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AVERT THROAT TROUBLE.

PEPS PREVENT LARYNGITIS, TONSILITIS AND WORSE DANGERS.

More disenses start in the throat than people ever realise. Infec- tious gerus produce tonsilitis, ins Annimation and consumption of the chest and langs. They rater your system through the mouth and throat.

GOLF

HAPPY VALLEY FOURSOMES DRAW

The draw for the Happy Valley Summer foursomes is as follows:- 'N. Drammond (14) and N. M. Curtin (16) W. Í. Buller (8) and A. Brooksbänk (18).

W. J. Shonton (15) and A. D.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL

U.S. BASEBALL

RAIN INTERFERES WITH

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[REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE.]

GERMAN MONARCHISTS

Rumour of Regency Plan

21, 1933.

THE HONG KONG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

LIMITED.

Extraordinary General Meeting

GREEN ISLAND CEMENT CQ., LTD.

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NOTICE.

E have to-day removed our Offices to the National Bank

Building, 8, Des Voeux Road, Central (Entrance Ice House Street), First Floor.

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NOTICE is hereby given that the 44 ORDINARY ANNUAL MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS: NOTICE is hereby given that an

will be held at the Offices of the

TEO & HODGSON. of the above Company will be held at Company, Exchange Building, Des the offices of the General Managers, Voeux Road Central, Vistoria, Hong Hong Kong, 18th April, 1988. Messrs. Jardino, Matheson and Co-Kong, on Tuesday, the 26th day of Berlin, April 13.-Monarchical pany Limited, Pedder Street, Victoris, April, 1933, 82 11.30 am. for the

in the Colony of Hongkong, on

purpose of receiving a statement of Germans, with hopes rising high as Tuesday, the 25th day of April, at accounts and the report of the Direc Adolf Hitler's nazis replace the 19 NOON for the purpose of receiving tors for the year ended 31st December, New Youx, Apr. 10.

a report of the proceedings of an Extru- 1939. RAIN again interferod with the republie's flag with the banners of

reported ordinary General Meeting of the ab ve National and American league the Hohenzollerns, wers

being play-to-day to be well agreed on a plan Company beld on the 10th day of forifier the Phila. to bridge the expected transition April last and of confirming if thought ed. In the

to a monarchy by naming Karl Ed-fit, as Special Resolutions the following delphia-New York encounter was

ward, Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha Resolutions which were passed as abandoned, and in the latter,

Extraordinary Resolutions at the above mentioned meeting namely:-- Boston at Washington, Detroit at a regent. Cleveland and Philadelphia ab New York, were all postponed.

In the only American League played, Lyoans pitched magnificently and shut out St. National League.

curly two Therefore, always watch Drawn (14) v. R. S. W. Paterson your throat and at the least sign (17) and W. Woodward (17). of hoarseness, pain in swallowing.. H. Edmonds (12) and J. M. inflammation take Peps inter- Wilson (17) . E. P. Whitt (15) and tion-killing tableta.

When a Peps tablet is removed H. T. Brooks (17).

G. W. Fooke (18) and A. W. from its silver wrapper and dis! solved in the mouth it gives off Muir (17) u. A. Meindoo (18) and agreeable antiseptic medicaments J. Hutchison (18);

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of a highly volatile nature. These J. L. Adams (17) and P. mingle with the breath, and give Grant (17) . R. C. Law (8) and

W. A. Stewart (10).

all membranes and tissues of the, throat a soothing and gerin-killing

S. A. Bleap (15 and S. T. But- bath. Thus Fep quickly end pain lin (10). E. M. Hanlon (17) and and soreness, hon irritation and C. B. Robertson (11): inflammation, and have a purifying | and invigorating action on whale bronchial system.

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Suck these handy Peps tablets to prevent throat infections which come from germ-laden dust and . foul air. Peps are much better, pleasanter and of more lasting effect than gargles. Take Peps a 我 remedy for coughs, colds, 'laryngitis. bronchitis, infuerza, catarrh, night chills, early-morn- ing cough, and other chest and lung wenknesses, All medicine dealers sell Peps, in handy size hottles. Agents: Messrs. Gilman & Co., Ltd., a Des Voeux Read, Hong Kong.

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M.C.C. CRICKETERS' FAREWELL

Friendly to the naris and an ar dent nationalist, this 49 year-old" British-born nobleman is consider- ed by many ideal for the post.

Once the constitutional changes are made, they would have the duke step aside in favour of Prince Wilhelm Frederick of Prussia, eldest son of ex-Crown Prince Fre derick Wilhelm and namesake of his grandfather, the former kaiser.

This

argue, procedure, they

for the would prevent the race throne from becoming a free-for-all, would take cognizance of the aged ex-emperor's recent renunciation of aspirations for himself and would salve the feelings of the tormer crown prince,

JARDINE ON THE AUSTRA-

There is wide acceptance here- LIANS NEXT VISIT

abouts of reports from Doorn, Hol- J. P. A. Davis (17) and E

Sydney.-A large growd of criesland, which had Wilhelm 11 agree. Thompson (18). D. M. Goodallors and friends gave an enthus ing not to stand in the way of boy (17)

siastic sind-off to the M.C.C. eric of his descendants who might be for the Berlin throne, (17).

keters when they left here in the chosen 8.5. Maunganui for New Zealand. There is equally wide belief that The President of the New South the ex-crown prince, would not be Wales Cricket Association, Mr. as welcome as a ruler as would Green, presented Messrs. Jardine; some other member of the family, Warner and Palairet with cigarette especially his own quiet 26-year-old boxes made of Australian wood, heir. and adorned with the appropriate Australian embleme,

W. A. Weight (13) and J. S. Dykes (13) . J. McKnight (9) and S. D. Kinnaird' (11).

C E. Moore (18) and A. W. Hodges (17) S. Shepheard (18) aul A. V. Baker (18).

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G. T. May (17) and M. Cochrane (15). S. S. Cook (17) and A., McKellar (8).

A. MacFarlane (17) and. E D. Matthews (8) . J. E. Dovey (15) and J. A. R. Selby (8).

F. Lobel (15) and T. R. Chassels (7) C. Whitehead (18) and R. A. Edwards (18).

C. Mycock (16) and A. D. Hum- phreys (10) H. II. Mundy (0) and C. W. F. Booker (6).

The English raptnin, D. R. Jar dme, replying to Mr. Green's re mark. that he did not think some of the counties would favourably view the visit of the next Austra lian team, said: "I cannot speak on behalf of the counties, but dare state that not only the coun tics but the whole of England will always welcome

Australian team, even if they come twice a year."

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take our success in no vainglorious the skill and prowess of your rplen. or boasting spirit, fully recognising did cricketers. It is essential that England and Australia should work together for all that is best and finest in the immortal game of crid ket."-Reuter's Special.

First player manages team, and first pair in each bracket arrange Mr. Warner, in a broadcast fare date, unless otherwise agread, mat-well message to Australia from the ches will be played on last date steamer, Maunganui, said: "We given for each round.

Handicaps have been adjusted and will be used throughout.

1st. Round on or before 7th. May, 2nd Round on or before 21st. May 3rd. Round on or before, 4th June, Semi-final on or before 18th. June, final on or before. 25th June. Ex- tensions may be given by the Com- mittee in case of continued bad wenther. Prizes to winning pair- spoons to runner up.

All matches to be played to a finish unless otherwise arranged be- fore starting. Strokes after 18th hole to be taken as in first round.

́SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB

COMMITTEE'S REPORT ON YEAR'S WORK

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Singapore. The report of the committee of the Singapore Golf Club for the year ended Decembar 31st, 1032, has now been issued. It states:

The income and expenditure for the year shows a deficit of $1,524,27 as against a deficit of 8603.00 in the previous year..

The number of members on the

NEW CONSTITUTION FOR

PORTUGAL

PLEBESCITE REVEALS OVER-

The young prince had been little in the limelight. He manages ous of the family estaten at Seddin and last year took a vacation by visiting the United States, where his bro- ther, Louis Ferdinand, was work ing for Henry Ford.

THE TRANSFER BOOKS of the CLOSED from ompany will be Thursday, the 13th April, 1833, to Tuesday, the 25th April, 1933, both days inclusive.

By Order of the Board of Directors,

ALLAN KEITH,

"(1) That the existing 8,000 shares "in the capital of the Company of "the nominal value of $250 each, "upon which the sum of 100 has Hong Kong 4th April 1933. "been paid up, be divided into 40,000 shares of the nominal value "of $50 each, upon which the sum "of 899 shall be credited as paid ** up.

"(2) That as on and from the 1st "day of July, 1933, the regulations "contained in the printed document "subiuitted to the meeting and for identification "the purpose of "subscribed by the Chairman there "of be approved and adopt d as the "Articles of Association of the "Company, in substitution for, and "to the exclusion of, all the existing "Articles thereof."

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AND NOTICE it also hereby given that in the event of the above men« tioned Resolutions being co-armed as Special Resolutions the Transrer Booke of the Company will be closed from the 25th April, 1933, to the 1st May, 1933, both days inclusive,

Dated the 20th day of April, 1939.

JARDINE MATHESON & CO., LTD, General Managers.

NOTICE.

MILLINGTON, LIMITED

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The Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha A from 31st March, 1933, Mr L. W. Bush is no longer in fits into this frame because he took an active part in the negotiations any way connected with the above between President von Hindenburg firm and the entire management of and Hitler, seeking to reconcile the Company's affairs in South China their views. How well the duke is vested in the undersigned. end his co-worker, Vice Chancellor Franz von Papen, succeeded is evi- danced by Hitler's ascendency.

The duke is a die-hard monarch- right of kings, deeply religious and ist, & firm believer in the diving an uncompromising for

unism. Recently he wrote in the Deutsche Zeitung:

of com-

Millington Limited by their Attorney,

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REMOVAL OF OFFICE,

"People who have lost their be- lief in God are themselves lost. A from the 18th inst, we have removed our Office from St. There is no greater criminality George's Building to 8 Des Voeux than taking their God from a peo-

Road Central; vix, Thi National & ple, and those who suffer the anti-

Commercial Savings Bank Building, religious movement will all go to

at the corner of Ice House Street and Des Voeux Road, entrance in Ice the devil.

Huse Street,

"The fight against the rape of belief in every form is a nationalist fight. It is the highest and most binding duty of the nation."

WHELMING MAJORITY Lisbon, Apr. 10.-The new For tugese Constitution, which is de signed to re-establish a constitu Duke Karl Edward, a grandson tional government and give General of Queen Victoria of Great Bri Carmona a further three years intain, was born at Claremont, Eng power as President, has been adopt-land, July 19, 1884, educated in ed by an overwhelming majority in English schools and was an officer a plebiscite, the result of which was of the Seaforth, highlanders before announced to-day.

coming to Potsdam in 1909 'to starl

Only0,000 out of 1,300,000 electora opposed it. Abstainers were count- nd as supporters of the Govern ment's proposals.

It was the first election in Por- Lugal in which women were allowed to vote....

BUDGET DEFICIT IN FRANCE

a German military career.

of brother, married à.niece of He became duke upon the death the former, Kaiserin, Augusta Vic- toria, and has since looked after his possessions in the 763 square miles of territory comprising his duchies. Socialists say he spent $300,000 on hunting parties in 13

years..

Through marriage of blood the INDEBTEDNESS REDUCED BY duke is related to the reigning

£117,000,000

houses of England, Belgium, Ru- mania and Sweden and to the Spanish royal family. The latest 4,285,000,000 franes in the 1933 of these alliances took place last Budget confronts the Chamber of October when his daughter, Prin- Deputics when it debates the Fincess Sybille, married Prince Gus- ance Bill to-day. The Sinking Fund; tav, eldest son of the crown prince however, accounts for 3,500,000,000 of Sweden. france.

register on December 31st, 1832, Paris, Apr. 11.--A deficit of was 443 active, 16 country and 501 absent members. A year earlier the figures were 434, 19 and 633 respectively.

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The system of co-ordinated han dicaps, approved by the British Golf Unions Advisory Committee, was established during the year between all Singapore golf clubs and is now working smoothly. The thanks of the club are due to Mr. W. P. Douglas for undertaking the duties of district registrar.

A proposal to form a ladies' committee to arrange and control competitions and inter-club matches

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The Government originally aimed

at covering 1,040,000,000 francs, of } Mr. S. Dale of Messrs. Leigh and the deficit by savings and new taxa Orange has reported to the Poldoe tion, but the Finance Commission the loss of & gold watch betweed halved this figure.

Lycemun Villas and the F. & O. The present Government has re- Bank on Wednesday. duced France's in lebtedness by a sum equivalent to £117,000,000.

Dr. H. I. Tsang who is a returned from America, BRAND OF was approved by general meeting, dental surgeon

All ladies now playing over the graduated from the University of EVAPORATED links are registered de associates California with

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Holo Agents: HONG KONG & S. UHINA?“

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WANT ADS

England. Links,

ADVERTISEMENTS:

the degree of HONG KONG ENGINEERING &

CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD. and pay a subscription of 1 per Doctor of Dental Surgery. While month. Affiliations have been se there a, an undergraduate he was cured with the Ladies Golf Union elected to the Epsalon Alpha Dental

Society

to his NOTICE is hereby given that the owing

Eleventh Ordinary Yearly Mess- and the Lady Golfers' Club, both Honour

which should prove of value to scholastic records. After passing ing of Shareholders of the Hongkong lady golfers during their stay in the California Dental State Board Engineering and Construction Com

examination he entered Harvard pany, Limited, wil be held at the University for post-graduate study Offices of Messre. Lowe, Bingham & in oral surgery; and at the same Matthews, Mercantile Bank Building, Main course fairways were dress time sorved in the dental clinic of Queen's Road (Central), Hong Kong, ed with a mixture of black earth the Massachusetts General Hospital on Wednesday, the 3rd May, 1988, nt and fertiliser and hemented by the in Boston, Massachusetts. Upon 1 pelgak Noon, for the purpose of treatment. A number of greens naming is Massachusetts Dental receiving the Report of the Board of were subsoil-drained, relaïd and State Boar§.AxBinationi ha had a Vireoförs and a Statement of Accounta slightly remoautier und z printerart tees and 1 practice bunker were did research work in the Harriot

Footie in Boston and for the Year (Bond or thre$tat Dece

1882, and electing Directors and constructed and proved very popu Nowel! Lowell Society for Dental Auditors, A lar. Water system, machinery, Research (Harvard). His work on reads and coolie lines were main-Trophic Disturbances to Dentine tained in good repair. The "pro- Through Reaction of Madibular fessional Mr. A C. Robertson, bas Division of Trigeminal Nerve " minintained the links in excellent earned him to an honourary follow- condition throughout the year and ship, in that society. Dr. Tang's both the fairways and greens on new office is at present located at both courses demonstrate his keen the Oi Kwan Building, 0, Des! attention to his duties.

Voeux Road C.

The Tranaten Bould of the Company will be herd from ha seth April to the 3rd May, 1933, both days inclusive.

By Order of the Board B. ALVES,

Hong Kong, 19th, April, 1838.

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.

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THE HONG KONG & YAUMATI FERRY COMPANY, LIMITED,

NOTICE is hereby given at the ORDINARY ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS will be held at the Chinese Restaurant at No. 26, Des Voeux Road Central, Victoris, Hongkong, on Wednesday;the 28th day of April 1933 at 10.00 a.m. for the purpose of receiving a statement of accounts and the report of the Directors for the year ended 31st December, 1932:

THE TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be closed from Thursday. the 13th April, 1933 to Wednesday, the 28th April, 1933 both days inclusive,

By Order of the Board of Director.,

LAU TAK PO,,

Managing Director. Hongkong 12th April 1933. ̧

PUBLIC AUCTION.

DARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on MONDAY, the 24TH DAY of APRIL, 1993, at 3 r... at the Offices of the Public Works

by Department,

Order of H EXCELLENT THE GOVERNOR, of One Lot of GROWN LAND at Shauki. wan, in the Colony of Hong Kong of 75 years, with the for a term option of renewal at a Crown Hant to be fixed by the Surveyor of His MAILTY THE Kind, for one farther form

of 75 years.

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

Shaukiwan Inis i

Adjoining Shaukiwan luland

Lot No. 556.

Registry No.

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ARTICULARS & CONDITIONS

of

The Sale by Publis Auction to

be held on MONDAY, the 24TH DAT

MACAO RACES APRIL, 1984, at 3 3, at the

THE MACAO JOCKEY OLUB.

Third Extra Bace Meeting,

SUNDAY, 23rd APRIL, 1988.

Firet Saddling Bell at 1.00 p.m. First Race at 1.30 p.in.

ADMISSION :----

To Members' Enclosure #2. To Public Enclosure 40 Cents..

Members MUST show their badges to gain admittance. LADIES Are cordially invited to attend the Races without charge.

NO Ladies tickets will be issued.

Tiffins, Toss and, Refreshments will be obtainable at the Race Course at reasonable prices,

Seo Steamboat notice for special sailings to Macao,

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Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of Hts EXORIZOT.FR GOVER KOR, of Ons Lot of CROWN LAND at Lagard Road, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at a Crown Beat to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Misty Kud, for one further term of 75

Tears.

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT,

No. of Sale.

Registry No.

Locality

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Lot No. 371..

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Lot No. 152

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