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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY JANUARY 20 1012

South China Morning Post.

A Hongkong Welcome, Unfortunately the island is not looking at its bost just now. The discomforting rain of the last few days and the porpotial cloud round the Peak havo takon the edge" off the scenery. Still, there may be better things in store during next work, and at any rate the visitors, wo fool sure,

hospitality of looking is ins repronchubic. Every arrangement- possible to ensure their enjoy- ment and comfort has been made. and the secretary, Dr. Francis

Intimations

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ENJOY THE LARGEST

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Clark, has had the busiest of For Sight Seeing in an Up-to-date

Business Prospects in 1912. Ons thing, then, is certain we shall see dearor coal, for wages are bound to advance all round. I will be constrained to admit The iron and steel industry, that whatever the weather tho which is so greatly dependent upon the coilniner's activity, gives signs of a 'stendy advance during the coming your, though prices will be higher owing to the depletion of stocks and the probability of large orders for re- times to very good purpose. The newals being given by several delegatos have a long programd big railway companies at home to get through during tho von and abroad; while the con- days of the Congress,, had wo tinued prosperity of the shipffar them any kensity" winhoo' for ounding Trade In anothor de-pleasurable and profitable' dis- termining factor of great import cussions. The social side of their ance There is overy probability visit is a sure success, and it is that the demand for appper will fairly certain that the delegates be in excess of production, leading will carry away very grateful re- to a decrease in present stocks collections of their stay in the aud a rise in prices. The electri-Colony.

cal industries will be responsible for this, and the German deniand

will dominate the field. Tin also. should hold in own well, for what with the ever-expanding isiness in timplates to meet the needs of the big caoning industries, aud the falling-off in the Straits sup plies, merchants aro calculating upom prices beating the average of the past three years.

Daily Press.

Weights and Measures.

The Republican Government

Public Companie

HONGKONG LAND RE- CLAMATION CO., LTD.

NOTIOR is hereby given that the

-ELEVENTH ORDINARY MEETING » 'SHAREHOLDERS,

company will be hold” at the Company's Ulices, Victoria Buildings,

MOTOR,

RING UP 1038.

THE EXILE MOTOR GARAGE. Hongkong, 15th April, 1911.

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purpose of receiving the Beport of the

Dingers, together with a Statement of Accounts Ir the year ending Bist December, 1911

The Regintor of Shares of the Com- panj w # bo CLOSED from. SATUR DAY 20th January, TUURS DAY, 26th January, 1912 (baly dayı has now an exceptionally favour-incluite), during which perind u able opportunity for a radical ro-Transfer of Shares can be registered.

form that will produces unity

and yield results that the tinker-|

By Order of the Board of Directors, MOWBRAY 8. NORTHCOTE,

8.cretary,

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HONGKONG, CANTON AND MAUAO STEAMBOAT- CO., LTDŹ

NOTICE

TO SHAREHOLDERS.

ing methods hitherto tried could | Hongkong, 10th Jia., 1912. nover have attained. Why not adopt bodily the Metric System of Europe? This chango would occasion no worse inconvenience" than would any other similar.ro- form, and would for the first time, fix one, definite standard for the

*RE. NINETY-FIRST ORÐIN. whole country, and that, too, one ARXHALF-YEARLY MEET- that has the bansfit of being both ING of SIFAREHOLDERS in the scientific and in general use in Company will be held as the Offies of the Compay. Ho.el Mansions, on 1UES, many other lands. Its advantages DAY, the 6th Febuary; at 12 o'clock, need not be enlarged upon, und Noon, for the pauso of receiving now, if over, the Republic. couldnt of the rotors, together with --Statesient-of-Assunts,-deplating a bring it into use. Years, of course, Dividend, confirming the appointmont must elapse before it could

of a Director and electing Auditom.. be general throughout the lant, though it must not be forgotten that some businesses (as, for instance, the raw silk trade) are already inore or less acquainted with-it Toxes and duties would be paid by the new system; this would naturally lead 'to a recasting of the whole land- tax assessment, and, with taxes levied on

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The TRANSER BOOKS of the Hongkong and China... Company will be CLOSED fma 23rd nautary to 6th February, both days. inclusive.

By Order of the Board of Diretors,

W. E. CLARKE, Seer.Lary. Hongkong. 18th Jan., 1912. “

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TAILORS

WYNDHAM STEUET (Flower 66) ESTABLISHED 1909,

THE CHINA SQUADRON.

Following are the vessels of th, China Squadron

Submarinost

No. 36, Liens Commr. Godfrey

Herbert.

No. 37, Licut Commr. A. A.

Fonner

No. 38, Lent Commr. J. IL,

Codrington.

Alderity, dispatch-boat, Coindr

A. Lowndes 700 tons, guns, 2,000 f.k.p./ ̈ Astrien, 2nd class cruiser, Captain E.B, Kiddle, 4,300 tons, 10 guns, 7,000 i...

Atlas, admiralty tug, Haster S West, 615 tons, 1,400 i.h.p. Bramble, gunboat, Lient.-Comdr B.G, Washington, 710 tons. 900 i.l.p.

Britomart, gunboat, Lieut. Comdr.

Barker, 710 tous, 900/

Cadmus, British sloop, Comdr. II. Lynce, 1,070 tona, ihi.p. 101,100%£d. 20

Cherüb, water tank and tug.

Master W. Smith, '300, tons," i.h.p. 340:

Clio, British sloop, Comdr. H.R.

Venlo, 1,070 tons, i.h. p. 1,400,, Fame, torpedo-boat destroyer, Lt.- Comdr. H.. S. Monroe, 340 tous, 0 guns, 5,700 i,h.p." Flora, 2nd class oraisor, Captain"

J. Nicholas, 4,300 tons, 10 guns, 7,000 i.li.p...

Handy, torpedo-boat destroyer, Lieut.-Comdr. Hon. Guy Stopford, 205 tons, 6 guns, 4,000 lap..

Janus, torpodo-boat destroyer, Lt.

Comdr. M. B. R. Blackwood, 320 tons, 6 guns, 3,000 h.p.

Kent, armoured cruiser, Capt. 8. St. J. Farquhar, 9.800 tons, 14 guns, i.h.p. 22,000.

Kinslun, river gunboat, Lieut...

Comdr. T.J. S. Lyne, 616 tone,

i.h.p. 1,200

Merlin, surveying ship, Comdr. B. 50. M. Davy, 1,070 tons, 6

guas 1,400 i.l.p.

Minotaur, armoured cruiser (flag- ship Vice-Admiral Sir A... Winsloe), Capt. G.0. Cayley, 14,000 tona, i.h.p. 27,000. Monmouth, armoured cruiser, Captain L. E. Power, 9,800 tons i.h.p. 22.000...

Moorhen, river guubost, Lieut- "Comir. U. P.Leith, 180 tons, 2 gmus, i.h.p.800,"

Newcastle, 2ul class cruiser, Cup. tain George P. L. Hust, 4,800 tons, turbine. Nightingale, river gunboat, L-

Comdr. Claude Hillerøden Woodward, 85 tons, 240 hp, Otter, torpedo-boat destroyer, Comdr Lambe, 385 tons, ú guns, 6,300 i.b.p..

Robin, river gunboat, Li. Comdr.:

Cosmo A. O Douglas, 85 tons, 2 guns, 240 h.p.

Rosario, depot ship for Sul-

marinos, Lt-Comdr. N. J Archiale, UBO tona, ih.p 1,400,

Sandfiper, river gunboat, Lieu,

Comdr. E. J.J. Souiliby, 85 tons, 2 guns, 240, h.p.

Suipe, river gunboat, Lt-Com

Maurice B. Leslie, 85 tone; 2 guns 240 hp.

Taku, torpedo boat destroyer. Ganner E. J. Trillo, 305 tons, i.h.p. 6,000,

Tomar," recoiving ship, Com

modore Eyres, 4,650 tons, guns.

Fcal, river gunboat, Liont- [44

Comdr. R. J. Buchanan, Su tons, 2 guns, 800 i.hp. Thistle, gunboat, Lieut. Comer

M. B. Baillie Hamilton, 710 lons, 300,

Virago, torpado-boat destroy

"Tout-Comdr. Harold; Adair-Hall, 305 tuna, 0 6,300 ilip Waterwitch, surveying...

Sicut.Com 600 Cons

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