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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI HOTELS,

LTD.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 31 19

C.P.R. CHANGES.

SHAKE-UP IN SHANGHAI,

Our Own Correspondent)

Shanghai, Jan..XI

·DIVIDEND AND PROPOSED.

INCREASE OF CAPITAL, Drastic changes, not yet formally Subject to audit, the profit befannounced will take place in the the year ended on the 31st Deceni-Shanghai offices of the Canadian ber 1923, after allowing for Diree-Paciße, Mr. A. M Parker, formerly [tors" Fres, bad and doubtful debtsfan Yokohama and Kube; succeeds jand contingencios "which latter MK- A. EL. Tessier as General Pas

cover the nnal liquidation "of the.

Mr. Trasier with senger Agent doubtful assets with which The Macllinn, his assistant, is no Shanghai Hotels Ltd. was exennis

longer connected with the company. [bored) providing $500,000 in res pe of interest and setting aside) ||$200,000. for depreciation, amour- Jed to $1,020,000,

After paying the interim, divalent. Far 1929, amounting to $264,SP150| [the balance of $915, 197.50 remains. which at the forth coming yearly General Meeting the Board pinpose tu recommwad be apportiied as follows:-

To pay a Fical Dividel tor 1993 |On 375,000 shanes at 73 cents per

shareS281250

To pay a Bonus:

SHANGHAI FORGERY.

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THE LATEST ACCOUNT. (Our Own Correspondentà

Shanghai, Jan. 30. Judge Charles Lobingier in the American Court, awarded a judg ment of gukl 23,300, to Mr. Euty Greenfeld, in the sait against Mrs. Lucille Slegman. The plaintiff alleged that she gare the jewellery

On $75,000 shares at 50 cents per to defendant to be sold here, and share ..............157,800, 5468,754.00|showed a receipt The defendant To transfer to Reserves$ 300.000,00| swore that she arser received the and 'To carry forward ́,

jewellery, and the receipt cas

to next CUCURE $ 46, 470 forgery.

2015.197.50

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Handwriting experts testified to the receipt signed by Mrs. Slegman.

HOCKEY.

SHIELD FIXAL

HOSTPONED.'

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The rects are taking pre-l liminary steps with a abtaming the shareholders" sines tion to merensing the authorised i Capital of the Company which uti present is Sanamo-erasisting 104 500,000 hares of the nominal

Owing to several Army val of Sto each, of which $75.heing at camp and the departure low-bare- base wen issued to: H. M. S. Hawkins on Saturday. sto.fio.om. Should this proposaithe hockey final for, the United be approved, the Board will further Services Shield between the H. K. [propose that 375,000 share; sels. R. G. &. British and the 2-4 issued at par at the ratio of share Bombay Grenadier- : British fur share. tringing the

users, which was to have taken Capital up to STRUM-von-it-place te-tenlag, has: era postponed ling of 750,000 shares of the

indefinitely. nominal value of $1 each, and leaving a balance of 230,000 shart- Jumssued.

The Company does not inteni te! proceed with the proposal to teetta! - Debentures for public subscription.

CRICKET.

QUEEN'S COLLÈGE

BIALTO.

Brokers lade easily defeated the

WEAPONS FOR TOKYO POLICE.

Public Anger at Attempt on Prince Regent. Tokyo, Jan. 4-In addition to their short sabres. Tokyo police- men are soon to be further armed with American revolvers and some 100 of these weapons ate soon to be imported from the United States. This is perhaps

Queen's College X in a friezto make sure that when the match at Sonkurspoo yesterday Scores:-

Rialto.

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A. H. Madar

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civilian police take full authority and the gendarmerie-who are really policing Tokyo since the withdrawal of martial law-are withdrawn. our blue-coated guar- 5dians of the law will be the better 20 equipped to handle the thugs and rascals who are menadirgly lurking in the background, and whose numbers have considerably increased as one of the results of the unemployment that followed in the wake of the city being 14 smitten by the recent earthquake.

With this decision to afford the 14 police further power of taking

the offensive, it has also been de cided to confer police rights on railway officials who will be in- ire vested with magisterial powers to try summarily offenders ia Pinna, S. Rumjaha and K. M. trains and within railway pre-

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cincts. Similar powers are also to be granted to forestry officials, customs riparian officials and w.officers.

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Your Best Protection Against

COFFIN AS A GIFT:

3 The presentation of a coffin to Viscount Goto, Minister of Home

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1, Affairs in the 00% defunct

Yamamoto Cabinet, is only one' instance of how the public gen- erally feels towards that official as a result of the senseless and criminal attempt toade by a 20 young man to assassinate the 10 future ruler of the Japanese Em- upire. for to Viscount Goto's alleg- ed encouragement of radicals and laocialists is, rightly or wrong- 15, attributed the dastardly act.

On the aftergoon of the day of Uthe attempted a sassination U score or more of young men drove up in motor-cars to the residence of the former Home Minister tramped into the best 52 rooms in their wooden clogs and, not finding the official they were presumedly io search .of proceeded to smash up all the Wfurniture, pictures: statuary and fitings. Four policemen on guard attempted to prevent the intrusion, but were severely set upon by the gang who wounded

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rather severely. Police! reinforcements arrived, but the young men were armed with revolvers sad, although the policemen had sabres, their cou- rage naturally evaporated, when they looked into the small muzzles of 20 revolvers and the determined

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Sale!

Commencing TO-DAY

DURING THIS SALE. THE WHOLE OF OUR STOCK.

OF MERCHANDISE WILL BE OFFERED AT PRICES WHICH WILL REALLY SURPRISE YOU. IT IS QUITE IMPOSSIBLE FOR US TO LIST ALL THE MANY BARGAINS HERE--BUT THE FEW EXAMPLES HERE- UNDER WILL CONVINCE YOU OF THE SENSATIONAL REDUCTIONS :—

EXTRA SPECIAL

LADIES'

SILK

HOSE

$1.00 per pair

EXTRA SPECIAL

LADIES'

COTTON

HOSE

pairs for

$1.00

T; VİYELLA FLANNEL

31" wide $1.65 per yard “AZA” FLANNEL

$1.50. per yard

"ALLIES"

KNITTING

WOOL

Usual price $5.25 lb.

Now

$4.25 lb.

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GENT'S

RAINCOATS

FI

$11.00

GENT'S

FELT

HATS

$1.95. $5.00.

$7.00 $8.50.

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