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BHANGHAI TAILOR

Ice Home Street

(Special Air-Mail Service).

MR. BENNETT AND THE SCOT ON THE

U.S.

Denial of Trade Pact to Supersede Empire Agreement

(Special Air-Mail Service)

SPOT

Sir Robert Horne's Story At B.I.F. Luncheon

MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCE

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tries Fair at White City, London.

K.C.'S 10-DAY SPEECH IN £48,000 CASE

PROLONGED HEARING OF

RADIO LAWSUIT

(Special Air-Mail Service)

London, March-7-A case which lasted 43 days when it was originals) ly heard in the King's Bench Divi- sion,, and has already cost £90,000, reached the tenth day's hearing in the Court of Appeal before Lords Justices Scrutton, Greer, and Stesser yesterday.

It is estimated that the addition. costa, in connection with the ap- peal will amount to more than £10,000,

Loddon, March 7.-Capt G. 2. Thomson, O.B.E., who is chief of the staff to Admiral Sir Frederick' Dreyer has had a distinguished ca rear since he entered the Britannia

London, as a cadet in 1901. Nearly 30 years

March 7-Speaking of the over ngo, 19 midshipman

the Atlantic telephone ko Hyacinth, he was present at the the Evening Standard from his

London, March 7-Sir Robert capture of Illig during the Somali home in Ottawa. Mr. R. B. Banett, Horne counted a personal e land operations. In passing for lieu- the Canadian Premier, indignantly perience of his in Rangoon when tenant he took five "first" and speci- denied the report that he had speaking yesterday at a luncheon alized in submarines. For service opened discussions with Mr. of the Scottish National Develop- with these craft during the War Roosevelt with a view to concludment Council at the British Indus- he was made O.B.E. His talenting a trade pact with the United as & linguist is shown by the fact States, and that he was planning that he is a qualified interpreter is a personal visit to Washington, « Danish, Dutch, French, and Ger- man. In 1921-23 he was the re- presentative at the Admiralty of

"There is not a word of truth in the President, Naval Inter-Allied

These stories" are Commission of Control. He after either rumour.

"I should think that prob ably Scotsmen wards commanded submarine K 26, merely the invention of men actuated

personally look after their business in more parts then the largest in the world, and by their own political outlook."?,

was informed of of the world than does any other was staff officer (operations) with Mr. Bennett Admiral Sir Henry Oliver in the extracts from a report published race. They have, with their native Atlantic Fleet. He studied at the in A Londen newspaper which caution, always believed that no Imperial Defence College during speak ofan unostentatious (if business was well run where you th return. or anncellation

not secret) visit to Washington" weren't looking after it yourself. 120,000, £1 shares. of a far-reaching trade pact and credits Mr. Bennett with the intention of getting in" before bir Raussy MacDonald reaches Washington for the projected war debts discussion.

1928, and has since commanded the First Submarine Flotilla, Mediter ranean, and the Submarine Depot at Gosport.

THE FIRST DESTROYER. FLOTILLA

Mr. Bennett said :-

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There was no part of the earth's surface to which one might travel, said Sir Robert, where a Scotsman would not be found engaged in his business..

Too Expensive.

The appeal is by Radiovisor (For- eign and Colonial), Ltd., from a judgment of Mr. Justice Lawrence, and Sir William Jowitt, K.O., has boon ten days opening it. He has not yet conluded his speech

Last November the Judge dismiss ed with costs an action by the Radiovisor Company against Radio visor Parent, Ltd., of Little Russel Street, for £200,000 damages and

of

Misrepresentation and damage was denied by Radiovisor Parent, Ltd., and Mr. Justice Lawrence hald in their favour.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE HONG KONG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

LIMITED.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS...

HE Sixty fourth Ordinary Gan- Tral Meeting of Shareholders

will be held at the Olions of the undersigned on Monday, the 10th April, 1933, at NOON, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the General Managers, together with a statement of Accounts for the year ended the 31st December, 1832

The following Resolutions will also be submitted to the Meeting

(1) "That as from the lat day of

"January, 1933, the remuners "tion of the Consulting Com

'mittee be increased from *$16,000 to $24,000 per annum." (2) "That as from the 1st day of "January, 1933, the remunera: #tion of the Auditors be raised

from $1,950 to $1,500, per "annum for each Firm."

The Share Register and Transfer Books will be closed from the 27th March, to the 10th April, 1933, both days inclusive.

JARDINE MATHESON & CO., LTD., General Managers, The Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd, Hongkong, 20th March, 1833

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HONG KONG & SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

No. 57/495 dated Hong Kong 20th February, 1922 for Four shares of this Bank numbered 127041/127044 jnclusive registered in the name of LU A SU haa benn Lost or Stolen, and should this certificate not be produced to the Bank before 16th April, 1833, & new and the aforesaid Provisional Certift- certificate for the shares will be issued,

cate No. 57/495 will be thereafter treated by this Corporation as Null and Vold.

Radiovisor (Foreign and Coloni- "I recall to-day in my ownal), Ltd., alleged misrepresentation mind a shop in Rangoon to which in the disposal of the foreign previous Cortikoste I went to buy some shirts. While nights in a splenium light bridge, the assistant was serving me the their case being that the bridge did obvious proprietor came along and not yet fulfil a representation that Canada, and U.B.

seid in a real Glasgow accent, it was commernally capable of mam The article regards Mr. Bennett Oh, we've got a far better line production. London, March 7-With the aras having been forced by the than that, but maybe it will be too (Laughter.) rival of the Delight, Lieutenant-pressure of hard facts to realise expensive for you.'

"I said, Sir Robert added, Commander F. Douglas-Watson, at that the United States is the Portland, the last three of "D" natural Canadian market,

When did you come from Scot olaas destroyers are at this base that there is no substitute for it land 1 He answered, I have to complete their trials, the other inside or outside the Empire. beon 4 years here. How did you two being the Decor and Duchess." In the auergency, and with come to know I came from Scot On the conclusion of the tests they the opportunity at hand, he is unland 1 I said, I just thought I are to proceed to their home ports likely to be daunted by too high detected a tang of the old accent. to exchange crews with the vessels

regard for the spirit and letter He said, God, I thought I'd lost. they replace in the First Flotilla,

it.'". of the Ottawa agreements," Mediterranean Fleet. The Decoy

Meeting Competition, will turn over her crew to the Mackay, the Delight to the Viva cious, and the Duchess to the Vimiera. The relieved vessels will all join the Reserve Fleet. The five other ships of the "D" class Mr.

Mr. Bennett commented on these statements:

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The following message, received from Sir Godfrey Thomas on be- half of the Prince of Wales, was

"Ho has realised from his ex-

All that has happened is this My minister at Washington saw said:

Roosevelt nod

discussed

ADVERTISEMENTS.

UNION WATERBOAT COM.

PANY, LIMITED. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. THE Twenty Eighth Annual General Meeting of Share'

By Order of the Court of Directors,

V. M. GRATBURN,

Chiel Manager.

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NOTICE.

THE HONG KONG & KHAMBDA DOCK CO., LTD.

OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

Diana Dainty, Daring, Defender, general matters affecting Canada perience in foreign countries and holders will be held in the Offices ofthat the ORDINARY YEARLY

and methods

their producta to

held in the Office of the Company, 2, Queen's Building, Hong Kong, on MONDAY, 27th MARCH, 1933, a Hoon, for consideration of the Direct tors' Report and Statement of Accounts. for the year ending 31st December 1933. ⠀⠀

and Diamond, are already at and the United States. Nothing the Dominions how necessary it is Mesra Dodwell & Co. Ltd., on Malta. The flotilla leader Duncan, more, but some people immediately for British producers to alter their Tuesday, the 5th of April, 1988, at 3 MEETING of Shareholders will be which will complete the group, is jumped to the conclusion that a to commission for trials on March trade agreement was being meet the changing requirements of p.m. for the purpose of receiving the 29 at Portsmouth,

negotiated. Hence these canards. the world, and he notes with great report of the General Manageri There is nothing in them. interest and pleasure that the together with a statement of Ac have no doubt that the question of mauufacturers who are showing in counts to 31st December, 1932.

The Transfer Books of the Com- trade barriers between Canada and all sections of the B.I.F. are un- the United States will be discussed doubtedly doing everything. they pany will be closed from the 28th between us in due course when I can to improve and cheapen their March, to 4th April 1998, both dates cannot say but there is. nothing products. This will help the un inclusive.

employment problem, in which His more to it than that.

Royal Highness fa taking a parti cular personal interest."

RELIEF CREWS FOR CHINA

London, March 7.-The cruisers Vindictive, Captain A. J. Robert- · Ottawa Agreement Stands. son, M.V.O., and Curaces, Captain A. R. Hammick, will leave Ply- "The Ottawa agreement stands. mouth to-day (Tuesday), conveying Nothing can happen to that for reliof crews to small craft on the five years. Nobody in Canada China Station. The following is suggests that there should be any their programme :-

change. We have an Empire agree ment. We are proud of it and we Gibraltar, March 11; Malta,

I have never are sticking to it. March 15-19; Port Said and Suez, heard it suggested here that it March 23 Aden, March, 28-29; should be abrogated in favour of Colombo, April 5-10; Singapore,

a trade pact with America. If we April 15-18; Hong Kong, April 23.

do negotiate trade agreement On arrival Captain' Hammick is with America. it will be subject to to take up the post of Captain the Ottawa agreement. (D)-Eighth Destroyer Flotilla, on board the Keppel, in succession to Captain R. L. Burnett, O.B.E., whe will exchange into the Curaces and return to England in that ship.

جية

THE PORTSMOUTH COMMAND

An unex-

London, March 7, pected vacancy in the dag com rands seems likely to occur later in the year. The Commander is Chief at Portsmouth, Admiral Sir Arthur Waistell, K.C.B., in presu ing a few days ago at the annual meeting of the Royal Sailers Home Club, told his hearers that this would be the last annual meet ing of the club at which he would take the chair as Commander-in Chief

•Cretur.

next.

AFTER-DEATH MESSAGES

SIR O. LODGE AND A "NUISANCE”

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Deny emphatically that I am planning to go to Washingtou.

London, March 7.-The possibili- either openly or secretly, before

MacDonald and the Unitedy that he might be bothered " Kingdom delegation get there. I by messages from this world when have planned no visit to Washing he dies was suggested by Sir Oliver

Lodge, who has deposited toth

"after-death" message with the Society for Paychical Research.

"I do not know," he said "whe. ther seekers for messages from me, when I am in the other world, will have the power to bother me, but, if they think they have, they will cry out for ing to come to them."

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The Ostawi agreement is in no danger. I have nothing more -to-say

mouth and Chatham, viec-admirals were chosen. In his speech on the Navy Estimates on March 7, 1932, the First Lord, referring to the de-"" creased flow of promotion.said that it has been decided to cur tail employment at the top of the officers' list to the extent necessary to ensure an adequate number of vucancies in the interest of officers generally.

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BAGGAGE OF OFFICERS

The Admiralty announce, with referencs

!! Well--that will be a nuisance." Referring to the message, Sir Oliver told me:"It consists, at the heart, of a message that is placed in a sealed envelope. This envelope is placed in a second one. also sealed, and that in a third, and so on.

"Each of these sealed envelopes carries a direction that will seryo as a reminder. But each fresh en- velono is to be opened only at in- tervals,

Hitherto, the tenure of this com- mand has been three years, and as Sir Arthur hoisted his flag on June, 9, 1931, he would in the ordinary conirao have remained on until

"When the right people aro June, 1934: It is now learnt that

to the transport and sitting with the medium; I shall the tenure has been shortened to storage of officers, baggage, that try to give them a message, but two years, but that, in Sir Arthur's Navņi and Marine oficers can, on that may take a little time it may case in ontussion of three months production of the official authority take as long as a year, I shail not has been granted. The scanty for you passage, dotais advantage. Set anything in a hurry. therefore, may be expected to aus rates by employing the follow. The directions on each enve-

time Kūnie in September ing agents T. Cook and Son, Limited, Berkeley Street, W.; Cox There will naturally he much and Kings (Agency), Limited, la therefore, may be expected to Regent Street, Pall Mall, 8.W.1

bigdommanded liflirting sold m Ben Limited

the hine ribbon of the Navy Farringdon Street, I.C4 Grud Next in seniority to Bir Arthur slay and Co., Limited, 34, Parlia Admiral Sir Jolu Kelly, who comment Street, S.W.1; Pickfords, pletes two years as Commander-in-Limited is Great Tower Street ish rhyme, it might be viewed from Chiel, Home Flebt, on Ortuber 8.

and J. D. Hewett and that standpoint alone, unless it and then comes his brother, "Ad-

mited (London only), wefe realised that its value lay in nival Howard Kelly, who

lenhall Street E.0.3. ita agreement with the message I werk is die to be relieved as Cdth

Game – authorized to have already written and secretedi mander-in-Chief, China Biation, de

without anyone being aware of the But it may be recalled that on the

ggage content. last two nocasións, of vacancies in or Gown the home sport common

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lopp are designed to prevent for getfulness about this mbesage of mine. In many cases, there has been such forgetfulness. When the

ego I have written is received thing and people may say it was not worth making a fuss about 7, "Suppose I were to give a child.

problem is this

any danges of thy forget

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The Shars Register and Transfor Books will be closed from the 20th to the 97th March, 1988, both days jaclusive.

By Order of the Board of Directors,

E. COOK

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THE HONG KONG CANTON- & MACAO, STEAMBOAT CO., LTD. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.

THE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEENTE ORDINARY MEETING OF BHAREHOLDERS in the Company will be held at the Ofice of the Company, 1, Queen's sho Building, Victoria, Hong Kong, on Tuesday, the 4th April, 1933, at 11.30 a.m. for the purpose of receiving a Report of the Directors; together with Statement of Accounts, and electing Directors and Auditors

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from Wednesday, the 20th, March, 1933, to Tubéday, the 4th April, 1933 Both- Days, inclusive, during which period NO Transfer of Bhares can bo registered.

By Order of the Board of Directors.

G. E. EILAMS,

Hong Kong, 20th March, 1933,

THE MACAU ELECTRIC LIGHTING QO., LTD.

THE

THE TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from Tuesday the 28th March, 1938, to Wednesday, the 12th April, 1988, both days inclusive, during which period no. Transfer of Shares can be registered.,

By Order of the Board of Directors.

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