7AK YANGTS2K INSURANCE ASSOCIATION, LĎ..
ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY APRIL 25 1910
Mortgages on Real Estate-Your directors a salafied that the mortgages in which some of the Association's funds are inverted are good and that the amounts advanced are simply
cuted.
The twentieth ordinary general meeting Unexpired Risks-Owing to the further in of the Yangtze Insurance Association Limited ceased amount underwritten during the past was held at Shanghai on zal init. Mr. James year the number and amount of noexpired The toil bumber of risks in larger than it was at this time last year. M. Young prasided. shares represented was 8,273.
Before closing it is agaiti, my privilege to The Chairman said that before beginning bring to your notice the continued and entire, the basiness of the meeting he had to satisfaction of the Board with the zeal and apologize for the absence of Mr. J. Prentice, ability with which Mr. Jackson and our excel one of the Directors, who had gone away for lest staff hava conducted the business of the short trip and the slure was unable to attend. Aunciation during the period under review. It There being a quorum present, be called upon isowing greatly to them that the setults are so the Secretary to read the notice convening the end, and I feel sure it will afford you, as ly dees iba Board, great pleasure to mark your meeting.
The Secretary having read the notice conven.appreciation of their untiring watchfulness over ing the meeting,
otr interests by voting them a bonus the same fast year according to a resolution I shall do pic the begour to propeso in due course, (Applause)
'cannot think of any further information that may interest you concerning the report and arceusis, but I shall be pleased to answer any questions any shareholder may wish to ask, to the best of my ability.
The Chairman onid:-End.es and gerilemen, -The Report and Accounts for the year ending December 31, 1909, having been in your hands for some time may, I presume, as usual ba taken as read, but before formally proposing the adoption and passing of the same I beg to make a few remarks as-customary on these occasions on the course of our business since we met on April 16 last year. I will, however endeavour to take up as liule as possible of yourutanimously :- valuabletime on which we are to-day further trespateng for the bolding of the extraordinary meeting to follow this, but that also I do not- think need detain you long.
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As there were no questions the following re-
adlutions were put to the meeting and carried
Proposed by the Chairman and seconded by Mr. H. J. Such that the report of the directors and the statements of accounts for the year cuding December 3, 1909, as presented be accepted and passed,
Your directors feel caufident that "you will Proposed by the Chairman and seconded by share in their opinion that the accousie show Mr. C. W. Wrightson: that a dividend at the very satisfactory results and a hough the sub-racal twenty-five per cent, being $15 per share on the paid-up capital of the Association, by stantial balances we are carrying forward are
declared payable to laels at exchange 73 on subject to the sellement of known and un- the 22nd ustnut at the Chartered Busk of known lorses and claims that may the on India, Austraga and Chins, or the Hongkong ke still renting and appertaining to 1009 and Shanghai Bauking Corporation, Shanghai, and former year, we are satisfied these baltoshareholders of record on April 14, 1910,
Proposed by Mr. J. Elliäger and seconded ances will prave innre than ample to meet any
by Mr. E. C. Pearce: that Mesuri, James M. such Insies and claims
Young, H. J. Such, "John. Prentice, C. W. You will so doubt consider these good re- Wighison and George Miller, be re-elected sulis exceptionally satisfactory when I tell you drectors to serve until the next ordinary gen. that the past three years will be home meeting of shareholders. bered by underwriters for the unusual number of foster and casualties to steamers belonging to some of the best lines to practically all trades.
At this meeting, last year I told you there was reason to believe that the heavy losses on- derwriters bad had to meet would have some beneficial effect on na es in the hiture and I am Dow pleased to be able to confins that fate- ment and inform you that the severe losses
Trapoaid by Mr. D. W. Crawford and sezonued by M. J. Ambrose: that Messrs. G.H. & N. Thomson be reelected Auditors to serve xul the next ordinary general meeting of shareholders and thus their remuneration be Ti, 250 per annum. "
Proposed by the Chairman, and 12. cinded by Mr. George Miller that the directors are hereby effected and authorized to pay to the Secretary and staff of the association...a boots on their salaries for last year, and that it be left to the Board to decide the amount to be paid to each, which stall, however, in ad case exceed twenty per
Cent.
The Chairman ÷ Except to tell you that Dwidend Warrants are ready to hu posted this
evening there is no further basiness to bring before this annual general meeting, and I will, terelore, ask the Secretary to read the police Covering the extraordinary general meeting.
underwriters have experienced have been the means of trisging about co-operation amongst underwriters and a determined effort has been made to advance rates and couirol the cessive competition and rate-cutting which has prevailed of late years in merina insurance, and, as trade generally appears the Association to be improving I trust will benefit thereby a ad continue to prosper,
Your Directors hope you will accept the division of the balance at credit of Working Account 1928 and furnier years as recommend-gerens bonus void to them by the meeting, ed in the Report, viz
Dividend of zo per cent.
($12 per shutë)............... .............
To Credit of R/Insur;
anco Fund............
To Buding Reserve.
Fond
Balance, to be Carried Forward.......
$144,000,00
67,270,07
Mr. Jackson said that before he read the netice of the extraordinary general meeting he would like to thank Mr. Young for the kind remarks he had made with regard to hin self and the staff and the shareholders for the
which, he trusted, they would long continue.to deserve. (Applause)
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IXTRAORDINARY GENERAL, MEETING. The Secretary having read the notice coa- vwing the meeting,
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50,000.00 The Chairman said: Ladies and Gentlemen -You have no doubt, all received and had 10,000.00 time to digest the cucular letter dated March 1 los, in which were enclosed copies of the propised alterations, and amendments to the Men orandum and Atticles of, Association and 1. berefore, will pot take up more of your time Total.....$371,370,07 in explaiving them than is absolutely Reserve Funds.-The Reserve Fund remains Decessary.
As is explained in the circular letter I have at.$1,000,000 and the Reinsurance Fund, with the $17,397.26 added during the year and treat referred to, which has been forwarded 10 registered shareholders, our Menorandum additions now proposed, this Fund will amount el Asociation was drawn up a good many years to $371,801,78, and the Building Reserve Fundin, and the present methods of conducting marine "insurance business, and the various 10 $25,000,
Working Account 19.9-The net premiums of isonance it is necessary for a Marine Jasurance. Company to be in a position to earned during the year ended December 3, tertake, are much wider than they were 1909 amount to $1,337,183.22agsibai$1,131,513.63 then, and your directors have had under con for the previous year, being an increase of. adesion for some time past the advisability of increase having been aku your authority to make certain changes $105,769.59, wit.cb
and additions to the Association's Memorau- | brought about partly by the improved stata of
dum and Articles of Association, Bad while trade I have already referred to, and also by
some of the proposed amendments and alera- the expansion of the Association's working, Í thes are actually necessary at the pièrent time they may be in the future, home of tha feel sure you will consider satisfactory.
proposed amendments your directors consider aie absolutely accessory ow in order to enable the Avincia ion to conduct its business on more up-to-date lines. In the existing Memorandum
The balance at credit of Working Account for 1909 amounts 10 $133,692.45 against $7437 637.01 for the previous year, but although this shows an increase of about $30,000 the losses and claims pending settlement, is cuúsequence of losses I have already mentioned exceed lust year's figures by about ho0,000.
However, after making these payments on koown casualties there will still remain a
balance of about $733 000 at credit of Working Account for 1909, and your Directors feel quite justified in recommeading a special dividend of $3 per shure (cquat. to 5 per cent, un the paid-up capital) out of interest earned during 1909 and, with the dividend of as per cent as recommend this will make a dividend to share bolders of in all as per cent, and if you bear in mind the fact that we are declaring the same dividend on the increased capital of the Asso. ciation as we did before on the smaller capital I feel sure you will coender i moat, mafis- factory.
Assi calon the power given to the Assccia top for transacting its business are very limited and the necessity of increasing those powers has fiequently been brought to our solice during tecent years when land risks, flood, fire and other risks, are required to be covered by one and the same company.
futhority to effect insurance of anything You may wonder why we are asking for pected with aerial navigation | Well, ladies and gentlemen," we have no intention at the present time, of opening an Aeroplane Insurance Department, but we consider ed we might as well follow the lead of other comparies and include this and other classes of insurance is the "object" clause of the Memorandum of-Asseci,ting, while we are making the other necessary, amendments, 03 the expense of altering the Memorandum of Association is no more, whether we make oLG amendment or alterating, or several. The Memorandum of Association in its amended form, if passed by you to-day, will have in he proposed for confirmation as a special solution at a further meeting to be held at this office at 4 pm. on Tuesday, the th proximo, and if confirmed at that meet ing, will require the sanction of the Count in Hongkong baldig it comes into force and can be acted upon.
VICTORIA Recrbation CLØB.
ANNUAL ATHLETIC MEETING).
We give balow the`resuljs of the; V....R. O, Sports which did not appear in our Saturday's issue. One record was broken-that for the 120 yards Hurdis Race, which was done by Rev. Maundrall in 17 1/5 rece. The previons record was that of L. J. Wishart-18-secr~={0 1907. The best races of the day were the two bicycle races which were won by Forbes after a hard race by half a wheel. The handicappor are to be congratulated for this, as it is very seldom that the finish of a bicycle race was like that seen 'op Saturday.
Dating the afternoon na 'extra race of a quarter mile was open to the Boat boys of the V.R.C.; prizes presented by Dr. F. H. Kew. This was an amusing race. Six boys competed. AGüla Kace (du", Y;ede,' Handicap).—Post Entries. Open to Gizia between the ages of
6 and to.
Miss Dancaberg
Miss E, Stainfield, waren · me Bicycle Race-Two Milos (Handicap).- Start io, saddle.
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Forbes (Scratch).....
G. Leo (150 yards)..............
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This event brought out eleven competitors. It was the best of the day, 'It did not take Forbes long to overtake the limit man Sommers, on the 275 yards mark. He kept on catching up and in the filth lap bo was fourth, and when the following lap was approaching he overtook McCrae and Geo, Lee was coming up strong in the third place, "When the final lap was on, the race started between Forbes, McCrae and Lee 200 yards from the Gnish, Forbes was loading slightly from Lee, with Me Cras about 10 yards behind. The race foisted beautifully with Forbes the winner by half a wheel.
Time: 6 mins. secs,
120 YARDE HURDLE RACE-10 Flights),
Rev. Maundrellence A, C. Laith Maundrell won this race in record time: 17/5 soca,
200 YARDS FLAT RACE (Handicap).
H. W. Peterson (7 yde)......................
A. M. Suffiad (5 ydɩ)............................. The competitors finished in a busch, and half a yard separated the first and second men.
Time: 134/j.secs.
GIRLS' RACK (100 Yards, Handicap) -Yost Entries. Open to Girls, between the ages,of 10 and 15.
Miss Hazeland,,:. Miss P. Almada
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440 YARDS FLAT-Race, (Challenge Cup).--- Presented by ix, Hormujse Mody. To be won three years before becoming the property of a competitor.
A. W. Andrews (Buffs) '................. W. B. Keep (Buffs)
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COMMERCIAL.
TODAY'S RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
April 25th, 5.30 ARTIS The following quotationi for rubber shares, by wire, are supplied by Mosa. E. S. Kadoosie & Co.:-
* Allagars
8/9 Anglo-Javas by......... Tla: 37- Anglo-Malay.....................
.33/6 Balgownies.....................................
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Bala Tiganestorationgií.125/° Bartama
..4.13/. Bukit Kajauge"................................. ........................109/.. Bukit Rajabs..................................3Böje Caray Unitedım..40/- prem. Castlefields
Changkat Serdange .........liä, $27. Cheras ..... Damansaras
195/ Eastern Internationals ......42/6 prom. Fed. Selangordinemmere
..340/- Glaneslys.......53.75
Glansbiels .........................100/-
Golcondes...erekodeksonl
*1..340/- : Golden Hoper.mna ammin165/- Highlands and Lowlands 373/- Indragiri.......................$471
Juch Konurths
Joquias..............................3/;
Joaglander......................... ..............37/6 prem Kampoings.................12/6 prem. Kuala Lumpor
..............245/ Lanadrons (fully paid) ............................150/... Lanadrons (ppd) .......................112/6 prom, Labas.....zo
Ledbarys E INI KLFOG Linggis éman London Asiaties London Ventures... Merlimags......... Pajems
Pegohs
117/6.. ...67/6 170/.
...8/9 .....$24.
...$50
Robber Trust...... 71/6-prèm, ex. n. ì. Saggag ......... 320/-. Sandycrofts...$40 bay,'.
Sapongs Stafields
mimorgon 155/- prem, Sekongs. 50. prem. Shelfords... ezetim
....96]- Singapore & jobores ...................................$25. Sumatra Para¶``. ***a*******
18/6
Sungei Chobs ai..........................125/- Sungei Kapais ir
..........................200/ Tandjongs ........70! prem, Tangkas............................................32/6 prem. lu Rastu......16/ x . 1. United Serdang? ................................... .... 160/-" Sit salar United Singapores... United Somatras. .......... pääuonk 5/9/ United Langkata.......87/6 ex rights, has been declared by the Linggi Plantations, Dividends-A final dividend of 2 per share
Ld.
2.
Only the above two competitors started for this, and Andrews ran anyhow, and won in the
bad time of 1 min 6 secs.
KUALA LUMPOR DIVIDEND..
Pepang, 17th April
A telegram from London states that Kuala Lumpor Rubber Co. has declared an interim BICYCLE KACE. Three Miles (Handicap)- dividend of six per cent. Start'in saddle.
j. Forbes (Scratch) ........................
G. Leo (150 yards) ...................................................s. Time:9 m. 16 secs. "
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TUG-OF-WAR.-Oped to Non-Commission. ed Officers and Men of Navy; Army and Police. Each Ship Regiment or Corps may enter ons team only, 8 Mon a Side. To be pulled over 15 feet. Best of three palls. No spikes or Bails allowed. No sitting down. No holes to be dug in the ground before pulling.
83rd Company R. G. 4. pulled over the "H" Co., Buffs cassly.
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BOY'S RADE, 440 YARDS.-(Handicap).➡ Post entries. Open to all Boys over to and under 16. Handicap at the post, age to be
slated on entry.
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A. Oxmood B. Marques Half-mile Flat Racz.--(Handicap).
W. H. Kuna (Buffs) 40 Yds. Cpl. Tetter (Buffs) 50 Yds. Time: 1m: 102/5 SECS.
RACK (SO YARDS);
SACK
ONE
A. Match (Biffs)............................
J. M. Britto
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MILE FLAT Race (Handicap' ) G. W. Kosam (Buffs) Scén!ch.............. A. 'Marsh (Huffs) 25 yds....... Time: 4 min, 5 secs Consolation Race, (110 Yards)-Open to all Competitors, except those in open events, who, have not won a prizs at this meeting,
JF. Castro
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MARCH OUTPUT."
Rubber Estates of Krion, March 2,091.
'SHANGHAI VOLUNTEERS.
GENERAL BROADWOOD'S INSPECTION,
Major General R. G Broadwand, who will bold the noqual inspection of the Volan teer Corps to-morrow, has been bury inspect.
Today's Advertisement.
**MOGUL" LINE OF STEAMERS.
NOTICE TU CONSIGNEES.
STEAMSHIP "ATHOLL," FROM GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL AND
'STRAITS.
ONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby informed Cat all Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown' Company, at Kowloon, whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained,
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods bave left the Godowns, and all Goods remain. ing undelivered after the and .prox. will bó subject to rent.
All Claims against the Steamer must be pre- wanted to the Undersigned on or before the I agih prox, or they will not be recognized.
All broken, chaled, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the and prox., at y P.M.
No Fire Insurance kus bean affected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
DODWELL & CO., LIMITED,
Agents, Henovane, 25th April. 1015.
1316
INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION"
COMPANY, LIMITED,
FROM CALÇOTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE
THE
“HE Company's Steamship
"LAISANG,"
having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo by ber are hereby informed that their Goods will be delivered from alongside."
Cargo, impeding the discharge or remaining on board after 4: P.M., the 27th fost, wili ba landed at Consignea's risk and expense. No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., LD,
Goneral Managers... Hongkong, 25th April, rora.
NOTICE TO ‘CONSIGNEES.
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THE P. & D. 5, N. Co.'s Steamer
"BORNEO,"
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FROM ANTWErp, london, malta, PORT SAID, SUEZ AND STRAITS.
Consignees of Calge by the above-named vessel are hereby, luformed that their Goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wänsi and Godown Dompany's Godowns at Kowloon, where each consigament will be sorted aut mark by mark, and delivery can be obtained the Goods are landed...
soon as
Optional Goods will be landed here unless instructions are given to the contrary before 6 hours.
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Goods not cleared by the roth instant,, si 4 P.M.) will be subject to rent,
No Fire Insurance will be affected by me in Gy case whatever.
Damaged Packages must be left in the
Intimations.
THE
DAIRY FARM CO.
LIMITED.
Choice Australian
BEEF, LAMB, MUTTON,
RABBITS and HARES.
ASAHI
BEER SAPPORO BEER
TO BE OBTAINED
FROM ALL WINE DEALERS,
THE
LOAN AND
“HINA · PROVIDENT
MORTGAGE CO., LD
(QAFIZAL PAID UP. .......................$1,150,000)
Loans on Mortgaga of House Property, &c. Goods received on Storage.. Advances made on Merchandise. Luan's made on the Provident System.
(Rates and Particulars on application),
• THE OFFICE OF TRUSTEE, EXECUTOR OF WILLS, ATTORNEY, dtc.,
Undertaken and Executad
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., General Managers,
Hongkong, 10th March, 1968.
NOTICE.
HON FAN; a Chinese graduate"
Godowas for oxamination by the Consignees Mersed in literature, has been a teacher
and the Company's représentative at a appointed hour.
All Claims must be presented within ten days of the steamir's arrival'here after which date they cannot be recognised. -
No Claims will be admlited after the Goods bavo left the Godowas.
E. A. HEWETT,
Superintendent, Hongkons, 24th April. roto.
to Europaan officials and merchants in this Colony for over ten years.
He has a good method of training Euro- peans to pass in the Chinnan examination, and is possessed of a first cate certificate as a Chinese teacher. He has also a good know- ledge of Mandario.
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Those who intend learning the Chinese 4 language are requested to write car of Hongkong Telegraph office or direct to 37, Hollywood Road, and floor..
Hongkong, jrd January, sorá
GREEN ISLAND CEMENT COMPANY, LIMITED,
REGULAR STEAMSHIP SERVICE
TO NEW YORK,
VIĄ PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL
ing the various Units at work during the last two days, says the N. G. D. Name of 22nd inst In addition to a visit to the Orderly Room and Gunsked, be found time on Friday to watch the training of the American and Customs Com- panies, the Light Horse, and the Artillery, (With Liberty to Chil at Malabar Goast.) The Artillery paraded on Wednesday after- nooo at the Guashed and were instructed to proceed to a piece of ground in Sinza Road, where the guns wore brought into action and various fold mancavrei were exe-
cuted. Those were watched with interest by Major-General Broadwood, his aide-de-camp; Capt. C. R. Hesthcote, and Lieut-Col. A.A.S. Barner, Commandant of the S. V. C. Eighty- five per cent of the strength of the unit paraded, Yesterday afternoon Major-General Broad. wood saw the following units at work:-the Japanese Company, "A" Company and its Mounted Section, the Chinese Company, the Rogiseers Corps and the Light Horse.
Events Coming.
Tuesday, 26th April.
Hughes & Hough, anction sale of miscel». laneous articles, 11.5.m.
Sanitary Board meeting, 3.45 p.m. Bandmann Opora Co., "Our Miss Gibbs," 9 pm.
Wednesday, 77th April.. Tennis Championship H. K. C. C. Ground,
Thursday, 28th April,
At the conclusion of the sports Mr. T.,E, Pearce said that that prize giving ceremony concluded the 13th annual fixture held in con nection with the V.R.C. It was said that 13 was a very uolucky number, but he thought they could all congratulate themselves on the fact that the weather had held out, and that they had been lucky instead of datacky. They bad witnessed, some very good running that afternoon, but he did not think there was any. thing which called tɔr special comment, excepi|| 4.30 p.m. perhaps the record time made by the winner of Brodmeon Opera Co', "The Dollar Princess," the hurdle race. He wished to congratulate 9 p.m. him, and be thought that 17 2/5secs, would remain a record for some time to come. The committee were very grateful to the ladies and gentlemen who had a liberally given to the prize fund, and also for the presence of su many that afternoon. They had been fortunatë” That the Memorandum and Articles of Asia seconing the services of Miss Rodger, who the Association be respectively had kindly consented to presept the extended, altered and amended so as to rand as shown in the print sigred for iba porpoie prizes, and be asked her to do so.
Miss Rodger was presented with a handsome of identification by the Chairman of this meeting, and that such extended, altered bouquet, and the proceedings ended with ad amended Memorandum and Anicles of three beatty cheers for Miss Rodger, and Aociation be henceforth adopted as the three more for the ladies. Memorandum and Articles of Association to the exclusion of those heretofore prevailing,
Before patting the resolution I shall be glad to answer any questions you may wish to put. to me on the anbject before the meeting to the best of my ability,
I will now send the Resolation which is pro- posed by myself and seconded by Mr. H. J. Such-
Interest earned during last year amounted to $140,884-52 agains! $134,085.57 for the previous year and the claimi paid amounted to 5479,770,432.29 per cent of the permium income #gainst $447,118.16 or 2980 per cent for the previous year. The percentage of expausen to premium has slightly decreased, being 15.43 per cent for last year, as agaiunt 16:16 per cent for sgay.
Exchange and Investment Fluctuation Ac.iciation count.-As explained in the report, principally owing to the higher rate of exchange the dollar value of the Association's investments in gold has depreciated by $19,312.30 and aller dabit ing Exchange and leveniment Fluctustion Ac-| count with that amount thera remains a credit
· bilinca of 5169,864.50.
A List of all the Association's investments Tins on the Zakfa should any shareholder with to see item
Of the $141,509.77 due by Agencias, bramia in course of collection and sundry outstandings on December st last about $380,029 has since
tan collected,
"Mr. Such-I beg to recond..
There were sequentiors and the resolution was put to the meeting and carried ananĺmons.
This was all the business, and the Chairman,
THE Java-China-Japan Steambly Company has ordered a new steamer to be built at the Shipbuilding Company Frenoord at Rotterdam, The liner must be ready in May, 1911, and will hava z langth of 420 ft, a breadth of '$4,(1, and a depth of 30 ft, with a speed of 213 miles; The steamer must measure &eys register toes, and
Bn khanked shareholders för sheir attendance: ske engines will have a capacity of 2,800 hp.
Hughes and Hough action sala of Furniture. at 23 deaduit Road, 2.30.p.m.
Friday, 29th April. **
Geo, P. Lammert, auction sale of furniture at the "Darrington" 5 Park Road, 2.30p.m.
'The Governor " At Home,” 9 p.m.
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Saturday, 30th April.
Hougkoog Electric Co., Ltd., Annual Meet ing at Company's offices St. George's Building, iz o'clock moon.
H.E, the Governor's departure on home leave.
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Volanteer Smoking Concert, 9.15 p.m.
Y, M. O. A. Concert. Yo
B. Monday 2nd May,
Geo. P. Lammert, Auction sale of Leasehold Property, at sales room, Noon, Shanghai Race Meeting.":
PROPOSED SAILINGS ODM HONGKONG-
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PORTLAND CEMENT.
In Casks of 375 lbr. net $5,50 per Ca
ex Factory.
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FOR NEW YORK ONLY:. S.S. "ERROLL*ọn 3rd May, 3.5. "SURUGA “............................. About 31st May. In Bags of 150 lbs, net $8.45 per Bag
For Freight sad further Information, appli
DODWELL & On., LIMITED,
Aponte. Wonoknez, 25th April, 10*0,
to
ex Factory,
SHEWAN TOMES & CO. General Managers.
Hongkong, rs1% August, 1008,
DRAUGHT BEER.
ENGLISH ALE AND STOUT In Stone Jar at $1.25 per Gallon.
ENGLISH ALE AND STOUT and also
ASAHI BEER
In Syphon at $1.60 per Gallon.
THE POPULAR DR. MACKENZIE'S STOUT.
(Nothing beats it for this climate, it being light, wholesome and very digestible.)
PER DOZEN PINTS
Splits
$2.60
1.76
H. PRICE & CO., LD.
WINE MERCHANTS:
12, Queen's Road,
Telephone 185.
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