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THE CHINESE ENGINEERING

AND MINING CO., Ld." (INCORPORATED IN THE UNITED. KINGDOM.)

8% FIRST MORTGAGE DEBEN- TURES (KAILAN BONDS).

TWENTY-FIRST DRAWING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, in conformity with the conditions endorsed upon the Deben tures, the undermentioned Numbers of Debentures of the total valne of £24,000 were drawn on the SECOND DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1933, at the Offices of the Company, No. 3, the London Wall Buildings in City of London, "in the presence of WALTON FITZAMES TORNER, one of the Directors, ALFRED WILLIAM BERRY, Secretary of the Company, and NICARIO ROBERT JAURALDE, OF 9, Bishopsgate, London, E.C., Notary Public.

The anid Debentures will be paid off at Par on the 30TH DECEMBER, 1033, at either of the following places:-

IN LONDON At the Offoes of the Company, No. 3, London Wall Buildings, E.C.2;

IN BRUSSE: At the Offices of the Local Board, 13, run Brede rode, Brussela; IN CRINA: At the General Offices

of the Company, Tientsin.

6 Bonds of £500 Each, Numbered: 37 125 139 160 390 257 70 Bonds of £100 Each, Numbered:

281 983 342 349

363

503 500 422 654 500 078 746 796. 830 808 147 963

1012 1063 1121 1289 1302 1313

1900 1317 1392 1492

1254 .1589

1613 1859 1703 17291741 1860

1011 1931 1937 2173 2211 2270 2611 2319 2620 2884 2087 2096

1976.1999

£456 8464

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1934.

33207 39918 33329 33008 233163 KWEICHOW NOTES

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(From Our Own Correspondent)

AVIATION IN.

CHINA

DEATH O

OF OLD HARROVIAN

NORD

LLOYD

without 571,000 Miles Flown Eton v. Harrow 1907 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE " NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD

actual

In 11 Months

Mr. Morice Carlos Bird, who died at Broadstone on Saturday. was buried yesterday at Broad-

Chenguan, December: 12. On December 3rd any warning or rumours of: ap- proaching trouble, the Governor's troops were attacked by General Ch'e's men at about 10.30 am. and driven out of the city after a short force struggle which lasted a little

Some interesting, facts concerning stone. over an hour. We were busy with

the progress of commercial aviation 37178 37270 37987 37318 37344 37362 the wounded before the 37463 37499 37515 37551 37894 37957dring had ceased. It is estimated China during 1933 are contained 37900 37915 37986 37839 38003 38010 that aver twenty were killed, over in the annual report of Mr. Tai 39195 38185 38999 38297 38332 38447 thirty seriously wounded and over En-cht general manager of the a hundred slighter casualties. No China National Aviation Corpora preparations were made for the

Of the four regular air mail lines wounded at all, the Red Cross men

operated by the company three were inaugurated during the current later.

The Shanghai-Peking fine year. was started on January 10, 1933, the Shanghai-Canton line on October 24 and the Chungking-Chengta line on November 11.. The Shanghai

also Hankow-Chungking service, run by the company, has been in existence sincs 1930.

38475 38310 38684 38802 38939 38056

38097 39018 39061 30201

The drawn. Debentures, with Cou-only arriving a couple of days pons Nos. 44 to 60 attached," must be left four clear days for examina- tion.

By Order,

ALFRED W. BERRY,

Secretary, Countersigned---

N. R. JAURALDE,

Notary Public.

3, LONDON WALL BUILDINGS, LONDON, EC.2.

2nd November, 1933. NOTICE:-The following Deben ture Bonds drawn at previous draw ings have not yet been redeemed and should be presented for payment without delay :-

BOT THE CHINESE ENGINEERING &

MINING COMPANY, LTD., 2472

(INCORPORATED IT Urb KINGDOM).

2853 9781 2820 3076 3658 3176

3177 5342 0375 3307 3431 3539 3535 3580 3739 3748

700 Bonds of £20. Each. Numbered: 3833 30093099 3944 4000 4015

ance

tion.

His

performance,

KAMBURG

Far Eastern Mail Passenger and Freight Service

9th Jan.

9th Jan.

Through booking to America vią Europe and Europe via America

Through bookings to London. Bookings around the world. Morice "Bird was born on March

OUTWARD SAILINGS 25, 1888, and played four times

Osaka, Moji, Taro, Dairen, for Harrow against Eton. and

Chefoo, Tsingtau ...... afterwards made his reputation (BAL) me." RAMSES *.........for Shanghai, "Yokohams, Kobe,

most as a batsman with Surrey.

remarkable however, was at Lord's in 1907,(NDL) 8.3." LAHN" for Shanghai, Dairen, Tsingtaw, his last year at Harrow, when he was captain. Besides leading his side with remarkable ability and taking five wickets in the match, he scored 100 not out and 131 against Eton. The scoring of two separate hundreds in this match at Lord's was then and remains

LLparalleled

†(HÀI) mv. “DUISBURG

(NDL) m.z."TRAVE"

*(HAL) m.s." RHEINLAND

performance. † (NDL) 15. "TRIER

Yokohama, Kabe... *........lör Shanghai, Dairen, Kobe, Yokohama, Nagoya for Shanghai, Dairen, Tair gtau,

Yokobana, Kode

for Shai. Yokohama, Kobe,

Osaka, Dairen, Tsingtan for Shai., Taku Bar Dairen, Taingtau, Yokohams and Kobe HOMEWARD SAILINGS

18th Jan.

30th Jan.

...lat Feb

10th Feb.

(NDL) =.x, “ÇOBLENZ" for Benas, Barcelona, Auster (HAL) s. "OLDENBURG ” for Genoa, Rotter at Hamburg 19th Jan

dam Rotterdam, Ham Burg and Bremen

Immediately after occupying the dity, proclamations were put out calming the peoples fears. Boldiers were forbidden to loot, press coolies into service or in any other way Of course, trouble the people.

Bird declared Harrow's second they were bited in the people homes which is always an annoy

Mr. Tai expresses the opinion innings., closed at 382 for eight, to the civilian population. Soon posters were in evidence that of them lines the Chungking | leaving Eton to make-314 in 200 everywhere defaming the character Chengtu service is perhape, the minutes They were all out for Bird dwarfed the and government of the present most appreciated by the public, for 234 with only 10 minutes remain

The Szechuen is well known for the ing for play. Governor Wang Chia Lieb. prison was opened the same day difficulties presented to the travel-ether players in the match both and the prisoners allowed to es- ler. Formerly it took no less than in stature and skil. He took only his first hundred and got his 131- cape, at least one of whom was 10 days to cover the distance be an hour and three-quarters over. †(HAL). “KÜLMERLAND” ANA serving a life sentence of murder.tween Chungking and Chengti, but The next day the mother and two this has been reduced to two hours in two hours and a quarter when Late in the same season, Bird other women relatives of a traitor since the inauguration of the air fighting an uphill battle. officer of General Ch'e who had service.

was tried for Lancashire, and two he played for gone over to the loyal troops some time before, were executed on the

years afterwards As the

Surrey with such success that he river bank in public

was included in the MC.C. team. that toured South Africa during

O. N. AC. planes' flew a total distance of 571,912 miles during the eleven months from: January to November carrying a total number of 2,340 passengers and 40,767 kilo- grammes of mail matter.

Mr. Tai states that the company, aware of the importance of the Fangtze trade, plans to acquire by summer sottie up-to-date next plans for the Shanghai-Chungking and Chungking-Chengtu lines and thereby reduce the present time by one third and increnes the comfort of air travellers

captain of

the winter. and a similar distinc- tion rewarded him in 1913. Mean- while he succeeded Mr. H. D. G. Leveson Gower sa Surrey in 1911, and he led the county side during the next two until business prevented years him from giving much time to cricket. His best season was 1911, when he scored 1,404 runs with an average of 30.

£20 Bonds Numbered:- 7527 10763 10887 11091 14207 10952 17531 30069 90077 21578 21595 21536mother was well-known as a de- cent industrious women uninter- 91593 21606 21609 21813 21820 91624 91631-21635 21638 22068 21183 24297 csted in politics, there was not a

1ttle suppressed indignation. 25400 26303 27094 29083 30479

General Ch'e himself arrived on December 5 proceeding through flag bedecked streets, the people decorate having had orders to their shop exteriors in this way to show their welcome. On De cember 7 at dawn, the newly ar rived troops quietly withdrew as suddenly as they had appeared before noon the same day. the Government troops were in pos- session again and never a shot was fired. Since then reinforcements have dally arrived and we are tolding and taking off. A second run-elstent success, but a determined His hitting that the Governor is determined way for the same field is now under personality often enabled him to this time to exterminate the construction and is expected to be rise to the occasion.

against the Australian team of rebels, while a reward of 10,000 completed next spring. dollars is offered for General Ch'e

1912 in two matches at the Oval is still talked about. He scored 76, 68," and

tal, field medium-paced bowler and a capi-

'6% FIRST MORTGAGE DEBEN.

TURES (KAILAN BONDS. »

4023 4118 4158 4174 4107 4254 PAYMENT of the HALF-YEARLY

4393 4596 4656 4872 4715 4719 4705 4860 4898 5005 3090 3047 6054 5085 $100 5109 533-1 5339

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JANUARY, 1934, will be made on presentation of Coupon No. 43 at ́any' of the undermentioned Banks, viz. *--- HONGLONG AND SHANGHAI

BANKING CORPORATION, CHARTERED BANK

OF

At Ticutain, Shanghai

INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA.

BANQUE DE

L'INDO-CHINE.

BANQUE BELGE POUR

L'ETRANGIE

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Hong Kong.

Tientein and Hong Kong only. Tientsin and, (Shanghai only

The Intereat, lees Income Tax a5 in the £, will be -

0627 9693

9604

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By Order,

THE KAILAN MINING ADMINISTRATION,

COMING

E. J. NATHAN,

General Manager.

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dead or alive. They are no doubt, pressing the enemy back towards the Hunan border these days. They seem to have plenty of am- munition and men.

He points out with pride that the Lunghua aerodrome, operated by the company is the first airfield in China to have a proper runway to ensure the safety to planes in land-

In conclusion, Mr. Tai emphasises the need of training and developing an adequate permanel for the com- pany's future schemes, and expres ses the hope that it will not be long before the company undertakes to carry foreign mail.

LORD MAYOR'S SEVEN SONS

Notable Gathering At Mansion House

Special Air-Mall Service

London; December 20. The Lord Mayor, Sir Charles Collett, was host at a gathering on Saturday, at which he had seven song as guests.

A very fine forcing, "batsman, specially strong on the off-side. side, both in driving and cutting, Morice Bird did not enjoy con-

112.

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",,。,:: After the Great War Bird, suc- ceeded Mr. M. C. Kemp for two seasons as coach at Harrow, and

some.. Was for afterwards he seasons employed as, coach at the Oval, but persistent mi-health caused him to relinquish this up- pointment. He had been desper- ately for years past, but until quite recently usually managed to put in appearance at Lord's or the Eton and Harrow match and other important fixtures. He was je man of great personal charm and of a singular modesty. Morice Eird will be sadly missed by his many friends,

Brigadier-General R. M. Poore represented M.C.C. and I Zingari at the funeral and Ernest Hayes, à contemporary of Bird's in the Surrey Eleven, attended on behalf of the Surrey Club.

My wife and I have recently returned from a journey to Hung- klang over the border into Hurian. While there the city was attacked by rebel troops but they found 'the city troop ready for them and were repulsed. The machine guns were heard in the city and the feeling was tense for some time. At Yuan- chow we were interested to hear details of their fifty odd days selge of the summer. We took a walk round the city walls and saw something of the damage wrought, All the houses outside and South and East gates were deliberately set on fire by the besieged. soldiers as it was feared that they might Thus conceal the enemy tactics.. a thousand families were render- ed homeless, The towers above the gates were battered to ruinis and we struck a place where the city wall had been damaged by the An aeroplane falling of a bomb. visited and bombed the city on several occasions and thus were the people introduced to flying machines. If is little wonder that rumours abound about the way an aeroplane is managed and these rumours abound about the way nn aeroplane is managed and these

He would never forget his first rumours while silly and, supersti- tious are believed by many and night in the Mansion House at produce decided antiforeign feel-how he woke at 2 am and had the weird experience of listening ing.

The missionary community in to the sound of the traffic at that the city was deprived of their hour for the first time in that re- mail for the period of the selgemarkable residence-surrounded by Every day they found themselves great commercial busy with the wounded and with houses which was not only the it is stated that the new process, refugees who were glad to hide in home of the Lord Mayor, but a if utilised, will greatly expedite their cellars when the plane came court of justice and a prison, the business of winding up an

The Recorder (Sir Ernest Wild, estate. The orphanage boys made dugouts under which they took cover when the roaring monster in the sky appeared tourney

He was presiding at the annual dinner, at the Mansion House, of the Old Stortfordians' Club, the organisation which preserves good- CAMERA TO AID PROBATE fellowship among the old sons of the Lord Mayor attended the col- lege, one of whom lost his life in the war..

Mr. John Morley proposed the Civic toast, and the Lord Mayor. responding, expressed the pleasure he experienced in welcoming the company to the Mansion House.

K.C.), proposed

Winding-up of Estates

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London, December 20. Photography will play a big part in a new system with regard to the issue of copies of probates and letters of administration; which will be introduced on January 1 in the Principal Probate Registry.

In an explanatory leaflet, issued and banking from the Lord Chancellor's office

The School," and When probate is granted at the Mr. H. L Price, (headmaster), res-Principal Registry the executor ponded.

will be able to obtain sealed coplex Mr. F. M Kingdon (president of of the probate for a fee of 15 each. On bir return journey home, the

The Guests" These copies will be reproduced by last stage we had to travel through the club), proposed r

very and Alderman and Sheriff 8.0. photographic process. no man's land. It was doubtful whether they would let us Joseph and the Rev. Dr. N. Mick through. Again and again we were lem (principal of Manafield. Col-

The object of this facility is," to save estates of deceased--persons"

AL KING'S challenged and ordered to return lege, Oxford), responded-resident from loss and expense, occasioned

by lapse of time between the date of the grant and the date when

but in the end we found the troops The toast of The President of both parties very friendly dis was honoured on the proposition posed and we get through in peace of Squadron-Leader Stanley the probate is registered with Collett, and among over 300 pre- those limited companies in which

and safety

The people here are groaning sent were the testator"held stock or shares, Mr. P. §. Alexander Mr. H. W. a period which under the old sys- under the burden of supporting so mnzy soldiers and are indignant Allott, Mr. Attenborough. tem often lasted for many weeke at this useless warfare. It is a Mr. N. H. Beynes, the Rev. Dr. B. The executor will now be in a Jobs time since boste dared to M. Berry Mr. H. E. Boothroyd, M. position to deal with the assets of come from Hunan with their HL 8 Collett, Mr. B. Mackay Clout the estate within a few days of

man, V.O. Mr. E. W. Collett, Mr. the grant F: M. Cheshire, Mr. 7: D. Craig, Mr. J. C. Collett, Mr. D. F. Collett, Mr. RI Collett, Mr. R. Collett, Mr. TK collett, Mr. AW. Collett, Mr. AG. Doggart, Mr. J. H. Doggart, Mr. L. A Day,

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London, December 20. The good impression created by the increased pronts and dividend recently announced by Turner and Newall, the big asbestos combine, Is enhanced by the full report The new photographie copies of Grosering, rose from £23017 probate by which is meant the to574,406, but income-tax ab Washington January. I

grant of probate and not the sorbed some £50,000 more, the net The railroads of the United Mr. B. Eiton, Dr. R. Gammie.will will be sealed with the small proat being £406,058 against States enjoy a healthier outlook Mr. Grimwade, Mr. James seal of the court. They must be £305871

The report states that the pro- for 1934, the Int

Commerce Hall Mr. T. A. Hall, Mr. C. H. Joscé- received in evidence of the grant Commission ay

stea annual lyne, Mr. W. T. Mellows, Col, A. H. In all parts of the United Kingdom areas referred to t ased to Mellows, Mr. C. Mellows, Mr. W without further proof, but, they do since report to Congi das Increased

the les B-Palmer Mr. V. R Frice, Dr. Gnot obviate the necessity to re- and bas sening of unfair. tition un Dick Read, Mr. J. Watson Slack, seal the English grant, or to obta

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£400,000, to be spread ove years. This experiditure- is additional to that incurred the erection of a new factory. India, should enable the com to meet the demand for valuable new products introduced in recent years.

| STRONG FINANCIAL POSITION

As usual, a copy of the cha man's speech is enclosed with ke accounts. The tomb of his rethaes is one of restrained which is solidly based on the round revival of demand forzani products of the group. Following the consolidation of the insulat companies into one organisa lan similar step has been taken the four asbestos-cement

sidiaries.

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