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THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH.

MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1920.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICES

EARLIER SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

(From Our Own Correspondents.) CRITICAL SITUATION AT SHANGHAL

Shanghai, January 11. The Chinese have delivered an ultimatum of a general strike on Monday.. In a communication delivered to the Secretary of the Municipal Council this morning, they demand the immediate appointment of an Advisory Board. The Council has issued an official statement in which it says it will refuse to negotiate with such a threat hanging over the head of Shanghai." Nineteen shopkeepers have been summizoned to appear before the Mixed Court on Monday for their refusal to pay taxes. The Foreign Envoy has urged the Chinese not to use violence. The Police, Volunteers. and "Specials" are standing by prepared for eventualities. situation is critical but arbitration is possible.

The

VICTORIA THEATRE

COMMENCING TUESDAY, 12TB JAN.

MOLLIE KINGTM

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THE NIPPON REFLOATED.

Singapore. January 10,

The Swedish steamer Nippon (Singapore agents Adamson, Gilfillan and Co.), which went ashore, bow on, at Tree Island at midnight on Wednesday, was refloated yesterday at noon and came into the inner rond under her own steam, The damage is not believed to be appreciable and she will probably procce to Yoko. hama to-day.

BLIND

MAN'S

LUCK!

A fast ac in photopley

of twentieth century

mugglers and the log

arm of the law.

LEAGUE CRICKET:

STAFF AND DEPTS, V. R.G.A:

Staff and Departments made

CRAIGENGOWER V. LBC.

HAT SNATCHING.

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ANOTHER VICTIM.

The latest victim to the latest. poor show in their League match form of thievery which has be- with the R.G.A. on Saturday. femme SO popular among the Staff closed their innings at only juvenile criminals of the Colony 33, their batting being extremely-hat-snatching-is Mr. Marques, feeble. Baines bowled very well of the Eastern Extension and sending down seven wickets, Australasia Telegraph Company. He did the hat trick. The Mr. Marques tells us that on Gunners naturally did not find it Saturday night, at, 7 o'clock, difficult to pass their opponents' ha was returning. in a 'rieksha. score and made 12 runs for to his residence in Wanchai when wickets, Captain Davies' 54 and the theft was perpetrated. The Lt. Bryson's 49 being the host | ricksha was proseeding along the individual scores,

Praya East, when, all of a sudden. Mr. Marques' felt-hat. which be had recently bought for $16. was Indians drew against the Craigen- of the thief as he disappear

whipped of his head. A glimpse gower. Going in on a batsman's, wicket the Indians put up a good |

ed into

of the dark game. The firs: wicket fril 2: alleys near a timber Fard reveal- 36, the second at 114, third at 136, ed him as a boy.

Mr. Marques the fourth at 149, the innings had a parcel in his ricksha which being declared at six wickets for he could not very well lears 170. Rumjehn's was the behind to give chase to the thier. top score and this comprised He therefore ordered the ricksha eight

Craigenrower coolic to go after the thief, but played well. Basa's 51 included without result, as the darkness which shrouded the alley into fours. arrived Craigengower had made which the thier had disappeared 115 runs for four wickets. "

SI

In their League fixture the

fours.

79

When

UNIVERSITY V. C.R.C.

time

one

enabled the latter to escape un- detected.

This is the fourth incident" of This League fisture proved ip-the kind which has come to the teresting, the C.R.C. winning by knowledge of Mr. Marques. Onë two wickets. University batted of these concerned another man first and closed their innings at 163 of his office- who had his runs for six wickets. J. a brand new Wright and Ponsonby-Fane part-had worn for searcely a

012 he nered well, Wright hitting freels hours snatched from his head. few and getting eigh fours in his 53. This theft and the other record- Ponsonby-Fane was not out for fed, were carried out in the same 30. The C.R.C's, mainstay was forality and under circumstances Nz Sza Kwong who had 82 rugs identical with that which involved to his credit. H. Ching's 33 was Mr. Marques. In every case, the next highest. The absence of policemen was re- C.R.C. won by two wickets. marked upon.

the

UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS.

H.K.C.C. v. R.E. AND LA. This match ended in a draw, the Club declaring their innings) closed at 238 on the fall of the sixth wicket., Blaker and Pearce. partnered well, the former making 88 and the latter 65. The Military replied well, and when time was called had made 133 runs for 6, wickets. Captain Gray's 51 was List of Unclaimed Telegrams the result of consistent good hittying in the E. E. Telegraph ing and included two sixes and Office at Hongkong:- seven fours.

EASTERN EXTENSION AUSTRAL- ASIA & CHINA TELEGRAPH Co.

Bureau Journal from Cholu.

Lusingva.

Cimenterie, from Batavia. Cowan, from Portlouis Mauri-

NAVY V. CIVIL SERVICE. In this League fixture the Ser- the Navy. Going in on a batsman's wicket thus.

vants drew with

the Navy made 215 for seven Deamond, from Batavia. wickets when the innings was Elias Mallouk, closed. Pay-Lt. Cdr. Holbern's Hotel or

individual

69 and Pey-Lt. Robinson's G0 Manila.

highest were the scores for the Navy. The Civil

Servants made 86 for 4 wickets, when time was up.

THE LEAGUE TABLE.

P. W. L. D. P.

5. 5. 15

4 2 1 1 7 ...51 4 7

R.E. and LA

R.G.A.

Kowloon Civil Service Navy

LR.Ö.

CO.R.C.

Staffs

University

Craigengower

H.K.O.C..

1 1.3 5

.

R.

NOTICE.

THE HON KONG & WHAMPOA DOCK COMPANY LIMITED

In the Matter of the Trading with the Enemy Ordinances 1914-1919. OTICE is for general information hereby given that pursuant

to the powers contained in the above Ordinances the under shas, private Chairs, and drivers Licences of private Jinrick mentioned shares and all rights, whether legal or equitable in re- and bearers of the name are due spect thereof, wera vested in the Custodian of Enemy Property for renewal on the 1st January, Hoogk ng, who pursuant to the said powers has recently sold the 1920. same by private tender and Notice is also given that pursuant to the aforementioned powers new Certificates in respect of the said shares have been issued by, the above named Company to the Purchaser and that all other Certificates whatsoever in respect the above shares have been noted in the books of the said Company as cancelled and Notice is Further given that in consequence of the foregoing all outstanding Certificates in respect of the said shares are valueless for all purposes whatsoever.

The shares referred to above are the following:--

Share" o'der's am:

No. of old shares

E. D. C. WOLFE,-

C. S. P. Hongkong, 6th January, 1930.

NOTICE.

Fegistered Nos of old THE WEST POINT BUILDING

COMPANY, LIMITED.

י

34171,34195 inclusive

5815 95839

No, at new shares

shares

The Executors of Mrs.

Lucie M. C. Nicaise Wilhelm Otto Christian

Spalckhaver

*50

10

34196 34230

15

15

28369,25393

34687,37711

Dr. Ferdi Kera

40

8

27303/27314

Nordden's her Lloyd

0

27315 87324 47025 27334 27835 47344 35185 35188S

Johann Nicolaus Goosmann 1 Cari Heinrich Rogz Friedrich Herniann

0

41989

10

>

Arnold Fachs

25

21814 21838

C. Rudolf Heinsen

15

3

9949 9952

33117

P. Hermeling

25.

NOTICE.

Reinrich Karl Oldorp Speidel & Co.

10

35

G.

390

HONGKONG BOXING

ASSOCIATION

THRILLS-MY:TERY-SUSPENSE.

NOTICES.

G. G. N. TISSON,

Hon. Secretary. Ingkong. 10th January, 1923.

28599 28608

310 32001 28702 23733

11557:1586

45951 43960 16624 16648

Dated this 30th day of December 1910.

THE HON KONG & WHAMPOA DOCK CO., LTD

NOTICE.

Particulars and Conditions of PRELIMINARY AN OUNCEMENT, the letting by Public Auction The "next tournment is provi- Sale, to be held on Monday.sionally fixei for Saturday The 19th day of January, 1920, February 14th next. at 0.15 p.m. at 3 p., at the Offices of thi Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown Land at Aberdeen. in the Colony of Hongkong, for term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at a Crown WAND-Gentleman to re- Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor | present

dariy. of His Majesty the KING, for one Philippines, and to solicit adver further term of 75 years.... tisements in Hongkong. Good!192 at HAPPY VALLEY a: OF SATURDAY 17th Jann vry, commission, write P. O. Box 1455. 4.13 p.m. Manila, P. 1...

Proceeds in aid of the Widow of the Late Warder Speed.

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

Registry

Edelity.

G.

Im try

feet feet feet feet

NOTICE.

4.15

Annitial Bent.

KOWLOON WATER WORKS.

WANTED.

lage Chinese

TO BE LET.

TO LET-Godown, No. 15 Eur rows Street, from 1st February, Apply to Linstead & Davis.

CONSIGNEES.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

R. M. DYER.

Chief Manager.

NOTICE.

GRAND BENEFIT MATCH. HONGKONG LAWN TENNIS SOUTH CHINA ATHLETIC

HONGKONG FOOTBALL

CLUB.

G. GERRARD,

Hoa: Secretary.

H. K. P. C. Hongkong, 12th January, 1920.

NOTICE.

REPULSE BAY HOTEL

THE FINEST DANCE FLOOR IN THE COLONY.

LEAGUE.

The Annual General Meeting) of the above League will be held Pavilion on Monday January in the Hongkong Cricket Club 19th at 5 pm,

Clubs interested are requested to send à representative.

F. LINDSAY WOODS.

Hot Secretary

NOTICE

THE HONGKONG & KOW. LOON WHARF & GODOWN CO., LTD.

LOST. Application has been made to

OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE ON this Company to issue to Mr.

Owing to alterations to the water mains it is hereby notified are

AND

CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Consignees per Company's Steamer

"DEMODOCUS" hereby notified that the that the Water Supply to the Cargo will be discharged into whole of Kowloon will be shut off Holt's Wharf, Kowloon, where it. from 9 p.m. on Tuesday, the 13th will lie at Consignee's risk. The instant, until 6 a.m. the following Cargo will be ready for delivery morning.

from Godown on and after 12:h January,

W. CHATHAM,

Water Authority.

P. W, D.

Optional cargo will be landet, unless notice has been given prior to steamer's arrival.

Hongkong, 19th January, 1920.ed goods are to be left in the All broken, chafed, and damag. Godowns, where they will b examined on any Tuesdays and Fridays between the hours of 10.45 a.m., and noon within the free storage period,

Hongkong other Hotels, fron:

Palace

G.

Emile Courvoisier, Hotel, from Vevey.

Fukuri Maru, from Keelung. Kennedy, from Calcutta. Kennedys, from Melbourne. Miller co U. S. Consulate, from New York,

Nurhonges, from Lundun, Pease, from London p.o. Pittendrigh passenger Kamo Maru, from Edinburgh.

Referends from Haiphong. Rolie. steamer Tjimanoek, 4 1.4 from Soerabajaoebioeng.

2 2 5

1 4

D. de H. FARRANT, Superintendent,

Hongkong, Jan. 9, 1920,

R.

It is hereby notified that per sons applying for licences under the ARMS AMMUNITION OR DINANCE should do so between the hours of 98.m and 11 am.. daily, Sundays and Holidays CX- cepted.

Application to he made at the Licencing Clerk's Office, Central Police Station.

E. D. WOLFE,

C. S. P.

Hongkong, 10th January, 1920.

No claims will be admitted after

the Goods have left the steamer's Godown, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 19th Jan.. will be subject to rent

must be presented to the under

All Clainis against the Steamer

signed on or before the 2nd recognised. February, or they will not be

No Fire Insurance will be effected.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

Agents. Hongkong, 11th January, 1920.

WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS

TEA DANSANTS WILL BE HELD FROM 4 TO 7 P.M. AND

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tre THIRTY SECOND ORDINARY MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS in the Com- pany will be held at the Offices of Messrs. Jardine Matheson & Company, Limited on Wednesday 14th January 1920 at 11 o'clock a.m. for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors together with a Statement of Accounts for the year ending 31st December, 1919.

The REGISTER of SHARES of the Company will b CLOSED from Thursday 1st January to Wednesday 14th January 1920 (both days inclusive) during which period no Transfer of shares can be Registered.

By Order of the Board of

Directors.

A. SHELTON HOOPER Secretary to be

Hongkong Land Investment &

3

Agency Co. Ltd. General Agents for the West Point Baliding C»,, Lil Hongkong, 24th December, 1913.

"

NOTICE.

CHINESE POSTAL

NOTIFICATION

Tenders Pequired For M ter Lauren

Tenders are hereby invited for the construction of a 10-45 fret motor launch for the use of the Chinese Post Office in Cantes.

Draft specification and plans may be obtained on appl cation to the undersigned.

F. A. NIXON, Acting Commissioner.

PUBLIC AUCTIONS.

THE Undersigned has received Auction on

instructions to sell by Public Tuesday, the 13th January. 1920. commencing at 2.3 p.m.

at his Sales Rooms, Ducdell Street

Carved cherrywood

curio

NEWMAN MUMFORD, a Dupli- cate Certificate of one hundred (100) shares of this Company, or other Certificate or Certificates in lieu thereof upon statement that the Original Certificate No. 8250 dated September 17th, 1919. For, DINNER DANSANTS FROM 100 Shares numbered 18, 735/18,

S'P.M. TILL MID-NIGHT.

A Quantity of Valuable Offi e connection with the DIN-71,188/71,225, has been Lost or prising-

739, 36,782,36,800, 43,536/573, and and Household Furniture.com. NER DANSANTS, is adv sable Destroyed; and Notice is Hereby to book tables at the Hongkong Given that if within 30 days from cabinet, table & chairs, teak Hotel Main Office.

the date hereof no Claim or sectional bookcases, teak writing ON SUNDAYS CONCERTS Representation in respect of such tables. revolving chairs, teak o WILL BE HELD DURING THE Original Certificate is made to casional tables, teak screens, carl AFTERNOON AND EVENING. the Company, it will thereafter be table, fine carpets, hand sewing J. H. TAGGART, held to be Null and Void and the machines. easy chairs, tapestry Manager. Company will proceed to deal covered drawing room suite etc.

with such application for

* etc. Duplicate Certificate. By Oder of the Board of Directors,

W. S. BROWN,

A

NOTICE.

DRAGON MOTOR CAR CO.

Motor Busses will Leave the Hongkong Hotel at the following times:

DEPARTURE

3.15 P.M. 7 P.M.

RETURN

7 P.M. 11 P.M. 8,30 P.M. MIDNIGHT The above hours of departure and return will be strictly adhered to, irrespective of the number of

tickets sold.

· Secretary, Hongkong, 8th January, 1920.

THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL BANK, LIMITED,

Head Oce: 6 Des Year Road Ctl Hankow Branch: Paaof Building.

FOR THE YEAR TO COME This applies to your own Dances, ne Precautions impor.ant in all things

b.st way of providing for the future, freely, OPENING A SAVINGS ACCOUNT

TICKETS obtainable at Hong by Motor Car Co. at 82.00 return fare. kong Hotel Office or Dragon

C. LAURITSEN,

Proprietor.

WITH US

$1 to start,

SYSTEMATICALLY is will grow to THOUSANDS.

Teak extension dining table & chaire, teak sideboards, dinn.r waggons, ice chest, teak ovir- mantele pictures, ornaments, bronze incense burners, dinner service, electo-plated ware, cut- lery, glassware etc. etc.

Teak wardrobes with bevelled mirrors, brass iron bedsteads, teak dressing tables, marble, top wash- ; etards, toilet sets, chest of draw- ers, etc. etc.

Also

A Quantity of Valuab'e Nov is And

1 Enamelled Bath

Several Typewriters (Under- wood, Remington & Oliver) in,,. fine condition.

Geo. P. LAMMERI Auctioneer,

MUSTARD & CO.

HERRING-HALL-MARVIN SAFE

THE STANDARD SAFE OF AMERICA.

TEL. NO. 1186.