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HOTEL LIST.

Hongkong Hotel.

Anderson GE

Alford Mrs

Allison J H

Bitbook RJ Bellion & E Blokarton 1 Bernheim Mr & Mrs

Barobelm Master

Bala 11 Murray Beil CDJ Bellliot Mrs ER Baring J I Bauckham E Brown JAH

Bowers

CF

Boulon FG

Lopes Lieut JM Lawrance G A Marriott Dr & KreŨ

McKean Dr G W NoMurray D Mohta B K Moreck! J Mtabell L P HoKinlay WB Hackenzie K Mahoney Miss E

Morling Mr&Mr

K

McIntosh J

McCourel RN McGregor J I

CONSIGNEES

THE HONUKOVO TELEGRAPH, TUESVAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1915.

NOTICE

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. UNION INSURANCESOCIETY

THE CHINA MAIL 3.8. CO., LTD.

From SAN FRANCISCO, via NAGASAKI AND MANILA.

HE Steamship

The

"CHINA,"

OF CANTON,.LTD.

hold at

NOTICE

CHINA TRADERS' INSUR-

ANCE CO., LTD.

NOTICE is hereby given that an EXTRAORDINARY GEN- ERAL MEETING of the China Notice is hereby given that an Traders' Idauronco

Company EXTRAORDINARY GENER- Limited will to held at the Head AL MEETING of The Union In-Office of the Company No. 2 surance Society of Canton, Limit- Queen's Buildings Ice House cd will bo

the Stroet Victoria in the Colony of above named steamer Head Office of the Boolety Hongkong on Eaturday the 4th having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby notified to send D Queen's Buildings. Ice day of Decomber 1915 at 12.15 Macanay Mr & Mrs in their Bills of Lading for coun- Colony of Hongkong, on Satur- purpose of considering, and if House Street, Victoria in the o'clock in the afternoon for the tersignature, and to take im day, the 4th day of Decembor. thought fit, passing as Extraor mediate delivery of cargo from 1915 at 12 o'clock noon for the dinary Resolutions the following

Cargo remaining undelivered purpose of considering, and if Resolutie ns. that is to say on 28th Nov. 1915, at 5 pm. will though: fit, assing as Extra- bs landed at Consigneos risk and ordinary Resolutions, that is to Olsoyra Capt & Her expense, and delivery must then say :-

be taken from the Company's Godown. Storuze charges will be |a scesed on all goods remaining undelivered on 3rd December, 1915, at 5p.m.

JA Helghbour WR

Hicalm Mra

Barobart Min

F

Boardman FA

Canera F di

Mr & Mra

Croucher N

Chevtlam H

Main A

Camron WHM

Cokely PJ

Chujian P

Collina W H Cation F R

Cavin ED

Champlin C ColoJE

Duffy M

ME

Davin Mr. FE

Cornellassa M

Dqwar Capt !

Dillon Cup FM

Edwards CC

Nowerms A C

Ormiston J

Ormiston Jas

Olon H

1. D

WA

O'Leary Me & Ura Picher Mr & MAJ Parr Mr&Mrs EVD, Pawin Men JED l'ortor Misu A Parker K H

Estabrooke Mr WWFayoo Mr&MrWW,

Eedy Cap: GW

Ehrhardi Capt W

Page Mr & Mrs It O

Roay, Miss F Bay, E. H

Fitzwilliams D.GHLReed Mr C

Farley W

Fuller birs & J

Falconer Mr & Mr

PJ

Raymond Mr and V EM Bawor Mr & Mrs

A B Rudolph A H Smith W H Simmons P W

Borby V

L

Finlay 3

Gould Mr& MISJ

Gibb J

Goulbourn y

Goodman

George Rt H

Gray LW

Hunter A

Hunt J Bt C

Hodzo WJ

Hall Capt T P

Hannibal Mr & A

W

Heyblom W Holgate LG Hanson A Hough W K Haupt Mr & Mr.

Hart N J Hussey Capt L. Innes CapiR Joseph - አ

Jepposen J

Jardion P R Des

Stooker Mr

Shaw Mr&Mr J8 Schroeder WE Simpson Capt H

Bunders Mr & Mrs Staven DG

Shepbord Mr WH

MrsSpitzel A

alongside.

No Fito Insurance whatever will bo offectod.

No Claim will be recognised aftor the goods have left the Steamer or Godown.

All chafed and damaged cargo will be landed into the Godown, where they will be examined on 3rd December, at 10 am.

No Claims will be recogn'sod if filed after 25th December, 1915,

O. H RITTER.

Agent. Hongkong, 29th November, 1915.

PUBLIC COMPANIES

*INDO-OHIN

Baith Me & Muf TaylorHH

Trowbridge Cap! H Tait A H Thompson E AR Urlaub Mr

Kinghorn Capt and

loyd GT

Auritzen C ongfield 9

Grand

Anker JÚ Arnott C R Booth CH

Qrew A B

Dunrich A

Dyer D

Dyk P San V

George LE

Grant J

Hemus Fo Jamos Kleck J de Lawrie W

thrlaub Misr L Urlaub Jr JO Wood G G

Wilkie J

Wright J F

Woods Dr & Bra

L

Ward &

Wood Mrs N

Wright Miss (

Wilson N

Wright Pre W

Hotel. Mauteiro Makebany M NcLaren L Horrow JamOS Moyos W M1 Philipp P Reynold Ryan E Bwith J Stanton JR S Slabb Mr & Mr JB Thoris H F Veon H B van

Peak Hotoi.

Armatronx W Mrs

Jones i eu

Bowdler Mr

Mrs H I^

W

Johna bira TJR

Carmichael Mr and Michowan Mrs.

Cury F W

Martin Min

Morgan Major

Camalli Me & M. D Most Mr & Mrs DK

C

• Clift Dr H Lechmora Cooney Lt & Mies Coustand AMr&Mr Darling Col RE D'Clioeyra Capt &

Ara

Falchnic Col

Faller Denninn

Paterson R

Perkins T L

Elati C

Smith Mr & MrEO Emith Mr & Mrs AF Stewart GE Tuhn J A Ventre Maj. Gea

Carlton Hotel.

Ballantine B A

Kerkwood J

Barnett Mr & Mrs Kost Mr and Mrs

Catterall A

Chubb H J

Crop! L Cropley NC Cropley CC Fulcher WC Fitz Qibbon FJ

Hind W B Hoshini Dr.I Jonna GL D

Lewis II

Meek Thomas Fennell W v Forchico O

Sinclair Th

Smith Mr & Mrs W Dogs Capt T Stephen Mr&Mril!

Thom Wm Tim noy J

Kingsclere Hotel.

Bol es J W Bura Porcy Cavero 8 M Claxton A A Cooper W AJ Dick H W Egra Mra F

Fielder E Filkins Miss D Forbes A Hecgeweiff

Negra R North RAC

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STEAM NAVI- GATION CO., LTD.

Dividend Warrants dated Lon- don 24th September, 1915 may be had on application at the Offices of the undersiz ned.

JARDINE, MATHESON

& Co., Ltd, General Managers. Hongkong 29th November, 1915.

KAMU)

NG (IN KEDAH) RU ER PLANTATION Co., Ltd.

Incorporated under the Com- Panies Ordinances of Hon kong.

Nolice is hersby given that the Fifth Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders of the above Company will be held at the Palace Hotel, Sh nghai on Mon- day the 13th day of December, 191 at 4 p.m. to receive the Directors' Report and accounts for the period ending Septembər 30th. 1915, to elorta Diretor and Auditors and for the transaction of other Ordinary business.

1.

1.-"That Article No. 9 of the

Company's Articles of Associa "tion which now reads: —

That the Capital of the Society be increased to $4,000,000 (Four million Dollars) by the creation of 3,600 (Three Thou- "sand six hundred) additional ordinary sharos of $250 (Two hundred and fifty Dollara) each whores f $100 (One hundred Dollars) aball be credited as paid up ranking for dividend and in all other respects parl Passu with the existing ordin- ary shares of the Society; and that the raid additional shares," so far as shall be necessary fir" the purpose, be issued to those Shareholders of the China Fire" Insurance Company, Limited, who have accepted or shalt accept the Society's offer made to them on the 4th day of August, 1915—such issue being

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in accordance with the terms of

a contract or memorandum in writing made or to be made pursuant to the said offer and "to be filed with the Registrar of Compapies : and that the balance (if any) of the said additional abares be disposed of by the Society's Board of Direc- tors in such manner as such "Board shall think most bone- "ficial to the Society."

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Society's Articles of Association "That Article No. 9 of the

which now reads

'The Society shall have a first] and paramount lien upon all |

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the shares of any shate

holder for all monies due to the Society either from him alone or jointly with any other person and where a share is held by more per- sons than one the Society shall have a lion thereon in

respect of all monies so due to it from all or any of the holders thereof.'

"be eliminated in its entirety and that in lieu thereof the following new Article be in- sorted as Article No. 9:-

The Transfer Books of the" Company will be closed from the 4th to the 15th of December both days inclusive.

Dated this 23rd day of Novem- ber, 1915.

By Order of the Board of Directors.

SCHILLER & CO., Secretaries & General Managers.

NOTICES

GR.

NOTICE.

Any European, Non-Asiatic or Indian desiring to leave the Colony should apply in writing for permission to do so to the Captain Superintendent of Police, at least 48 hours before the in- tended hour of departure, giving name, nationality. age, height and occupation of the applicant, and stating the name of the steamer or other vessel or

BOX,

Powell Capt&e, the hour of the train by which

9.- The Society shall have a firet and paramount lien upon all the shares register- ed in the name of each shareholder (whether solely

ar jointly with others) and

#

The Company shall have & 'first and paramount Hen upon all the shares of any

hareholder for all monios; 'due to the Company ofther 'from him along or jointly *with any other person, and where & share is held by mere persons than one the Company shall have lien thereon in respect of all monies so due to it from all or any of the holders 'thore.f."

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be eliminated in its entirety, and that in lieu thereof the fol- lowing new Article be inserted as Article No. 9

9.

NOTICES

PUBLIC NOTICE.

On Dec. 1st the Alexandra Cafe will Open ai Depot, at 81 Pekin Road, (Ahwee's Dairy) Kow- loor, For the sale of their Bread, Cakes, Pa try &o. Orders Taken for any of cus Products which are Guaranteed to be of First Class

Quality in every detail.

THE ALEXANDRA CAFE.

THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.

CONTAINS ALL THE NEWS.

The most

complete Mail

Supplement in the Colony.

The Company shall have a first and paramount lien upon all the shares regis- tered in the name of each shareholder (whether solely or jointly with others) and upon the proceeds of sale sad

* theroof, for hus debts liabili- ties and engagements, and solely or jointly with any other person, to or with the Company, whether the per- iod for the payment, full- ment or discharge thereof shall have actually arrived

COMMERCIAL.

Coal and other Mites In China, According to recent invaetiga- tions made by the Agricultural and Commercial Department, in Ohine there are 12 coal mines, 2 iron minca, 1 nickel mine and 2 antimony mines. At present, the annual output of coal aggregates 15,000,000 tons, while 868,000 tons of iron are taken out. Should the minas be worked with modern mohinery, the outpat would be tenfeld ile amounts now pro duced.

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Timber Output of Hokkaido, Japan.-

The estimated, amount of' im- port of Hokkaido timber to Manchuria this year is about 100,000 pieces of timber each of a foot square and 12 ft. in length, valued at abcat Y250,000 which is about half the total of last year. The average annual importe from Hokkaido to Manoharia bave arely sunk below Y500,000 before and this falling-off in due {t the general business depression in consequence of the Wer as well as to the comparatively large stock held over from last year. The timber season of this year wAS

backward in its reopening by

about a month owing to the belated thawing season.

The

timber season came in just when

steamer freights were very stiff, and this and a few other considera tions have made it impossible to

Contains all the news of the week in a most attractive form lower the raling price although

in the paper for mailing to friends at Home.

Price per single copy -25 cents,

Annual Subscription -$13 (including postage $17).

CONTENTS.

............ 1-4 The Licensing Contro-

5

verly

40-42 Hongkong Tramway Oo.,

Ltd.......

....42

THE SUN JAU TES AND 100,

or not, and no equitable in- Day by Day terest in any share shall be

Steamers created except upon the footing and condition that Hotel Lisla Clause 33a hereof is to have Passenger Lists 'full effect. And such lien

AND ANGED FOR ANYMOR

09. ANG IYO JULSEY DON

7

A Kowloon Tragedy......42 8-9 The Health of the Colony.42 10-11 The Cigarette and Tobacco

Fond

*shall extend to all dividends Commercial.

from time to time declared Correspondence.WAT in respect of such share.

The Courts...... 104 #12489 311 12-15

2. That after Article No. 33

of the Company's Articles of Lending Articles... 16-21 Vessels and Cargo.....43

Association the following new Notes and Comments. Article be inserted as Article, Special Articles ........... No. 3la

22-25 26-33

Death of the Hon. Mr.

E. A. Howett .44-40

Sport.......34-37 West River News 48 33a. Save as herain other For the Front..........38-39 Hoogkong Sunday Sohcol

wire provided the Company A Recant Murder .........39

Union anar 1949ECI46 shall entitled to treat the Hongkong Wedding ......39 Telograma registered holder of any

3.

share as the absolute owner

* thereof, an

accordingly

* shall not, except as ordered

'by a Court of competent

jurisdiction, or as by Ordin-

NOTICES

ance required, be bound to PEARTRAMWAY CO

* recognise any equitable or

* other claim toer interest in Fuch share on the part of any other person, firm, Company or Corporation,"

That the bading of Arti-

cles Nos. 94 to 99 (inclusive)

of the Company's Articles of

the

upon the proceeds of sale" Association reading:- thereof, for his debts liabili-Secretary' be altered so as to

*ties and engagements, and

solely or jointly with any other person, to or with the

*Society, whether the period

for the payment, fu filmot,

read the General Manager';

" and that in the last mantioned Articles (Nos. 04 to 09 inclusive) wherever the word' Secretary appears such word be eliminat-

or discharge thereof shalled and that in lieu thereof the have actually arrived or words General Manager, bo *not, and no equitable interest" inserted "

in any share shall be croat- 4. That in the following *ed except upon the footing | »

Articles of the Company's Ar-

* and condition that Clause" ticles of Association, viz

348 hereof is to have full 'effact. And auch lion ehall extend to all dividends from

• time

time declared in res- poct o sich eher e,"

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3.-"That of er Arti le No. 34

Articles Nos. 2, 7, 24, 3, 41 46, 52, 54, 83, 93, 102 and 128 the word Secretary' wherever it "occurs be eliminated and that in lieu thereof the words' Gen- "eral Manager" be inserted."

Should the above Resolutions passed by the requisite

of the Society's Articlo of As-be

LIMITED.

TUR TABLE

WEEK DAYS.

1.00 al, 19

1.00 AM to 10.00 AM. EG.DC AM, to 4000 41 FOTO 4.2, 10TVA 10:45 2.3 to

1.00 4. Ever 15 M1,

10 SEIN 25 MIN

10

ZM

h

TO MIN

+3

*

1 Mm,

1.35 PIMI

*

33 MIN,

1/10 7.M.

M

10 MIN

La Time to 1.LS PAM, to 1:00 7.34) (0

NIGHT CARS

15 MIN.

La mulando r34 970 a 10

15.00 Fisti avery bill both

100 280 17:41 2.164

they quarter of adher

BUNDAYS

7,48 AM 1 10.30 AM, Brant 15 Min.

colta A.M. in $1.80 MM, 30 11.00 Noop to

1.D.

13,00 M 19.00 Noox 100 PSI

5.00 WI +

6.00 7.3.

2.00 7737

HOME LO

1.10 7.X.

14 15 MIN.

To Ma

13

Man

500 Ft, to 6.00 7.1 10

xo Wan, NIGHT CARS as on Wok Dayı,

SATURDAYS

Extra Car is midnigh

SPECIAL CARE

By, Arranganist at the Company's Oßia,

Alemanden Rulutions,

Dis Vond Road, Central,-

#Seases and peach tickets available for all ou not already fell antagat the time stated in the Company times tales, but not for special cas toutained on application at the Company's Office- Compradora de representing Back Neces

CALLED DANA A

NOTICES

when the Sino-Japanese crisis threatened to calminste in rup- tare, the leading local timber dealers cast about for some means to get rid of their stocks:

Queensland Wool.

When harvest operations were in full swing in England atten- tion was drawn to the vast agri- cultural wealth of Queensland by a display of sheaves of cor and various samples of cereals 1 the fine window of the Qase aland Government Agency i the Strand, London. Conter orane- ously with the holding of..e sixth series of Colonial wood sales at the London Wool Exchange there has been exhibited a splendid Dollection of Queensland wools, which, by the way; have been fetching top prices at the anctions, the principal demand for the fine merinos coming from Raasis. As in the other States of Australia,po in Queensland

the great pastoral industry is the book- bone of the country and wool and

SILIMPOPON (SEBATTIK)mest the chief articles of export.

COAL.

Coal compares

Although the existenos of Queens- lani as a separate Colony only dates from 1859, it was in 1840 that the foundations of the laid by

were

The undersigned having bean wool industry appointed Agents for the Cowie Leslie Brothers, who stooked a Harbour Coal Co. Ltd. are portion of the famous Darling prepared to quote prices for best Downs with sheep, Here the quality Silimpopon Coal trim- acorn was planted that grew into med into Bunkers at Sebatlik or such a prodigious tree as to Sandakan (British North overshadow the land in the course Borneo).

of a few years. The value of the Silimpopon fovourably with the better grades wol exported from the whole of of Japanese Coal and gives good eensland for 1913 was £6,290,- results on a very moderate con-000. The number of owners of sheep in the central, west and nor- sumption.

Steamers calling at Sebatlik thern part of the State in 1913 was or Sandakan exclusively for about 1,400, averaging 10,700 Silimpopon Coal (sither cargo or aheap per owner. Several amall Bunkers) are exempt from pay farmers own 1,000 and moro, while mant of all Port charges.

there are dozens of sheep atations

At Babattik steamers

are

berched alongside the Companys wharf where there is a minimum depth of 27 to 28 feet at low water Spring Tides.

Ranger Mr & Mr the applicant wishes to leave." sociation the following new majority, they will be submitted No Season ticket will balssund wall pryment this arbar) Prices, and all other|obargos-would · bring in an in..

FE

Robertson Mr &

Applicants should apply in person for their passes at the Central

Police Station between the hours of 9 am to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to

Mr J Rolfe P H Bachao Mrs G Singer Mr MrsET Bmyth Mr & Mr4pm. daily.

Hurley Mr and Mrs Smyth R

FC Mason

Kerr Mrs A

Logan W

Lubra J.11 VG

Tynn Mr & Mr.

FH Watkins HC

King Edward Hotel.

Almond Mra R.

Barnes J H

Budgo W

Chene Mr & Mrs Cooke FL Cooke, Mas J F Cooke Mastaze

JF Cooks JH

Course A

Davison J H Deane My RO Duckworth F F

son W T Foo MYS Fraser FE

Get Mr & Mr

Jritz C

Gregory TM

Grieve E

Gaon T

Lion K C

Kuhn Mr & Mra Lambden Miss TSL W D

Larnox Capt & Hui Norris EC M&Msoleod D A

4

Moyar

Murphy H Panmore Mra WO Raminy R A -Richardson CE

Robson Mr

Sawyer L R

Moʻgh E M

Sopar OH..

Stoneham.

F

Sylvester Mrs S Taylor HO

Thornton H

Hammes Mr& Mrá Toutkallat Mra EL

Holm J H

Jackson Mr Mr

TO AL

Jones TR,

Joseph J Lambden D

Hongkong 9th. July, 1915.

KEROSENE OIL.

We guarantee all kerosene pil sold by us to be pure and

unadulterated.

Present price-

"COMET,"

$3.99 per case ex store.

"WHITE ROSE,"

$4,30 per caso ex store.

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CHING CHEONG

Article be inserted as Article for confirmation as Special Roso No. 349-

lutions to a Second Extraordin- ary General Meeting which will be subsequently conveaed.

Da'ed this 22nd day of Novem- bor 1915,

34a. Save as herein other

'wise provided the Society *shall be entitled to treat the registered holder of any *share as the absoluto owner *thereof, and accordingly!

By Order of the Board,

C. MONTAGUE EDE,

Secretary..

* shall not, except as ordered | Hongkong 22nd November, 1915.

by a Court of competent

jurisdiction, r as by Or-

' to recognise any equitable

or other claim to or interest" * in such share on the part of any other person, firm Com- 'pany or Corporation."

dinanca required, be bound 5.-"That is the following "Articles Nos. 2; 7,25, 36, 45, 47, 53, 55, 84, 94, 103 and 129 the word 'Secretary' wherever it occurs be eliminated and that in lieu thereof the words "General Managor'be inserted." Should the above Resolutions 4.-"That the heading of Asti-! "cles Ncs. 95 to 100 (inclusive) be passed by the roquisite majori~ "of the Society's Articles of A-, ty, they will be submitted for "sociation reading the Secre-confirmation as Special Resolu- tary' be altered as as to read tions to a Second Extraordinary the General Manager; and General Meeting which will be that in the laat mentioned subsequently convened

Dated this 22nd day of Novem- "Articles (Nos. 95 to 10)' inclu-

word ber, 1915..

168 Das Vœux Road. Cen.sive) wherever the Underwood Mr & ( blocks West of Cont. Market

Mr H J

"'Beoralary' appears such word Witchell D H

"be eliminated and that in Hou WODE 13

KWONG YUEN, |" thereof the words "General

Manerer be inserted.""

YOLDJON A

91 Dos Vallix Road, West,

!

By Order of the Board,

C. MONTAGUE EDE,

Becretary

for has been made in Bank Notes of by Chequa or

JOHN D. HUMPHREYE'S SOY

MEE CHEUNG, PHOTOGRAPHER:

FLOOD PICTURES

of

CANTON, SHAMEEN,

WEST RIVER

AND

VARIOUS DISTRICTS NOW ON SALE Hongkong, 18th July, 1913

SINGON & CO.

Established A. D. 1880.

IRON, STHEL, METAL and "HARD WARE MERCHANTS. Wholesala and Kətall Ironmongers, Pig Iron and Foundry Coke Importera. Umaral Store- Keepers and Bilpchandians, Now, 35 and 37. King Loong Btreat; (ând firest: weni of-Claptra) Markos) Jalaghans (0.815 -

BRADLEY & Co. Ltd. .

carrying over 100,000 heop. Ths wool clip alone of 100,000 sheep allowing a minimum rate of 45. 6d. per wool per sheep clear profit, Charts of Sibuko Bay, (Sabattik after paying shearers and other information concerning the Port come up to 230,000 for the year. can be had on application to the The lambing also from ecoh a Ager ts.

flock should easily be worth over this amount again. These figures- Agents Cowie Harbour Toal will give the reader a fair idea of

Co., Ltd.

what a very prosperous industry Hongkong, 8th June, 1915.

even if undertaken in a small way, thisis. The sub-ariesian and artesian bores which have been put down all over the country to apply water in cases of drought have undoubtedly largely aided the development of this industry, which is still capable of ocnsider. able.zojicu.

THE CHINA PROVIDENT LOAN AND MORTGAGE

CO., LTD.

(Capital Fald up...$1,250,000.)

Loans on Mortgage of House Pre-1 perty, &o

Goode received on Storage: Advances made on Merchandise: Loans made on the Provident

System: "

(Rates and Particulare on· ap-.

plication},

The Office of TRUSTÉE, EXECUTOR OF WILLS, ATTORNEY, #&tor,: Undertaken and Executed:

SHEWAN, TOMES & Co /* General Manngers: Hongkong, 19th March, 1990-

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