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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED.

WIRELESS: Two operators with steamer practice wanted. Immediate engagemant-Apply Box No. 380 c/o "Hongkong Telegraph".

G.

R.

NOTICE.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

HONⱭKONG HOTEL CO., LTD.

NOTICE is hereby givan thatan EXTRAORDINARY GENERALİ MEETING of the above Com-1 pany will be held at the HONG KONG HOTEL Podder Street, Victoria in the Colony of Hong- kong. WEDNESDAY, tha'

on |TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF Particulars and Conditions oi]JULY, 1991, 'AT NOON, for thei WANTED-Ân experienced the lettingby Public Auction Sale, purpose of considering, and, if Bank. to be held on Tuesday the 2nd thought fit, approving the draft telephone operator for Please state in reply age and day of August, 1921, at 3 pm, new Memorandum of Association *xperience. Bax No. 589 coat the Offices of the Public of the Company which will be Works Department, by Order of submitted to the Meating. A "Hongkong Telegraph."

His Excellency the Governor, of print of such draft now Memo- WANTED to buy or lease six one Lot of Crown Land at randum of Association and

Shamsuipo. in the Colony print of the existing Mamora- roomed house in good locality of Hongkong, for a term of 25 dum of Association of the Com- in Kowloon, House with ground attached desired. Reply to Box Years, with the option of renewal pany may be seen at the Com- No. 587 cio Hongkong Tale Crown Rent to be fixed by pany's Registered Office in the the Surveyor of His Majesty the Hongkong Hotel, Pedder Street King, for one further term of 24 aforesaid, and a comparison of the years, less 3 days from 1st July.[ print of the existing Memorandum 1898.

of Association with the print PARTICULARS OF THE LOT. of the draft new Memorandum of Association will show where in the draft new Memorandum of Association differs from the axiat- ing Memorandum of Association. Should the Meeting approve of Buch

Memorandum new

of Association with Or without modification, the subjoined Re- solution will be proposed

Extraordinary Resolation.

graph."

TO BE LET.

19

TO LET-Large Godown ab

(known Hanchai

Nody Godown). Apply Lee Hy San & Co., 202 Queen's Road Central.

TO LET-Godown at Yal mati. For particulars apply to the Hongkong Land Reclamation Co, Ltd.

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-First Class light- weight Motor Cycle in good con- dition $220 bargain. Box No. 585, c/o "Hɔngkonz Telegraph."

MARINE ENGINEERS' GUILD OF CHINA.

and

CHINA COAST OFFICERS'

GUILD.

Latil

Xeasurement.

teers Trapt

NOTICE.

ភ្នំ

Any Member of the British Legion who is desirous of attend- ing the Inauguration dinner, a: the Hongkong Hotel on Thurs A Combined Meeting of mem-day, 4th of August, 1921, if he hers will be held at the Guid's has not already done so, is Offices on Saturday, 30th Julyquested to notify the undersigned

of his intention to be present 1921, a: 3,00 p.m. Sharp.

Part are

A. G. LAMPLUGH, All members in requesterl in be present. *

Union Insurance Society of Canton, Hongkong." For M. E. 4. C. & 1, C. 6. 47.

W. J. STOKES.

HONGKONG, CANTON AND

FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE |MACAO STEAMBOAT CO., LTD.

ASSOCIATIONS OF

HONGKONG.

NOTICE

BANK HOLIDAY.

S THE D) SHAREHOLDERS. AG INTERIM DIVIDEND 5!) ONE DOLLAR per share for the x months ending 30th June, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN | 1921, will be PAYABLE on Tues. that all FIRE & MARINE IS Jay, August 9th, on which date SURANCE OFFICES will be Dividend CLOSED for the Transaction of PUBLIC BUSINESS on Monday. August 1st, 1921.

By Order.

LOWE, BINGHAM « MATTHEWS.

Secretaries. Hongkong, 29th July, 1921.

BANK HOLIDAY.

In accordance with Ordiname No. 5 of 1912, The EXCHANGE BANKS will be closed for the transaction of PUBLIC BUSI NESS on Monday, 1st August, 1921.

inay

Warrants

he obtained on application at the, Company's Office.

an

namely

2.3

(1) That the provisions of the Company's Memorandum of Association with respect to ita objects be altered so as to read as shown in thə priat signed for the purpose of identification by the Chair- man of this Meeting. and also for the following further purposes, namely ------

FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1921.

K. C. C. ^ CONCERT,

To-morrow Night's Programme.

(5) That it is desirable to capil

valim the sum of $1,000,000 being part of the undivided profia of the Company stand- ing to the credit af General Reserve, and accordingly that for the purpose of affectin

Not only the majority of resid- such capitalisation such sum

{ants in Kowloon, but a good many of $1,600,000 be distributed as

on the Hongkong side are hoping bonus among the share for fine weather to-morrow night, ,holders of the Company in when the second open-air concert

proportion to the shares in

of the season will be given in the the Company's present

grounds of the Kowloon Cricket Capital of $1,000,000 held by Club. The illuminations and them respectively on the date refreshment buffets bare all been hereinafter referred to,"and

that a bonus be declared soon to by the K.C.C. experta and cordingly. And further that the following programme will the Company's Board of Dir show the concert will be one of

the best yetgiven ----- actors be and they are bareby authorised to satisfy such

PART I bonus as far as possible by

Grand March, Militaire the distribution in manner (Ellenberg) Band of the Wiltshire aforesaid of 100,000 shares of Regt. $10 each credited as fully paid up among the persons who are registered as the holders of the sharon COD- Song "Hands Up" (Lohr) Mr. stitating the Company's pre-E. T. Crocker. sent Capital of $1,000,000 on such daje us the Company'a Board of Directors, shall decide-such last-mentioned shares to rank ɛpari passU with the shares constitut ing the Company's pre- sent Capital of $1,000,000 in respect of all profits of the Company earned since the 31st December, 1920 and such distribution to be in satisfaction of the aforemen- tioned bonus.

**Hungarian Danoes 5 and 6”] (Brahma) Band of the Wiltshire Regt.

AND NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN that a THIRD EXTRAORDINARY GENER FAL MEETING of the Company will be held at the HONGKONG

HOTEL, Pedder Street aforesaid oo WEDNESDAY, the THIRTY. For the purpose of considering, FIRST DAY OF AUGUST. 1921. and, if though: an approving the AT NOON, for the purpose of draft new Articles of the Company receiving a report of the proceed- which will be submitted to the ings at the above mentioned Meeting. A print of such new Meeting in so far as regards Articles and a print of the ex-Resolution Nos. 3, 4 and 5 above isting Articles may be seen at and of confrming, if thought fit. the Company's Registered Office such last mentioned Resolutions in the Hongkong Hotel, Pedder as Special Resolutions. Street aforesaid. In such print Dated this fourteenth day of the portions of the proposed new the July, 1921. Articles which differ from the

By Order of the Board.

J. H. TAGGART,

Manager.

ex sting Articles are indicated by underling in black ink and by arginalm notes. Should the Meet- |ing approve of such new Articles with or with- our modification, the subjoined Hesolution will be THE HONGKONG SOCIETY FOR

THE PREVENTION OF proposed as an Extraordinary Resolution, pamely

CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

www

Patrons.

1.E. The Governor, Sir R. E.

Stubbs K.C.M. G., and

(2) That the new Articles al- ready approved by this Meet- ing and for the purpose of identification subscribed by the Chairman thereof, be and the same are hereby adopted as the Articles of the Com. The TRANSFER BOOKS of pany to the exclusion of and the Company will be CLOSED in substitution for all the from Tuesday, August 2nd to existing Articles thereof. Tuesday, August 9th. both days.

AND NOTICE HEREBY inclusive, during which period no ALSO GIVEN that a SECOND are Transfer of Shares can be Regia-EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL.

MEETING of the Company will By Order of the Board of Direcbe held at the HONGKONG HOTEL Pedder Street aforesaid G. E. ELLAMS.

On Saturday, the THIRTEENTH 2. Acting Secretary.

DAY OF AUGUST, 1921. AT NOON, for the purpos

of 3. Hongkong th July, 1921.

receiving a report of the proceed- ing at the above mentioned desting and of confiring, it thought fit as Special Resolutions, the above mentioned Resolutions (Nos. 1 and 2).

tered.

tors.

HONGKONG TRAMWAY

Lady Stubbs.

President, Mr. Justice Gom

pertz.

Hon. Treasurer. J. H. Ramsay,

Song "Waltz Song" Mrs. H.! A_Jones.

Selection "Rigoletto" (Verdi) Band of the Wiltshire Regi

Comedy Duo, Cross Talk and Patter. The Ruperts.

Song "Thors” (Adams) Mr. C. Edgcumbe

Song "Comin' Thro' the Rye," Miss L Prickett

Cornst Solo *The Lost Chord " (Sullivan) L/Cpl. F. Bull.

PART IL "Concert Overture"(Kela Bela) Band of the Wiltshire Regt.

Humorous Song "The Gipsy Warned. Me" Miss Robert- Bornett.

Instrumental Trio "Romance

Sans Paroles" (Daniel van Geans) Misses. V. R. & R. Young.

Song "The Arrow and the Sang”

Selection Maid of the Moun-

(Balfe) Mr. E. T. Crocker.

tains (Simson) Band of the Wiltshire Regt.

Fongs at the Piano, Mrs. H. A. Jones.

Song (Olcott-Ball) Mr. C. Edgeumbe.

* Mother Machree "

Hebrew Comedy Duo “Abrab- am and Isaac," The Ruperts.

Characteristic Piece "The Past Horn" Band of the Wiltshire Regt.

Band Master: Mr. J. W. Estson.

Accompanists: Miss W. Rabin- son. Mr,, H. A. Jones and Mr. E. J. Edwards.

THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE.

China's Willingness.

AT YOUR SERVICE

CARS THAT ARE COMFORTABLE.

RATES THAT ARE REASONABLE.

DRIVERS THAT ARE RELIABLE

SCENERY THAT IS ENCHANTING,

SATISFACTION THAT IS ASSURED.

Hongkong

BT

'PHONING EITHER

Kowloon

The United Motor Co., Ltd.

9.15 p.m. WORLD THEATRE 9.15 p.m.

Friday 29th July to Monday 1st August. R. A. WALSH

Greatest & Most Sensational Drama

"THE WOMAN AND THE LAW"

in 7 parta,

Presented by William Fox.

MISS CORA WILLIAMS & CO.

in

AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.

5.15 p.m. "THE MERCHANT OF VENICE" in 6 parts. 2.30 p.m. and 7.15 p.m.

The 7th & 8th Episodes of "MOON BIDERS.” Telephone No. 1337-

CHINA'S UNPAID NAVY.

| vessel in a Northern port a short time ago in consequence of the Two Years Arrears.

men of the lower deck not having No country can exist as such received their back pay, while a without the existence of the most statement from Peking, apparent- elemental yer essential conditionly founded on fact, says that of a nation's life-law and order, unless there is an appreciablo sum

of the many

A Peking report says: Although and, in a country which can boast allotted for naval pay in the im- he Chinese Government has of no system of gendarmerie, oo mediate future, there is a prob- been extremely reticent regarding the Army ashore and the Navy ability of the personnel taking devolve the duty of matters into their own hands, President Harding's proposal for adpat Hon. Secretary. B. L. Frost.

and maintaining disposing of the shipe, and taking The objects of the Society the conference regarding Pacific stablishing

and Far Eastern questions, and that law and order. The condition the proceeds in liền The education of the people by the Chinese Press has had to of China's numerous Armies, sa.bpay which for many. propagands, etc., in the know-rely almost entirely upon tele-fighting for individual rather than months, they have been deprir- 'n argent representations ledge of the proper treatment grams from abroad for news in national ends, and reflected in the ed. of dumb animals.

that respect, public feeling has internal conditions of the country, being made from the second The appointment of a paid in- been tremendously stirred by the is too well-known to need fur-squadron, the Government sought spector to supervise the work invitation for China to participate ther comment. The Chinese Navy, to quieten the discontent by From the however, has hitherto been more granting a miserable $5,000! The possibility of taking over in the conference.

China's Navy may not be of and running the Dogs Home. Waichisopu practically no in or less free of personal maobina- The provision of drinking formation can be obtained, but in tions and has proved itself one of such paramount national Import- troughs for dogs in different Chinese semi-official circles it the most efficient of China's ance as, say, that of Great Britain is believed that China will public services not under foreign or the United States, but never- parts of the colony.

make

- १० secure apervision; but there are indicatbeless it is a national necessity, The labour of other charities is

finel settlement of the tions that the Navy is now in an and continued procrastination and divided among many associations. but this charity stands alore-the Shantung question, and a con- scutely discontented state and unfulfilled promises in regard to HINCORPORATED IN THE SITED Resolutions (No. 1) be co. fired)

Should the first of the above defender of defenseless dumb firmation of Chinese sovereign that this disaffection may further pay well earned and long overdue rights, such as complete control aggravate the already deranged, can serve only to aggravate the KINGDOM)

as a Special Resolution by the

Those desirous of becoming over post offices, wirelese, etc., and condition of China's economic already chaotic condition of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN requisite majority, the alterations members of the Society, the us that her delegates will endeavour and political life.

country and nation. Money in GENERAL HOLIDAY. that an INTERIM DIVIDEND in the Company's Memorandom naal sofscription to which is $ to obtain an official record of the However well guarded by the Peking may not be so plentiful as 1921. Land Warebouter will be estimnyaccount of the your 1921 has been volved will be submitted to the dren, and those who wish to make Jurisdiction and foreign conces./Various interests at the interns- there is enough to provide lavish This fouet in be "fo for a pasof ONE SHILLING per share on of Association consequently in for adults and 25 cents for Child temporary nature of Mixed Court nationals concerned may be the could be desired, yet spparently

declared.

Supreme Court at Hoogkong for possible for the above objects to ions in China.

tional treaty ports, China herself entertainments for the warlords The DIVIDEND will be pay-confirmation.

be carried out by making dona-] That the Government places with ber hundreds of miles of when they visit the capital. It able on and after Wednesday, the

coast and navigable rivers, and can only be hoped that a goodly AND NOTICE IS HEREBY tions, will greatly oblige by for-great importance upon the pro- 24th day of August 1921 to Share- ALSO GIVEN that the sail wardinx-ams to the Hon. Ires posed conference is shown by the minor pirates plying their calling portion of the thirty million dollars hokiers on the Register on Tues- SECOND EXTRAORDINARY arer, Cio The Hongkong and fact that Dr. Yen, Minister for at the slightest opportunity, must which the Government is now and will be paid to Shareholders beld as aforesaid will be continued

GENERAL MEETING to be Shanghai Bank.

Foreign Affairs, may attend the have an efficient Navy not one endeavouring to raise, will be conference himself. Dr. Walling to compare in numbers or strength allotted as naval pay; and a sum ton Koo's presence in London with the Navy of a Great Power, which might well be utilized for

Hongkong, 7th July 1921.

9. 12

Import al Esport Utre

Hongkong. 27th July. (.'.

clused na rast dar.

today, the

N. L. SMITH Supariazandent. ... Imports and Expert-

KOWLOON CRICKET CLUB.

USIC

AND IRTH

at the above Club on Saturday, July 30th, at p.m.

THE FULL BAND OF THE WILTS REGT.

by kind permission of Lieut.-Col. Wyndham and Officers.

VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL

NUMBERS

by Ladies and Gentlemen.

Illuminations. Refreshment

Buffet

Admission:

COMPANY LIMITED.

day, the 9th day of August 1921,

animals.

KA effort

on the Colonial (Horgkong) Re-for the purpose of considering THE COWIE HARBOUR COAL during the conference is considr./ but one capable of ensuring the the same purpose is the one and

gister at the exchange rate of 27and, if thought fit, passing the per Dollar.

following further Resolutions as By Order of the Board.

Extraordinary Resolutions, name ly-

W. E. ROBERTS,

Secretary. Hongkong, 25th July, 1921.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THEUndersigned have received

instructions to sell by Publici Auction on

Tuesday, the 2nd Aug,, 1931

at rap'clock noon

at their Sales Rooms, Duddell

Street.

One 5-Seater-20 H. P. Maxwell

Motor Car with Electric starter, Lamps &

Hprn, etc.

Further particulars and inspec-

$1.00 (by permission of the tion orders may be had from the Government! A limited number Undersigned.

of Reserved Seats at $1.50

BOOKING AT MOUTRIE'S

AND THE CLUB. DON'T MISS IT.

Terms: Cash on delivery

LAMMERT BROS..

Auctioneers. '

(3) That each of the existing

$1,000,000 be divided into 5

COMPANY LIMITED.

SILIMPOPON COAL

consideration.

sin-

made with some other of the

a quarter million dollars which

ed almost esential, while Dr. observance of law and order on Yen's experience of inter- the coasts and along the rivers, Dr. Wellington Koo bas received official where many thous nds of native on behalf of China from Germany, national affairs and position, it is held,

craft of all sizes and descriptions as the first instalment for China's The undersigned are prepared ularly fit him for the mission. abound. China has such a Navy repatriation expenses.-Shipping 20.000 fully paid up shares to quote prices for best quali will eventually be made has not and has been and is an asset to

Whether or not his appointment to day, a Navy which is efficient and Engineering. of $50 each constituting the freshly mined SILIMPOPON Company's present Capital of COAL, trimmed into Bunkers at yet been decided, but it is under the nation, if comparison be FIBUZAL GLASSES.

SEBATTIK ** SANDAKAN

Out of doors there is nothing so fully paid up sharea of $10 (British North Borneo) or to So far as China is concemed public services. nach so as to make such

It has long been an accepted restful and comfortable for the the_negotiations regarding the contract for regular Bunker Sup- Capital $1,000,000 consisting plies for 6 or 12 months at favour conference have hitherto consist custom for the personnel of the eyes as the light reflected from fields and trees; the of 100.000 fully paid up ble rates.

ed of (1) informal representations Chinese Navy to be kept many, green shares of $10 each.

Steamers calling at SEBATTIK to China, suggesting her particip-many months in arrears with absorption of the ultra-violet and (4) That after the division or SANDAKAN exclusively for ation in the conference relating their pay, but if recent reports orange rays by the chlorophyll to Pacific questions, which will from Peking. are to belied on of the leaves; hence the introduc aforesaid, the Capital of the Bankers are exempt from pay-probably arise from the dishun-and in this case we think they tion of Fleuzallass, yellow? Company be increased from ment of ordinary Port Charges. Bors or disarmament, and (2) are), matters have now reached a green in colour, which is prod $1,0 0,000 consisting as a- The minimum draft of water

foresaid, to $2,500,000 divided slongside the Company's Wharf China's unequivocal expression of stage where words will have ed in several shades, and lenses, iato 250,000 shares of $10 at Sebattik is 28 feet at low water readiness to take part if she to give way to deeds and made of this may be worn as a each by the creation of 150,- Spring Tides Charts of Cawie were permitted to do so on an promises of payment to hard protection by over-sensitive eyes caub, The Government-is said where it is desirable to tone down 000 new shares of $10 each Bay (Sabattik Harbour) and any equal basis. such new shares (subject as required information concerning

to owe to the personnel of the excessive light and glare. Fieuzat

hereinafter mentioned) to be the port can be had on applica- THE OLYMPIADS IN 1924 AND Navy se arrears of pay, no less lenses of Dy prescription in

issued at such time or times |tion to and on such terms

and

re-

conditions in every spect 23 the Company's Board of Directora may think fit.

L 1928.

a sum the twenty million dollars either regular or Torio forms are The International Olymple and it is stated that some of the manufactured by The Hongkon Congress has decided to hold the ships' crews have received no cash! Optical Co. Successors to Clark sighth Olympiad in Paris in 1924 payment from Government funds and Co./Manufacturing and R The COWIE HARBOUR COAL and the ninth Olympiad in for two years. We hear of what fracting Opticians, 53, Queen

was little less than a mutiny on a Boad Central,

BRADLEY &.CO. LTD.

Agents,

CO. LTD.

Amsterdam in 1928.