shipped from Kobe per sa, "Atsuka Maru destined for port of Hong Kong dated 23rd December 1838 (original only) has been lost and the same is considered null and void.

THURUTANI & CO. LTD.

Prince's Building."

MACAO PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.

NOTICE

2930

No. of Bale.

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT." -

New Kowloon Registry No.

Inland Lot No. 2014.j

Castle Peak Road. Junction of

Locality.

and Yen Chou St.

Boundary

Measure

menta.

N. 6. E.W

As per

salo pian.

BURTO

Bantal

About

5,184

Square foot.

10,368

«- Į Upset Price

PARTNERSHIP.

S

7185

GREAT MILLING MERGER

The offer which was made to the shareholders of the Associated Lon- don Four Millers, Ltd, on Decem ber 3, has now become absolute through the requisito acceptance and the control of this 1 million Pound company will pass Messrs. J. Rank, Ltd., whose name

to

was previously undisclosed. Mesara. Bank and their associated com panies own or control a large num her of four milla in all parts of the British Isles. Their own mem- moth mills are situated at Victoric Dock, London, and also at Hüll Birkenhead and Barry Dock, and

the capital of the company, which

January 1st, 1983, Mr. H.. is still a private limited one, is Whereby notify that as from Goldsmith, M. L STRUCT. E., M. T. 4. | £4,206,500. & DY. E.; bar been admitted as a part-

net in our firm;

D

DENISON, RAM & GIBES," Architects and Civil Engineers.

BRITISH MUNICIPAL COUNCIL, TIENTSIN.

No Monopoly,

The merger of the London com [149pany, which is itself & combine of seven milling concerns in London and environs with the great com bine represented by Messrs Rank does not create a monopoly in four ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. milling in London. Apart from Spillers, Ltd., the other great mill Council hereby invites aping combine, which owls Messrs. +plication from Brittal subjects – Vernon & Sons Millennium”- for the past of Engineer and Manager mills at Silvertown, page are over dozen independent firms includ of its Electricity Department. 1

The salary offered is 800.00 ing McDougallk, Ltd., Hovis, Ltd Tientsin currency per month and Sir Herbert Brown's millat

Tower Bridge and Croydon, Application should slats age, or qualifextions and experiepoo and Mr Joseph Rhak, who isir should be forwarded, Logetliar with a multi-millionaire is nearly eighty Ho commenced on his own account in a windmil signed forthwith. copies of testimonials, to the under-years of res

Hüll and shortly afterwards als By Order

ed his neighbours by installing a steam engine. The modern flour

intricate mac for clann

bing un open the wheat berry? ducing it to flour in grad thus av

Sale of a quantity of obsolete and unserviceable goods-con- sisting of household and paral equipments, typewriters, iron-tools, 27129 27223 21284 27308 87420 27430 temsila, tuckincs, 2 motor-boats, 27448 27478 37690 27542 278147843 ateamaunob, et ets, will be held on 27847-27898-37380 28005 28035 28085 Saturday, the 14th day of January 28943 28511 26340 28860 38060 26730 the Public Works Department, Bus 28121 28199 28216 28988 28368 28137 1988, at 10 am in the preminal of 28791 98810 28850 2880728950 28957 do Campo, Macao 28050 23060 20076 20100 20156 201714 list of these goods is available 29224 20233-90234 29240 29248-29350 at the above-mentioned Department daily, where 20433 29462 26810 29633 29635 29880 from 10a.m. to

ing the anle 20712997163085 2280630060 20001 all particulars conce 30237 30874 30207 8030230307 033 can be objasn 39404 30421-30484 30495 30589J060n

MARIO CAMPOS NERY, 30797-3073930613, 30905 30903-30968.

30985 3099681013-37014 31035 731039

31056 3117781341 31356 31384 31365

The Secretar

1982

31370-31410431432 31461 31489 31473 Macao, 27th Decemb 31622 8156731500 31678 31843471505

MS FIFFE

Council Boom

HEITISH MUNICIPAL COUROLL Tientin 2nd December

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ted

Escape The Chest-Crushing

Coils

Bronchitis, with its awful suffocating bold on the chest, bronchial asthma, persistent cough and other chronic chest diseases are now successfully treated by Peps Liquid_medicines swallowed into the stomach never touch the real evil.

Bronchitis

eps treatment has been evolved THE

on the principle that just as the garms of chest and lung disease are freathed in so the remedy must be breathable If it is going to search out and destroy them. (k

*** Papa are a tene breathe-akle medicine and as these, bandy tablets dissolve in the mouth, the chest strengibouing and germ-hilllog fomes they give" off, are Brestbed deep into the lungs. Inflamma tion, soreness or any fretation. In threat and bronchisis is quickly southad-by

Pope. Hard, stringy phlegm fo the n tubes is tocened and expelled, and the dreadful cough and suffocating tightnove of chest an overconda once and for sile Peps are Invainable not only for treatment of stubborn bronchial ailments. but for coughs and colds.

aight

chills, sors throat, laryngitin, ates of Pape is the surset safeguard against plauriny pneumonie and other gave lung weaknesses arising from neglected molds and chills, - *fits

PEPS

Chest-Strengthening Tablets

Johnnie Walker-to put a man in higher humour, to bring to light his better self to stimulate the jaded, to mollify the angry, to set at ease the shy to give grace to the simple party, and warmth to the frigid function. Can it be wondered at that Johnnie Walker has become the embodiment of hospitality and the one right drink to offer at all times ? -

JOHNNIE WALKER

Born 1820 — still going strong

Sole Agents for China

Caldbeck, Macgregor

Shanghai