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ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.

THE Economic Commission in, vite the views, in writing, of the business community and mem "bers of the public on the causes and effects of the present Trade depres sion in Hong Kong together with their suggestions for the amelioration of the existing position and for the improvement of the trade of the Colony."

All communications, which should -be in the form of Memoru da ad. dressed to The Secretary, Economic Commission, c/o The Colonial Secretary Office, wil be treated a confidential if desired, ·

B. C. K. HAWKINS, Secretary, Economie Commission.-

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HONG KONG TRAMWAYS LIMITED.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERI

YOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOT

that an INTERIM DIVID. END of 60 (fifty) cents per Share has been declared payable

on THURSDAY, 23rd AUGUST next, on and after which date Dividend Warrants may be obtained upon application at the Registered Offic of the Company. Canal Road East, Bowrington, Hong Kong.

WHITE CITY SPORT-

--British Empire

Games

The

London, Aug. 6. British Empire Games, which opened on Saturday at White City, were continued to-dny good weather.

ip

In the final of the Men's Half Mile, Edwards (British Guiana) won in the time of 1 minute 64 1/5 seconds.

Penny, of England, won the six Miles race which he finished in 31 minutes and 3/5 second.

In the Women's, Half Mile race.

second.

HỒNG KONG DAILY PRESS TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1934,

CLANSMEN FROM AMERICA

Woman Leader of Daughters of Scotia

(Special Air-Mall Service)

Edinburgh, July 20...

CANTON NEWS AND NOTES

Canton - Shanghai Air Mail

(From Our Special. Correspondent)

Model Canton, Aug. 6. The vernacular press stated

REVENUE OFFICERS

MURDERED

NEWS SUMMARY

W. Hyde-Lay, R. Paler and Cooper, represented Hang-Kong in the British Empire Games at White

tournaments.

COMMUNISTS KIDNAP SCORES OF City the Open Lawn Bowls

WEALTHIER RESIDENTS

Over 100 members of the Daugh- that the Canton-Shanghai air mal Shiukow Plundered Before

ters of Scotia, an organisation which has representatives in every part of the United States, arrived in Glasgow on the Anchor liner a.s. Caledonia.

Evacuation