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HONG KONG TRAMWAYS,

LIMITED.

NOTICE LOST CERTIFICATE— 50 SHARES.

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TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Certificate No. 11784 dated June 22nd, 1933, for 50 shares numbered 31486/31514 registered i'n the rame of LAW HON TEE has been reported LOST OR DESTROY. ED and NOTICE IS HEREBY ALBO GIVEN that unless the sid Certificate is produced at the regis tered Office of the Company within THIRTY DAYS from the date of this notice the aforesaid CERTIFICATE No. 11784 in the name of LAW HON | YEE will be deemed and declared CANCELLED AND OF NO EF- FEUP and an application lodged with the Company for the issue of a dupli cate certificate in respect of the said Lares will be proceeded with in the

nyual course.

HONG KONG TRAMWAYS, LIMITED,

W. F. SIMMONS,

Secretary Hong Kong, 28th September, 1933.

(1837

HONGKONG TRAMWAYS,

LIMITED. “ NOTICE-LOST. CERTIFICATES

200 SHARES.

TOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that Certificates Nos. 11781 and 11782 dated June 22nd, 1933, for 200 shares numbered 369909/390098 and 390038/390198 registered in the name of Mas, CATHERINE PADEN

Tel: 24511. London Office: 53, Fleet Street,

E.O".

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CANTON

Last Night's Swim ming Gala

cerity, wherever she went she won

personal friendship and a respect-

The swimming gala at the Y.M. ful hearing for her views. Lord C.A. last night' between the Hong- Marley, was, on the surface, better song International Amateur Swim- equipped than Dr. Hoyden for theming Association and the Canton contingent, who are on their way to work entrusted to him. This was

to convince Far Eastern peoples, and European communities in this part of the World, that war is un-

COCHET AS A PROFESSIONAL

To Play Against Tilden And Perhaps Vines

(Speciál Air-Mall Service)

PARIS,

Henri Cochet, the French tennis

fessional star, has definitely become a pro- This Katement was made by Co chet himself to-day. He admitted that his decision was only taken hours ago. Up to that time he had hoped that he might be permitted to play in the France-Ameircan professional match as an amateur, since it was in aid of charity (the

She becomes for the time being a second-class lawn-tennis power.

With the long French leadership of lawn tenuis lost at last it has obviously fallen to the lot of youn ger players to try to regain it. To build up a surcessful Cup team takes three or four years, and by that time Gochet will be a veterap.. That fact may have influenced bis decision.

Except for Tilden, Cochet is by far the biggest capture men's lawn tennis professionalism has yet made. It is, however, to be noted that Tilden retained his annteur status until late in his career, and Cochet though not yet 32, is now past his best as a player.

Sporting Journalists' Benevolent During the voyage, after having a

Fund), but the French Lawn Tennis bath he found the wallet, containing Federation forbid open tourna the cheques, to be missing. He re-meuts, even with such an aim, ported the matter to the Captain, and Cochet said: on arrival on Monday afternoon, KLI

unable to change the went ashore and asked the bank rules, so I have to submit. I am to stop payments. At the bank he Raw defendant sitting on A

most anxious to play for the sport. bench. He returned to the Luk Hoig journalists, who have always Tung Boarding house and later re-

been my friends. ceived a call from the bank. The "However, as I am unable to writing on the choque was not his play as an amateur. I shall as his own country (1999, 1926, 1928

The

USA:

name Hung_Luk-Jean, was į professional the name of his father-in-law, He Times have changed Eleven obtained the cheques in Ban Diego, years ago. I paid all my expenses up to Paria Now expenses are allowed, and the time will when all players will have, & per centage of the profits. Some day

Defendant: Did you see me in the bathroom?

Witness: Yes. You were with an- other man, a Filipina

Defendant: You are lying Witness: I am not.

A Stowaway

Họ Lok, shroff at the Netherlands Bank gave evidence, after which the defendant stated:-"I leave myself to the mercy of the Court. I have noth- ing further to say."

Sergeant Mintoy: Defendant came as a stowaway, to Kobe and was put on board the President Coolidge to return to Manila, I have seen the would have nothing to do with him.

come

there will be no amateurs and ne professionals."

VINES, TOO!

Cochet intends to start immed iately on his career as a gate, crasher, breaking down the barriers of amateurism, for he hopes that a few months' time will see a Euro pean open tournament.

Cochet has not yet drawn up a full programme or his immediate plans, although he told Reuter that he might come to England sonie day.

Cochet, formerly a ball boy. a Lyons, has twice been champion of Wimbledon (1927 and 1939), once of America (1998) and five times of

1930 and 1939),

As an unorthodox genius of lawn tennis he will remain an immortal ¡memory, He has always essayed -shots which no other player in the world could hope to achieve; and his most dazzling winners," com- ing over the net from unfavourable positions and at impossible angles. are usually reserved for the mo ments when he seems hardest press- ed.

A GREAT GAME Probably his most famous match was his Wimbledon semi-final of 1027, when he beat Tilden after the Amecrain had won the first two sets and led 5-1 in the third, and was separated from victory by only 3 points Then something unex- plained to this day-broke Tilden's

American Consul but he said he binding himself by any complicated concentration and Cochet turned

Nanking, resulted in a win for the COMMUNISTS

Association by 25 points to 21.

Chan Ki Chung was Canton's star turn and extended Campbell in the 440 losing by a few yards anished

PICES. mittsated eva and an overwhelm through misjudging the

Hosp Koxo, October 5. 17383.

A SORRY EXHIBITION

Lord Marley's speeches in Shang- hal. as reported by the North-China Daily News, proved a complete

vindication of the refusal of both Chinese and European authorities to allow the proposed peace con- ference, over which he was to pre- side, to take place within their respective territories. The East is wise and courtly; Lord Marley's words were rude and superficial. The quality of his address at the Y.MC.A. was reminiscent of an undergraduate, of Oxford or Cam- bridge, expressing at the Union Society, the temporary influence of some Socialist don," like" Mr. G. D.

H. Cole. To be fair to the Univer- sitles, however, good manners and a sprightly wit, are, required in

Lord Marley's such discussions. short stay in Shanghai did not qualify him to rail at the Muni- cipal Council, and it is astonishing that an experienced member of the House of Commons should have forgotten that mere abuse achieves nothing. The remarks about Home politics and Parliament never.rose. above the level of petulance, nor. was there anything substantial in his reference to Fascism and Demo-

cracy...

ing danger to the modern world.

Mr. Baldwin, towards' whom Lord

of the race.

Canton won first and second places in the 50 yards and won the Marley, assumes a patronising team race.

Donn won the 100 superiority, some years undertook yards for the Association in 62.2 a similar task in the House of seconds. Commons. Analysing the results The breast stroke event over 200 of some air-manceuvres recently yards fell to Kwok Chun Hang

who created a bath record, concluded in the London area, he uttered a warning as to the nature of modern warfare,, which pro- duced a deep and lasting impres- sion on England, and all civilised peoples.

Ford

ord Marley has had a dis- tinguished career in the Royal Marines, and during the War he

served on

the staff of a

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The diving was not of too high an order, and the first and second places fell to Hongkong.

KLANGSI

It is understood that Cochet is not contract, but will simply join forces the tables, winning 17 consecutive with the French professional points and ultimately three sets and the match. Even after that Cochet. Plan, over, it is believed, a period remained the "bête noir" who of five years, being free to carry Tilden, of all the world's great on his own business as well as play players, least liked to meet.

Cochet, IN professional tennis.

Borotra, Lacoste and Brugnon were known as France's

Routed By Gov. Troops

Nanchang, October 4. Communists who have been be-

A Router message from New York states that it is authoritatively un- "four musketeers who wrested derstood that Ellsworth Vines, who the Davis Cup from America in was beaten by J. E. Crawford in 1027 and held it until this season.. the Wimbledon men's final this!

Of the others Lacoste has abandon-" year, will soon, make an announce

ed active tennis, Borotra has given ment regarding his change of sta

It is stated he will make his up singles and Brugnon, oldest of the four, remains (with Borgtra) debut as a professional in partner doubles champion of Wimbledon. hip with Tilden against Cochet and Martin Plas.

tus.

TWICE VICTOR AT WIMBLEDON

Cochet's defeats by J. H. Craw ford, F. J. Perry and Ellsworth Vines this year have made it" ap-" parent that the little Lyons man Today's news "about Cochet is no longer a world-beater. He sieging Naneteng, a thriving Klangs! (writes Bruce Harris) causes no and Tilden now renew as veterans town, near the Fukien border for surprise. Reports that he intended the struggles that dazzled the tennis. the past five days, have been route to join the ranks of the paid-for world when they were fighting for ed by government troops who 'in-phying have been prevalent ever world supremacy, fflicted a thousands casualties and since the French team lost the

From a sentimental point of view

The water polo resulted in 8 | captured fifteen machineguns, ac- Davis Cup to Great Britain, six it is rather a pity. I had rather,

Now France can say that those duels of by-gone years 7-1 victory for the Association,cording to an official communique. weeks ago. schreuder scoring six goals off his

The defeated troops crossed the good-bye" to any slight prospect she had remained unclouded in mem--

had of immediately winning it back. {ory. border to Fukien' and havə joined other red forces-Reuter,

own' bat.

Canton won the 100 yards back stroke through Lau Po Hee, who beat Leung Sut Man by four yards

Results

Lau Po

50 yards Free Style:-1 well-

(Canton); 3. A. G. Donn. Time 20.3 Hee (Canton), 2 Wong Sau Shan

seconds.

LOCAL AND GENERAL·

One case of enteric was reported on Tuesday.

known admiral, and also on the Western Front. With this pro- fessional knowledge at his back he

Yards Breast Strokes: ลบ should have been able to speak us Kwox Chun Hang (8.C.AJA.); 2 LO convincingly as any man in this Kut Sing (Canton); 3. Wong Tu

ob.2 seconds (record).

morning for Shanghai was Sir

A remand until Friday was order-

NEWS SUMMARY

News letter from Swatow appears on :

Page 6. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange. ed by Mr. Schofield in a case in official report and other financial

which two Indian watchmen were

chai.

Among passengers who left by charge with assaulting one of their and commercial news is on Page

compatriots who was employed as 13. world on the recent advances De Man (13.CAA), Time: 3 minuted the m.s. Chichibu Maru yesterday watchman at the Imperial Che- military science, and their signi-440 Yards Free Style:-1, W, T. Harry McGowan, Director of Im-mical Industries' godown at Wan- ficance when applied on the battle- Campoen; 2, Chat Ki Chung (Can perial Chemical Industries, Ltd. feld. Many Service men, the late ton) 3, H. Lange, Time: 6 min.

1.3/5 seconds. Lord Haig and Str William

100, Yards Back Stroke:-1, Lau Robertson, for example, sought to Po Hee (Canton). 2, Leung Siu convey that lesson. As an ex-Man 3, Kwok Chun Hang. Time Minister of the Crown Lord Marley 76 seconds. could have spoken of how the League of Nations, and modern diplomacy, were confrenting his problem; where they were succeed”: Ing. and where they were falling. A sympathetic analysis of the ditton).

Charged with complicity in an armed robbery on August 18.

At Bt. Andrew's Church yester- day, Miss Olive. Astley, who arrived An old man of 66 and a "youth" here by the Rawalpindhi, was mar- Bail of $10 was estreated by Mr. of 24 decided to settle their differ-ried to Mr. Norman King of the Butters at Kowloon Magistracy Fences in Queen's Road Central op-

Page 7. Whampao Dock. yesterday when a Mr. A. E. Green-posite the King's Theatre on Tues- Opie · Kowloon correspondent away failed to appear on a charge day. They were both brought befe in the Talpo district. Page 11. describes the sweet simplicity of of refusing to pay his rickshaw

fore Mr. Balfour and bound over fare,

in a bond of $25 to keep the peace- An International fair and pa- for six months.

geant is being arranged to be held at St. Andrews Vicarage, on Satur-

100. Yards Free Style:-1, ACK Donn; 2, Chan Ki Chung (Can- ton): 3 Chan Fook Sing (Canton)

Time 62.7 seconds.

High Dive: 1, A. Morrison, 2, R Goldman, 3 Chan Ki Chung 3 Can-

Team Race:-1, Canton; 2 HKI

ficulties confronting the Disarma- A.S.H. ment Conference, and how Mr. Arthur Henderson and others of

The sorry part of it is that Loru genuine good-wi were struggling BRITISH 21 PER

BUENIE have been reported LOST. Marley was misrepresenting per- OR DESTROYED and NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN that unless haps the greatest of all causes at

the maid Certificates are produced at the present time, namely the the registered Office of the Company struggle to eliminate war between within THIRTY DAYS from

the date

of this notice the aforesaid CERTIFI CATES Nos. 11781 and 11872 in the name of Mas. CATHERINE PADEN BURNIE will be deemed and declared CANCELLED AND OF NO EFFECT and an application lodged with the Company for the issue of duplicate certificates in respect of the said shares will be proceeded with in the usual courts, M

HONGKONG TRAMWAYS LTD

W. F. SIMMONE, ...

Becretary? Hongkong. S8th September, 1933.

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civilized nations. Shangbal was not the place to choose for a peace. conference. However, there was no reason why, with ordinary human wisdom, any harm should have

with their task would have been

of the utmost value. It is hard to escape the conviction that Lord Marley allowed his personal morti- fication to overshadow the cause of peace. No wonder that cause limps, when championed, in such fashion. In what contrast are the speeches of General Araki, vibrant

been done. Some years ago Dr. with patriotism, readiness for

CENT LOAN

An Overwhelming

Response

London, Oct. 4. There was an overwhelming re-

The Rev. Father Joseph A.

sweenes, of the Maryknoll Fathers in Ossining, NY, is on a visit to Hong Kong. It is understood that Father Sweeney intends to found a leper colony in South Chins to be maintained by the US. Catho Lies.

Mr. John Castillo, described as day, November 4. Lady Feel is to a broker, was charged before Mr. I open the proceedings. Page 11 Schofield, at the Central Magis- A correspondent from Fuklen de- tracy, with having assaulted To scribes the great struggle with the. Kau, a ricksha puller in Queen's Reds going on over a large area of

Page 6 offence,was fined $5, ordered to A full report of the annual meet- pay $2 amends and bound, over in ing of shareholders of China Es-.. The returned banishees, Ho Lam 360 to keep the peace for six tates Ltd., appears on Page 7. and Tung Hing, who were both months. banished for a period of ten years (--), Lebane

Road, East. admitted the latter prove on over a 12

The Shanghai lawn bowlers were defeated for the third time yester-. each in August, this year, were Bentence of 42 days' detention dey when playing against Vic-

Page 12 sentenced to nine months' hard was passed on Fie. James Johnson, toria." labour each by Mr. Schofield; at of the Lincolns, at a recent Court. A Filipino was sent to prison. the Central Magistracy, this morn-Martial at Shamshuipo Camp when when charged before Mr. Balfour-

at Central Magistracy yesterday ing. The men were arrested at he was charged with failing to West Point, and said that they obey, an order to attend a default with stealing certain documents.. had come back to get some money.err parade and using insubordin- Page

ata anguage to a superior officer. The verdict has received confirma tion by the G.O.C

The marriage is to take place shortly between Mr. Pun Fai Nan, eldest sori, of Mr Fun Hew Chor, the well known loca banker and philantropist, who is at present the chairman of the Tung Wah Box nital Committee, to Miss Wai Hang Bien, the eldest daughter of Mr.

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