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THE HONGKONG & KOWLOON WHARF & GODOWN CO., LTD.

NOTICE is barely given that an Extraordinary Meeting of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Lid, will be held at the offices of Manes. Jardins, Maibenon and Co., Ltd., Pedder Street, Hongkong, on Friday, the 29th day of March, 1919 at 12 o'clock noon when the subjoined resolutions which were posed at the Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company bald on the 72 day of March, 1919 will be submitted for confirmation as Special Resolations

Thai the capital of the Company be increased from $3,000,000.00 to 14,000,000.00 by the creation of 20,000 how hard of $50.00 a new sharm to participate in any dividend declared after the 7th February, 1910 pro rata with the existing capital

Taki abe Articles of Association be altered in manner following :-via.

(a) By the insertion of the words “without the sanction of the Directors'

between the word "aball" and the word "except in line 2 of Article 19

{b}

- (c)

"Board may deal,

with re SASTO fond "

101A

(d)

By the addition of the following words at the end of Article 19-

"Provided further that the registration of a temander of shares whereby the holding of any shareholders is increased beyond 1500 shares shall be conclusive evidence that the sativa qề thể directors to ach increased holding has been given."

By the insertion of the latter (a) after the figures 101" constitut- ing the number of Article 101 and by the addition of the following paragraph to Article 101 :-

The Board may employ the reserve fund for the time being, or any portion thereof (and that whether such fund or such portion a is proposed to be deals with was set aide for the special purpose so which it is proposed, to be applied or for any other purpose or noti in or for all or any of the following purposea that is to say, i meeting contingencies, in equalising dividends, in paying special dividends, ar bauses, in repairing, improving or maintaining any of the property of the Company or otherwise in the business of the Company and in or for such other purposes as the Board shall in its discretion think conducive to the interests of the Company and in regard to any such employment as aforesaid the Board shall not be bound to keep the reserve fard separate from the other assets. By the addition immediately after article 101 of s new Article as follows →→→

(1) The Company in General Meeting may in the year 1919 pass & resolution to the effect that it is desirable to capitalise to the estest provided for by this Article the sum of $1,000,000 being part of the undivided profits of the Company standing to the credit of the Company's Reserve Fund, and accordingly that for the parpose of effecting such capitalisation such sum of $1,000,000 be distributed as a bonds amongst the persons who are registered as the hollers of the issued shares of the Company on such dato as the Board shall decide in proportion to the issued shares held by **them on that date respectively, and that the Board be authorised distribute amongst auch persons aforesaid toe new aniszed **share for each complete number of three lasted shares held by them and that the Board be further authorised to allot the surplus of **such unissued shares remaining after each allotment to such persona **st such times and on such terms and conditions as they think EL (2) When such resulation has been passed the Board may alt and "ise the 20,000 unissued shares of the Company credited

felly paid up to such persona as are referred to in paragraph I of "this Article in satisfaction of the said bonus to the exient of allotting one unisaned share for each complete number of three jumed shares held by them respectively, and prior to meh aliat- ment the Board may authorise any person on behalf of such "persons as aforesaid to enter into an Agreement with the Cem pany providing for the allotment to them of such shares credited "fully paid up and in satisfaction as aforesaid and in soch ** proportion aforesaid and any Agreement made neder sch

anthority shall be effective.

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(3) It shall be no objection to relations passed ander paragraph (1) of this Article that they ate passed at the meeting at which the resolution introducing this article was confirmed as a Special "resolution, provided that due notice of the intention to propose "such first mentioned resolutions shall have been given prior to the "confirmatory meeting aforesaid,"

And the subjoined resolution will be further proposed as an Extraordinary Resolution, Tis:—

"That it is desirable to capitalise to the extent hereinafter provided

the sum of $3,000,000 being part of the undivided prents of the Company standing to the credit of the Company's reserve fund **and accordingly that for the purpose of electing such capitalisa- tion a bonus of $16.66 per share on each of the uned shares of *the Company be and the same is hereby declared and that the "Board be and they hereby are authorised to satisfy such bonus **as far as possible by the distribution amongst the persons who are **registered the bolders of the issued shares of the Company O anch date as the Board shall decide of one of the anised $50.00 aharer of the Company credited as fully paid up in respect of each complete number of three of the issued shares of the Company held by such persons as aforesaid and in satisfaction of such bong "To respect of each such complete namber of three issued shares" Dated the 11th of March, 1919.

By the Order of the Board.

W, S. BROWN.

SecPOLACY.

TO-DAY'S NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY OF CANTON LIMITED

NOTICE

PURSUANT to the powers contained in Article of the Acteles Association of the Eni lesurance Society of Canton Limited and of all the powers thereante enabling it, the Board has cancelled the certificates for the shares of the Society set out below and has disposed of each shares in the upen market and as and from the date hereof no rights under such certificates will henceforth be recognised. New certicates for the said shares have been issued in place of the certificates set out below. Certiscates No. 56% for 5 shares Nos. 6136:6140 in name of A. Ehlers & Co.

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Engkong, 17th March, 1919.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

TO-DAY'S NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

MONDAY. MARCH 17. 1919.

THE CORONET

Do you believe in Eugenies ? *

you

Do every baby born into the workl has the RIGHT to be "well-bora

believe, that is, that

of Parents both Morally and Physically Sound?

If you do, you will recognise

the truth of the lessons conveyed

In W. D. Griffiths' big Photoplay. "THE ESCAPE."

If you are not yet convinced upon

the point, you badly need conversion,

l'uable to obtain work, she went to the Senator and

sway."

fandthe musical'

THE CORONET

THE ESCAPE" AT THE

CORONET.

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of the

LEAGUE CRICKET.

NAVY V. C. R. C.

T. Richards, b Allan E Rocha, b Allan. H. Fareira, not out D. Rumjahn, sheent

This match, played on the C. R. C. ground, proved an easy,., win for the Chinese. The Navy batted first and six wickets want down for only 25 runs. Pay | Allau Lieur, Robinson then made a Hall fine attempt to pull the masch out of the fire and when he was dismissed he had 53 runs to his credit Mr. Pile also gave valuable assistance, scoring 21. The final score was 96. For the G. R. C. Ng Sze Kwong put up a finely played S8, after giving a chance at the beginning, and five of the other hatsmen wude double figure scores, the final total being 170. Scores

NAIT

Pay. Lt. Johnson, b Yew Man

Tsua

Sig. Hack, e Sin Man Ping, b

Yew Man Taun

Pay. Lt. Holborn, e Ng Sze Kwong, bUa Hew Fan ... Sig.Bartlett, c Yew Man Tsun,

b Un Hew Fan Com. Garner, b Un Hew Fan Pay. Lt. Robinson, b Lee

Mr. Coomes, ran out.....

Exiras

Total

Bowling

0.

4.3

1000

HOTEL LISTS.

HONGKONG HOTEL

Abraham E8 ...Adcock Caps J

Jodin Mus L. M Jaquon Mrs NT

Anderson Mr & Mih Joseph t

80

Brown Capt MB ...Bonsoler Dr

Jones Mr & Mrs H. „

Kenedy & B

Kalel BB Yab

5 3 G Banwall GB

Blackburn Mre EDM 5 Baion MIKE

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KOWLOON v. CIVIL SERVICE As in all other matches, played on Saturday, the foggy weather favoured the batsmen. Kowloon on the Civil Service ground, went to the wickets first and put up 150, the highest score being that

Browell WG

Joe L

Lairis Madım

Laidley Mr & Ma Lesch Mr & Mrs À

Bruebas Mr & Mrs Lorcának i

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Lille Mine H

Lasa x Capt & Mis

Back Major & Mrs. I uz MIM AÏõ. Black Mater

Ludin G Burton Fr & Ure R Livingston Flag Li

FRN saber Mias dat 8 Back Pas dar Bigham Mise Byers Caps G Bir

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Millar I W

Mason Mi KV

* Malisi Mr&MrM

Felstons Mrs W

of C. P. James-30. The Servants Beattie Mr Ms AMahon J uade short work of their op. Branch Capt & Mrs Walk

Mallik Mar'ız ponents, scoring 159 for three | Binghĩm Mr & Mrs Madis ⠀ K wickets in a little over an hour.

JE This total was mainly contributed oto by A. E. Woxd 103, and B.

W. Bradbury 44. Scores.---

Mr. Pile, e En Hew Fan, b Lee 27

KOWLOON» €,0.

Blacksit Mr & Mrs Mation Madame de

WL Banbury Fay ComdrMacIntyre MassAr

RN Campbell A B

Clark Mr Mrs JO

MacKean Dr G W

Karada 38

Matton is ďa

Master

Macintyre Mr

MIN

Meine Mr & Mrs

TRE

Nicolson. J B Newson Mr &

Mrs W

Öller dessen à 5

-Ondendyk Six Willant

Lady

O'Brian Mr & Mia

1

Carvalho Dr A

1

58

D. M. Goodall, b Hamilton... 10 C.P. James, cand b Hamilton 3. H. Mead, run out...

Colby Mr CS

39

Carton Me

Coleman Q

25

Coote JH

177

1

C. J. Stapleton, hit wicket, b

Biri

Claxton & A

P

23 Cameron RY

Lt. Hake, b Ter Man Tsan...

0

T. Cochranet e Bradbury,

Cor W

Cumming Dr & Mrs

b Bird

8 FL

P. O. Hammonds, not out

0

P. O. Clayton ran out

2

J. P. Robinson, b Bind

5

A. de Sonsa, not out...

A. 0. Brawn, b Bird

96

J. D. Birrell, e Wood, b Ling R. Pestonji, b Ling ...

0. M. R. W",

Yew Man Toun

8.3 1 39 3

Extras....

Total Bowling.

Un Hew Fan

G. Lee

1 2 34 3

H. Overy. b Ling

Extras

Total Bowling

Carralbo Mr & Mr B

ΣΑ

Powie Mrs CR

10 Clearon Capt& Mrs Robertach. FC

0 JJ

Bazide #

1 Creckett Mr & Mr Bobbins FI.

JL.

Ritchie D

Cameron Mr & Mrs Ray E

1 ន

Dow bond f

**Davis Mrs FE

ElHot & E

....150 Erass Capt PE

Tanault Madam 2

O. M. R. W

min EL

HR

Furor T

2 22 3 Fiber Flag Caps

2 39 1

Ng Sa Krong

14 -

2

1

C.R.C.

Ng Sze Kwong,

Hack, b

Ling

13

b Gurer...

80 Binl

3

0 20 0

13

Hamilton Strange

S

4

1 21

3 0 24

11

16

CIVIL SERVICE.

0

Yew Man Taun, e Pile, b Hack Severn H. Ching, 1.b.w., Hack

Un Hew Fan, c Hammonds,

Gurner

G. Lee, c Hack, b Garner

Mrs Graenenberg HJ Galenet Comdr GT

2 Ga'sTM A.

0Go man J

Gallumi U C Bait Mr& MT Horan W

...103 Halt EB

Hainen - E

5 Harrison Misres

Total (for 3 wickets)...159

El Cap T F

Hanerom DJ

Ea per G

Halaurson A

Rosy Mae F

Ruse78 C

Miss

Roberta GF Stevenson Stration Capt GE Simerville §

Smits Dr & Mrs Smits MB

Shallien Mei,Mas K Skimmer Gert D

& Schels ID vas Buran

Baby F 6th Mr B Splers AW P Skinner Miss HF Beybi OK Bud's Mira M

3 Sparks MenW X Stopalam HF

Sinclair W

Stop Mr & Min C Baby Mr & Mrs

TravATE P TAYANDANI N Templet:

Mrs OE

Mr

Kroper A Belim Tudor Vice Adma Bir Hannibal Mr & Mrs & Lady

WA

Vint Thos Haster Capt & Mrs Vrion M K da

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0

44

P. T. Lamble, not out

17

2

F. Syme Thomson, b James... F. Ling, b James

Extras...

Extras.........

1

Bowling.

11 1 07 31

Total......170 E. W. Hamilton, R. E. O. Bird, W. H. Edmonds, B. Strange, C. 6. M. R. W. Severn and C. Sara did not bat

Bowling.

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Cochrane... James

10. 0 57 1

Island Wiss

Ione Capt R"

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10 0 52

2

Joblin Mr&Mr M

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3 0 28 0

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Warden Lt Col JW

Hammett De & Mrs J Wood ( G Hecker Caps & Me Who SP

W¥U« K? ★ MB

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Wallainy Capt HA

Hanggaler Mr&MraWatson Mr iz Mex

EL Lander Wright Mr & Mrs M

PRAK HOTEL.

CINEMA ATTRACTION. May Ferrerised by the brutality

of Eer admirer, the drifts along Sia Man Ping cand b Hack 18 B. W. Bradbury, b Cochrane.

A. E. Wood, not out.... to the wedding day, and then Wei Lee San, b Gurner at the instigation district doctor, who attends the Wong Po Keung, not out

K. E. Wong,not out family occasionally to repair the There is a big attraction fer damage done during the drunken Chan Ting San, did not bat.. ing at the Coronet Theatre tots of their bestial father-ahe Wu Pak Fuk, did not bat ... night, when "The Escape" will makes her escape and is fortunate be screened for the first time in enough find employment, Hongkong. This is one of D. W.Jenny, the weakling is, of, Griffith's famous pictares, which, course, an admirer of brute thongh dealing with grim drama, strength,

marries abandoned has a

fine moral that to be the

bridegroom Hack born Misfortunes come to both sisters Pile happy right. It is a story which the form of a sickly baby to Coomes will make people think, and, as the one, auil the loss of her job Robinson

25 4 Overy asual with Griffith's films. it is to the other. The elder sister Gurner

solves her problem in the easiest CRAIGENGOWER v. MAN- Pestonji

2 0 15 0 magnificently stage..

CHESTERS. The tale has to do with two way; it is worked out for the

KG.A v. UNIVERSITY. Craigengower had to play five sisters brought up atid humble, younger by the death of her baby.

While the bereaved sister strug-substitutes, chosen from the

In the League match played not to say sordid, surroundings. The elder, May, is strong, healthy gles pitifully on amid her soul-spectators, in their match against between the R.G.A. and the Alex Capt Christian Brockmann an good-looking; Jennie, the stifling surroundings, life is the Manchesters, owing to the University, on Saturday, the Bardis Ray BACFMayrer Mind Mat

younger, is neurotic consump-apparently a bed of roses for her team being short of that number spectators were provided with as Bater Capt T tive and plain. Jim Joyce, sister. Again, however, her of its members, due to military much excitement as could possib- Blair Mr Mr DK Woors Mis

Su-den Capt Go their father, is a typical day mentor visits her and he still duties. The poor showing of the ly be desired by the most ardent

of Great Carl Heinrich Pozze labourer, brutal, unimaginative brings her the same message, team was, therefore, only to be follower

Britain's Brotcher E "Escape.

expected and a final total of only national Carl Heinrich Beg fand, though blussering enough.

3 The Man cricket, as What eventually happeus we 22 was recorded. Otto Friedrich Bock to those werker than himself, a William Adolphu

coward at heart Into their lives will not here disclose, but we are chesters, as a team, did not make particularly exciting, but an Philippi.

comes Bull McGee, the bully of ured that the climax is most the showing that one would have exception has to be made in the Com the district and leader in all that engrossing. No-one should mine expected under the circumstances, match under review, and theater A. 3 is unlawful, who makes love to seeing this production.

and bat for Sergt. Hall, who made fish can only be described as Our Mr & Mrs

L: Col 34, and R.S.M. Keenan, who made sensational. The R. G. A. team,Coc 70, the difference in the final which standasecond in the League Droker Caps totals would not have been so table, turned out its full team on chrane Mr & Mrs Bivare Capt

Dots S very much out of proportion. Saturday, but the University, for Deness Mr & Mr J Bidford Capt & Men

Some re3600, was

with-Davie N

Frookworth Capt out Redmond and Rumjahn

Dryden Mr & Mrs and also others were absent, Dryden Jar so the team went to the field & XBX

Evaza Capt with only seven men. It was Mr&ft especially weak in bowlers. The ench Capt

Gustav Theodor

Juhane Nicula

Slemsent.

Carl Heinrich Pogge.

Carden Gebrüder Oscar Katz.

General Manager.

C. MONTAGUE EDE.

VICTORIA THEATRE

ANOTHER COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME

FREDONY

FREDONY

VAUDEVILLE COMPANY

in his lightning change REVUE,

Proff. BLUFFO

and the dancing skelɛton,

LEE CHUNG BUN.

Mysterious Chink,

DOREMIFA

Musical clown.

#6

'WILL

POWER

SUCCESS

SUCCESS

Miss TESSIE TURNER American Ragtime Comedienne,

Miss ASTA ERICKSEN Renowned Soprano

Mlle. LEONA Classical Dancer,

(Drama)

Here is one of those, perfect photo dramas one always associstes with the

house of Path. The artistes gives a perfect rendering of the story,

Scores.

MANCHESTERS. -

Cpl. Horrocks, ran out: Pte. Walker, e Rumjaho, b

Lammert

Sgt. Hall, Goldenberg, b

"Lammert

TH

2nd Lt. Cavenaugh, c Peston-

jee, b Goldenberg ... R.S.M. Keenan, e Goldenberg,

b Ball

L/Cpl. Deakin,e Thompson, b

Lammert

Sgt. Clarke, c Ramjohn, b

Goldenberg

wh

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2

Bird CB

Latchford Capt

Maihinnor Men

· Miler J Finlay it

Marriott Capt Holbert Capt Muyane Sapt Brassar Caps G CLWaltby

Maton Mr & Mrs.

HA is not Comes E

Pell Cast HA Nowe mL DD

Capt HK Kell Cap

Princep Cape Pelham La Col

game. League Brett B

rule,

AD

3

Wow Thumby

Roberta WX

Rome 73 de

Reed

Shephard Capt JPN

Beith Findlay A 8TH M Stephens Capt Savory Capt Fenders Capt Barsson Cast

M8lling Capt

metal Capt Biration Capt Bear's Capt. Bun'dawo th Major Beaut'abury Major V

Taylor Maj & K

34 Gunners went in and made 203 Fuller Cas

for eight wickets, and then de-Gray WRO Hoeden Capt 6clared. The students then went to Goodrich New F

bat and in a very short time five Galloway Mr & M_F 70 of their seven men were dismissed Hutson Capt

for the very low score of 45, and Based Capt

Hogy Capt 3 matters looked pretty hopeless for Sooper

the University. However, Mr. Johnson B

2 Ponsonby Fade and Mr. Wright Kilpia Capt

madea brilliant stand, and carried

7

UN

R.Q.M.S. Allan, b Goldenberg Bgt. Bird, not out Q.M.S. Smith, e Rumjahn, b

Goldenberg Sgt, Smith, b Goldenberg

Extras

Total... Bowling.

Lammert Holl Craldenberg

P

the game to time, with a total of 163, and thus made a draw of what looked like an easy win

7 for the R. G. A.

10.

...146

O. M. B. W. 13 1 63 3 5- 19 1 545 115-

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STATE AIDED SHIPBUILDING.

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Carbo, Mr Mrs. KeGrath I W to be established at Fremantle, the Carta Mis Hours More A

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|B. Bama, o Hacracką, b Hall ... which runs through Perth and

L. E. Lammert, b Allan

F. G. Thomson, b Hall

A. Goldenberg, Bird, b Hail...

W. Hall, c Allan” A

J. Pestonjes, b Hall.

W, Pitt, b Hall

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