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SPECIAL CABLE.

KORE BOMB WORK IN SHANGHAI.

THREB PERSONS KILLED.

(From Our Own Correspondent).

Shanghai, September 17, 1,26 a.m.

́It is believed that a bomb factory and two houses have been shattered and that three persons have been killed.

COMPANY MEETING.

The Dougins Steamship Co., Ltd.

I will now propose that a Divi. dend of 9% be paid to sharehold- ere, that the balance of profit $53,391.04-le-a a hoogs of one

company's stermere-be written pay to the officers of the

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1018,

TELEGRAMS.

NEWMARKET STAKES.","

(Reuter's Servios To The "Telegraph."?

London. Rosalved September 16,

The race for Newmarket September Stakes, which wAS) substituted for the 8. Logar, rosalted as follows:--

Pommern

Snow Marten, Achton

1

The botting was 3 to 1 on Pom- mern, 9 to 1 Snowmarton; 25 to 1 Achton, Won by two lengths; six lengths between seoond and third. There were seven startore,

POLICE RESERVE ORDERS.

The thirty-second ordinary month's general meeting of the Douglas

Police Reserve orders ioned Steamship Co, Ltd., was held at off from the value of the com-to-day by Mr. F. C.Jenkin, D.S.P. the offices of the company to-day pany's properties, and that the (Reserve) state at noon. Mr. H. F. White pre accounts as presented be passed sided and those present were the after it had been seconded. Hon. Mr. D. Landate, Messrs. J. W. O. Bonnar, R. P. Shewan (Consulting Committee), H. R. B Hancock, W. Logan, W. G. Wor cester, F. Smyth, A. E. Hodgins, Chun Tong, Chan 8iu, P. J. Loper, P. O. Polls and J. E Gomes, Secretary.

Before patting the proposal before the meeting I shall be glad to answer any questions that share holders may wish to ask,

thie

Patrols (Central) Sunday, September 19; 5.50 pm.-One N. C. Officer and seven P. Cs, to be dat siled by [Last ector D'Almada.

8,50 p.m.-One N. C. Officer and seven P. Ca. to be detailed by IInspector D'Almada,

Monday, September 20: 6.50 p.m.Ono N, U. Offioar and even P. Ca. to be detailed by Inspector J. M. Wong.

8.50 p.m.-Oae N. C. Officer and sev P. Ce, to be detailed by Inspector J. M. Wong.

Tuesday, September 21: 5.50 p.m.-One N. C. Officer and aevon P. O. to be detailed by Inspector D'Almada,

8,50 p.m.-Crown-Sergenat Sirdar Khin and seven P. Os. The 8 50 patrol must be off the Compound and moving ebarply to their Sections by 9 p.m. sharp.

Patrole Water Police, Monday, September 20, 5 50 pm-Fothergill (3.) Packbam (8) and Bailes (P)

DAIRY FARM NEWS.

FISH

WE HAVE RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT

OF

.:

SELECTED

FILLET HADDOCKS

AND

KIPPERS.

A YEAR AGO TO-DAY.

LEADING EVENTS IN THE GREAT WAR.

Extracts from the war newn con- tarned in the "Hongkong Telegraph" of Septembar 17,

1014

General Killed.

A supplementary casualty liat which has been published includes the name of Brigadier General Neil Douglas Findlay C.B., among the killed.

Russia Sul Advancing- A message from Petrograd states that the Grand Doke Nicholas, the Russian Commander in-chief telegrapha that the Russ- iane bave crossed the Lower San river without resistance by the eney, who continue to retreat. The despatch adde:-We have reached Mosciak after occupying Grodek and are now within one day's march of Przemyel. There was no fighting in East Prussia yesterday,

SCOTTISH WOMEN'S HOSPITAL FOR FOREIGN SERVICE.

FUND FOR "HONGKONG SCOTTISH WOMEN'S BEDS."

Second Subscription List. Mra, Austruther £5. $25-ra, Stark, M. C. G. $20:-Mr. Tutober, Mrs. A. E. Hodgins.

$10:-Mrs. A. Burn, Mrs. A.

McKenzie, Mrg, A. M. Simp son, Mre. J. J. Audrowe, Mra, L. J. Davideon, Mrs. Adem Gibson, Mrs. Bonner, Mrs. C Liddell.

$5:-Mra, James Brown, Mrs. Forayth, Mrs. Clark Atkinson, Mrs. Garraway, Mrs. George Koith, Miss U. Gray, Mise Mary McGee, Mre. George Kynoch, Mrs. David Nicoll, Mies Annie Neilson, Miss Rachel Neilson, Mrs. James McIntosh, Mrs. R McGregor, Mre. W. Armstrong, Mre. MoNeill, A friend (Jean), Mre. W.

Mige Неп- derson, Mrs. Grant Smith Mra. R. Aitken, Mra. C. 8. Murphy, Mra Taylor, Mra. W. U. Fleming, Mrs. J. Hunter, Mrs. Neil McIntyre, Mrs. Naiah, Mrs. Pithie, Mrs. John Stewart, Mr. John Wilkie, Mies Matilda S. Alcook, Mrs. George Dancan.

Bell, 8.30 p.m.-Wesser (S), Nicoll (8) and Kobertson (P),

The Canadian Contingent. A message from Ottawa states that two regiments of cavalry will accompany the first Canadian

Tuesday, September 21: 550 p.m.-Hyndman (8), D' Aquino (8) and Iosp. D'Almada (P).

850 p.m.-P. Ablong (S), A. Ablong (8) and Doughty (P). 8-contingent. teport at Charge Room, Water Police Station. P-Report at Police Pier for Police Lannob,

Mr.Smyth in seconding said: Mr. Chairman and gentlemen, Lave very much pleasure indeod The Secretary read the notice in seconding the adoption of the report and accounts as presented convening the meeting.

The Chairman said: Gentlemen. As an old abareholder in the com- the report and accounis together pacy it is very gratifying for me with the auditor's certificate to know that the company is in having been in your bands for for more prosperous times. I am come time, I will with your per-fauro the shareholders in general mission take them as read, and it is will join with me in according a with satisfaction that we are able vote" of congratulation to the this year to put before you results general managers for their very showing each improvement over good management of the om previous years. Resalts which pany, not only to the satisfaction are mainly attributable to the of the shareholders but to the charter of one of the company's general satisfaction of their con. steamers on advantageous forms stituents. The purchase of the during the last two months of the Moura and the sale of the Raimun period under review and also to is another instance of the good the withdrawal of the competing management under which nur steamers of the Japanese line from affairs have been conducted. Tae

toobage on the Foochow ran in April lass, superfluous which has undoubtedly had a market which has been continued beneficial effect on earnings. The and which will continue even if loyal support of the officers of the war in Europe comes to a the company's steamere has con- speedy end, that increased ton- tributed in no small measure to page will contione for some the satisfactory results shown, as time, and the purebase will be a The besides ordinary navigation duties very profitable investment. they have also to attend to the bonus to the ships officers of the

is

*wise dieobarge of company shipment. and

argo and have frequently had thing and I feel that they to work at night and on San- will be as gratified at the receipt days, and I shall have much of this as the shareholders are in pleasure later on in proposing granting it. I oan ouly hope iform, and will be required to at elevan a'oleck, asys:-Our Browell, Mra. Dinald McKenzie, the payment of a bonus to them, that the affairs of the company which has been well earned, and will continue in such a prosper- which I am sure shareholders Dus state until next year and that will readily grant. The amount you will be able to give the share of the bonus which will be ap-holders a Obristmas oumshaw in proximately $7,000, will be de- the shape of an interim dividend geant-Major, ducted from the amount it is(Applause) I have much pleasure

All ranke will parade for Boute proposed to write off the com-in seconding the resolution.

March on Thursday, September The chairman-You have 23. Fall in at Central with riflea pany's properties.

The general managers and heard the resolution proposed by at 5.45 p.m. Uniform with Caps. consulting committee have decid-myself and seconded by Mr. ed to take advantage of the Baysh, perhaps I had beiler read Only men on patrol and medically demand for tonnage to dispose of it again will now propose exempt may be absent from this

parade, the Hanman which is now far too that a dividend of nine per cent, small a carrier for our Cuset trade, be paid to shareholders, that the

All occurrences auch se arrests, and 'to replice her, we have balance of profit, $53,391,04 Jess

a bonus of one month's pay to these, sto., with which any member of the Police Esserve is acquired a steamer, (the 8.8. Mours belonging

the officera of the company's steamers connected, must be briefly report : S. 8. Co. of New be written off the value of the ed in writing to the U. B. P.e Zealand), of

considerably company's properties and that Office, where a record is being larger carrying capacity, built the accounts as presented he kept. Refused charges must be

Those in favour please reported. some years later than the Hai-passed. mun at a price not very greatly signify-carried unanimously. in excess of the amount we hope The next business is the re-election to receive by her sale and which of the consulting committee,

to

2

very

Promenade Concert. Police Reservists attending this Concert must do so in ua-

pay for admission.

Men warned for pioquet duty will fall in at 8.20 p.m. at the main bandstand under the Ser-

Parades,

'Cases.

Promotions.

The Hon. O. S. P. has sa notion ad the promotion of Acting in the opinion of the general Mr. Hancock:-I beg to propose Inspector J. M. Wong to the rank managers and consulting com- the re-election of Mr. D. Land of Inspector, and of P. O. Grad millee is a very reasonable one at Bonner, the Hon. Mr. Landale Ozorio to the rank of Band the present time of abnormally and Mr. R. G. Shewan to the Sergeant. bigh prices for steamers.

should arrive bere next month.

She onsulting committee.

Capt. Hodgins:-1 beg to

I do not think that there is second that.

To a Correspondent, The chairman:-The re-election "Chinese Justice" is reminded anything in the accounts that calls for special mention. The of Mr. J. W. C. Bonnar, the Hon. that it is not our practice to pub- steamers stand in the books at a Mr. D. Landale and Mr. R. G.lish lettera from correspondents good deal less than their present Shewan to the consulting com- who do not furnish name and

additions|mittee has been proposed by Mr. address-not accessarily for pab-| sotaal value--the since made referred to in the dancock and seconded by Capt.lication. accounts, were rendered necessary Hodgins. Those in favour please by the New Piracy Prevention signify in the usual manner- The Japanese steamer, Tamon Regulations, which came into against carried unanimously. Maru 1, which was ashore about force last year. The amount on The next business is the re-elec-six miles from Macao, has been mortgage is the same as last year, tion of auditors. while the amount on fixed deposit.

The Tamon Maru Re-Floated.

Birvian Success. The Savians have occupied Vishegrad, a small town in the district Sarajevo, Bosnia.

Allies Advance Continues. A Paris official message, issued armies on the left wing are in close contact with the enemy's whole front, along the heights north of the Aisne and west and north of Rheims,

$3:-Mrs. Sim, Mra. M»Leód, Mr. Drummond, Mrs. Martin, Mra. P: Oliver, Mrs. J. W. Header- con, Birs. J. W. Smythe, Mra,

Mes. E. Steel, Mrs. W. Brown, Mise Allan, Mr. E. Smith, Mea, $2:-Miss Annie Logan, Mra. J. D. Watt, Mre, Logan. Neave, Mrs. Johnstone, Anoney-

mons.

$1:-Miss Annie Watt Lan- son, Mrs. W. J. C.

HARBOUR COLLISION. Uneas and St. Albans Damaged.

Total $5 (sterling) $380. An error was made in the first Yesterday evening there was a list 310 not $5 being given by collision between the sleamers Uncas

and St. Albans, in the Earbour. The St. Albans W09 boled and. B tag from the Kowloon Docks,

stood by her all night, taking her into the Kowloon wburf this morning. The Uneas had her bowe twisted and when she has

Miss Wilkie.

Already acknowledged £25 (Sterling)+ 8752.

Grand total £30 (Sterling)+ $1,137.

TO-DAY'S. ADVERTISEMENTS,

been relieved of her cargo of oil ASSOCIACAO PORTUGUESA she will also undergo repair.

The Uacas was about to go to

wharf at Li-chi kok. The St. sea having lelt the Standard Oil Albans should have left to-day for Australis, but she will now be detained about ten days. She is now discharging cargo at Kow- lon wharf and she will be towed into diy deck on Monday, in all probability.

DE SOCCORROS

MUTUOS.

AVISO.

A primeira Assemblea Geral

Extraordinaria Tosta Associacao tera logar no Club Lusitano, na tarde de 23 de Setembro de 1915

as 5 horas.

Os Exmos Sura, Socios e maisos Exmos. Snys. membros da Com- munidade Portuguesa aao res- peitosamente convidados para esta reuniao.

-O SECRETARIO, F.P. de Vasconcellos Soares. Hongkong, 15 de Setembro de 1915.

KWANGTUNG FLOOD RELIEF FUND. Subscription List No. 45. The Tung Wa Hospital begs to acknowledge with thanks the fol- lowing donations to the Kwang-A tuag Flood Relief Fund.

Par Shan Fook Shing from the successfully re-floated and is now Ford R-lief Baiety at Bangkok Mr. F. Smyth-I beg to pro-being repaired in No. 2 dock of tar nelieetion $5000.00. has been increased by $50,000. pose the re-election of Mesars. A. the "Kowloon Dock Company Per Ship Fook Shing from the The reserve fund remains as R. Lowe and O. Bernard Brown as under the supervision of Mr. J. Flood Relief Scoiaty at Bangkok in last year's account $8,625, auditore for the ensuing year at a Lambert, Lloyd's surveyor. 2nd collection $4000.00.

Per Shun: Fook Shing from the has been added to the ander remuneration of $300 per annum.

Flood Relief Scolaty at Bangkok 3rd collection $454.85.4%

writing account, and generally

Mr. Chun Tong :-( havo plon-

the Company is in a highly satis-sure in seconding that.

The chairman: It has been ance. I thank Mr: Smyth on factory position, and as doubtless Shareholders will wish to learn proposed by Mr. Smyth and behalf of the general managers something as to future prospects seconded by Mr. Chun Tong that and the consulting committee. I will say that the present outlook Megers. A. B. Lowe and C.B. With regard to what he had said is very encouraging and with the Brown be re-elected as auditors for about an interim dividend, if at Haiyang chartered at a remunera- the ensuing year at a remuneration, the end of six months profits are tive figure until the middle of of $300 per annum. Those in fav- satisfactory and the outlook wate next March, we may anticipate our-against-carried passimous rants it, the general managers the result of the year's working ly. That is all the business gentle will give head to his remarks. men; thank you for your attend- Dividend warrants are now ready with optimism...

and may be had on application.

Per Mr. Chan Wai Shan from Shut Sin Society of Fooohow $1000.00.

Chinese St. Joseph's Society $200.00.00

Staff of Holt's Wharf $3100. Already acknowledged $591518-58 E Total: 8542199,43,

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. free lecture on Christian. Science will be given by VIRGIL O. STRICKLER, 0.8. Member of the Board of Lecture- ship of The Mother Churob, The Firat Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Maas, in the Chamber of Commerce Room, Oity Hall,

on FRIDAY, September 24th, at 5.30 p.m. The public is cordially invited to attend. NOTICE

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