1927-04-21 — Page 9

EASTER GOLF.

FULL LIST OF RESULTS.

We have received from the Secretary of the Royal Hongkong Golf Club the full list of results of the competitions played during the Fanling Faster Meeting.

As has already been announced, Mr. N. L. Smith and Mr. A. E. Wood tied for the Shanghai Vist- tora' Cup with a net score of 154. The tie is being played off on Saturday.

Bogey Pool.

Mesara, N. L. Smith

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

HOME FOOTBALL.

| MIDDLESBOROUGH DEFEATED

AT READING,

London, April 20. The leaders of the Second Division suffered defeat at Read- Ing to-day. Three other matches ware played and details are ap- pended:

Division II

SHARE PRICES.

TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.

The following is the list of local sharo ~ Jotations issued to-day :-

Banks,

Hongkong Bank, $1,095 n. Chartered Bank, 421

פי

Mercantile A. & B., £32 n. Mercantile O., 8133 .

P. and O., £91 д.

East Asia, #68 b.

Marine Ins,

Canton Ins., $660 1.

Reading

2 Middlesbro..

Division 1 (North).

1 Southport Scottish League.

1

3 Motherwell 4 Hibernians

Union Ins., $286

-Reuter.

There were 77 cards taken out Crewe for the Bogey Pool, which was won by Surgeon Commander Au-

Celtic brey, 3 up.

Dunbar divide the Kilmarnock and W. L. second prize with scores "all square" and among the other cards returned were those of "one down" by Messrs. E. L. Sim, R. M. Fin- layson, and H. F. Bloxham.'

Medal Round,

There were 15 entries for the Medal Round, this being won by Mr. A. E. Wood," whose score was 94-15-79. Other scores were:

COMPANY MEETING.

CHINA LIGHT AND POWER CO.

An extraordinary meeting of shareholders of the China Light and Power Co., Ltd., was held at St. George's Building this morning. Mr. R. G. Shewan presiding.

Shareholders

J. S. Madbaren 92-12=-80. M. Drevard 100-19-82.

Fourballs Against Bogey. "There were 15 pairs catered for

Members of the Consulting Com- the competition for fourballs

mittee present were Sir Robert Ho against bogey, and scores of 2 up Tunk. Dr. H. P. White, Mr. A. H. were returned by the following Compton. Mr. C. A. da Ruza, and three pairs: Messrs. LRA Mr. Lee Hy-san. drews and L. G. S. Dodwell, C. La attending were Mr. A. L. Shield. -Sandey and 11. 4. Sheldon, L. „G, S. Mr. A. Keith, Capt. R. D. Thontas, Dodwell and R. M. Smith. Other Mr. A. A. Botelho, Mr. G. Toppin. cards rearne were: Mussrs. M. and Mr. Tse Tsan-tai. Also pre- Drevard and W. D). Wood (1 up), sent were Mr. F. J. Travares, net- Mesurs. G. Aubry and L. R. Au-ing scoretary, and Mr. W. E. Le firewes (all square), and Mesar, Shenton, solicitor. A. E. Lissaman and G. S. Edward (1 down).

Mixed Foursomes,

The Mixed Yoursonies were won by Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Whyte Smith, whose met score was 76.

There

were entries from 17 pairs, and other good scores returned were Mrs. Drevard and D: G. Bruce (78), Mrs. Cleland and A. E. Lissa- man. (81, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Pur- low (83) and Mrs. Peterson and Capt. Morris (85),

LAWN TENNIS.

LAST NIGHTS EXCITING GAME,

The most exciting game yet seen In the Local tennis tournament was fought out yesterday, when Honda and Akiyama beat Ng Sze kwong and Ng Sze-cheung by three sets to two in the Open Doubles. The match was remark- able for the thrilling manner which it wis contested, and the fine tennis which was shown.

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After the socretary had read the notice convening the meeting, the elairman said:-

Purpose of meeting, Gentlemen,The initial object for which this niecting has been called is, as, indicated in the notice which the secretary has just read, for the purpose of receiving a re- port of the proceedings at the Ex- traordinary General Meeting held on the 30th. ultimo and of confirm- ing, if thought fit, as a Speciul Re- solution, the Resolution which was passed as an Extraordinary Reso- lution at such meeting. That Re- solution, as you will remember, con- cerned the approval of the draft new Articles of Association of the Company.

You will also remember, that at the above mentioned meeting 1 ex- plained shortly to you why your Directors thought it essential to alter the Articles of Association and I do not consider it necessary to deal further therewith, except to aid that at the meating in ques- tion the draft new Articles of As Sociation were unanimously, ap proved, and the Resolution recording such approval was win- animously passed as an Extraordin-

The Resolution.

be

The Chinese pair secured the first two sels in vonvincing man-ary Resolution. ner, the elder placing remarkably accurately, and his brother play- ing steadily. Showing improve-

Under the Hongkong Companies ment in the third, the Japanese Ordinance, however, it is necessary couple won that set, and to the that the approval of the new Arti- general surprise secured the ver- cles of Association shall diet in the next two after a dour signified by a Special Resolution, struggle. In spite of difficulties and consequently this meeting has with mad stained balls and failing been convened for the purpose of light there were two long rallies enabling the Extraordinary Resolu before Akiyama secured with win-tion above referred to, to be con- ning point in the final set. The firmed as a Special Resolution. Losere bad more games to their And I accordingly bag to propose credit than the winners.

the confirmation as a Special Reso- letion of the anid Extraordinary yes-Resolution namely

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Yesterday's Results.

The results of matches played terday are appended:

Open Singles: M. W. Lo beat Capt. E. W. Morris, G-2, 6-3, 6-0.

Open Doubles: T. Honda and H. Akiyama beat Ng Sze-kwong and Ng Sze-cheung, 2-0, 1-6, 8-6, 6-4, 6-6. H. Lo beat R. M. Henderson M. K. and and A. Brearley, 6-2, 6-3, 10-8.

Handicap

Doubles: C. L. Sandes and E. Graves beat W. B. Cornaby und A. Piercy, 4-6, 8-6, 6-4.

Handicap Singles "A": D. Valentine D. S. Green, 0-0, 6-3.

Handicap Singles "B" J. R. Collis

6-3, 8-6.

beat

beat T. J. Price,

J.

To-day's Matches. The following matches are scheduled to be played this afternoon:

Open Singles: H. D. Rumjahn v F. A. Redmond.

Club Championship: W. B. Cornahy v L. Forster, E. G. Howard v A, H. Crook

Handicap Doubles: Capt. E.

W.

"That the regulations contain- ed in the printed document sub- mitted to the meeting and for the purpose of identification sub- scribed by the chairman there of be approved and adopted as the Articles of Association of the Company in substitution for and to the exclusion of for all exist- ing Articles thereof,"

and I shall be glad if some share. holder will kindly second that.

Sir Robert IIo Tung seconded, and the proposition was carried un- | Ruimously.

This concluded the meeting, and the Chairman thanked those pre-

sent for their attendance.

China Underwriters, $.80 n.

North China, Tls, 143 b.

1.

Yangtaze Ins., $38 D.

Fire Ins.

b.

China Fires, $205 Hongkong Fino, $600

Shipping

Douglass, $31

n.

Steamboats, $201 b. Tugs, $1.10 n. Indo-Chinas, (Prof.) $30 n. Shell Trans., 95/- n. Star Ferrics, $52 D. Watorboats, $142

Refineries.

China Sugars, $18 Malabons, $31

b.

n

11,

Mining.

11.

Kailans, 38/-

n,

Langkats, Tle. 21

T1.

Bonguets, $1.70

A.

S'hai Exploration, Tls. 4 n. Shanghai Loans, Tle. 7 Rauba, $4 Tronohu, 21/- à, Ural Caspians, 8/- n.

Docks, etc.

✡.

THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1927.

A REALLY NICE RANGE

-OF.

M

WASHING SILK

FROCKS

&

JUMPER SUITS

(WITH LONG AND SHORT SLEEVES)

HAS ARRIVED

Lane, Crawford's

BANQUE DE L'INDO-CHINE.

HEAD OFFICE:

...F. 12,000,000.00

95, Boulevard Han, Paris. Bubscribed Capital Pald Capital

BRANCHES

Reserve Fund

BANGKOK

Л.

·BATTAMBANG

CATHO

CANTON

FORT-BAYARD

Kowloon Wharves, $98 "Whampoa Docks, $38 n.

Hongkows, Tls. 150 New Engineerings, Tis. 51 n. Shanghai Docks Tle. 100 a.

1.

Lands, Hotels, etc,

n.

H. and S. Hotels, $6.90 n

b. H.K. Lands, $53 Realtys, $6 Territorials, $1 n. Humphreys, $124 n. Princes Bldgs, $89 Rural Lands, $1

Cottons.

D.

n.

Ewo Cottons, Tis. 77 m. Orientals, Tls. 24. n. S'hai Cottons, Tls. 54 n

Buses, Trams,

China Búsos, Tls. 9 n. Tramways, $207 b. Peak Trams, (old) $15 S'pore Tractions 11/- n. Taxis, $1

功

b.

n.

Miscellaneous. Amusements, $17 Canton Icas, $5 D. Coments (Comb.) $7 n. China Lights, $12 n. China Prov., $4 b. Constructions, $2.30 Dairy Farms, $15 71. Der A. Wing, $6 D. H'kong Electrics, $49 b. Macao Electrics, $35 b. Ropos (Old) $10 Lane Crawfords, $7 Mackintosh, $194 Sinceres, $9 United Asbestos, $20 Watsons $11. 1. Powells, $6 n. Telephone 3.75 I.

II.

b.

D.

n.

SIR. A. COBHAM'S WARNING.

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1500 PRIVATE 'PLANES IN U. S.

DJIBOUTI

BAIPHONG HANKOW HANOI HONGKONG MENGTZE NAY DÌNH

.F. an,400,000,00 .Fr. 80,284,610.10

NOUNEA PAPEETE PEKING PNOM-VENTI PONDICHERRY RAIGUN

SHANGHAI BINGAPORE

TIENTSIN

YUNNANFU

BANKERS

In FRANCE:-Comptoir National d'Eacompte do Parla: Credit Lovncais; Banque de Paris et des Pays-Day; Societe General

LADIES' SALON.

$25 GIVEN AWAY,

“TELEGRAPH" FOOTBALL

1

COMPETITION.

The Hongkong Telegraph offers a prize of $25 to the reader who sends in the greatest number of correct forecasts (provided that number is eight or mare) of the English and Scottish League matches (to be played on Satur- day next, April 23rd) set out in the coupon below. No goal scores are required; only forecaste showing wine or draws. All en- office not noon on Saturday,

In LONDON The National Provincial and tries must reach this

Union Bank of England, Ltd: Comptar National d'Eacompte de Park, Crodit, later than April 23rd.

Lyonnai

lo NEW YORK. P. Morgan & Co.

Interest allowed on Cerrent Accounts and Fixed Deponita recording to arrangement

Every description of banking nad baze

business transcted.

Safe Deposit Boxes to Impa

CH. LIM

Hongkong, 26th February, 1927.

MILOT.

RUBBER SUPREMACY. SLOWLY SURRENDERED TO THE DUTCH,

British supremacy in the rubber plantation industry is being ear- rendered to the Dutch planter (says the Evening Standaril)..

In 1923 the stendy piling up of stocks frightened many producers, Several saw nothing but disaster ahead, and with rubber' fallen to under 3d. b., they appealed to the Government for assistance.

The Government appointed a committee to examine the position,{ and that committee formulated a scheme of restriction of exports from the Malay-Straits and other British centres of production, afterwards called the Stevenson scheme.

From that date the price of rubber rose until it reached 48. 3d. a b. From that date the percen- down and tage of British went Dutch production went up.

Whereas in 1921 British pro- duction was 72 per cent. of the 61 world total, in 1926 it was

is per cent, and this year it estimated to be 52.3 per cent.

коле Dutch production has

up 1921 to from 25 per cent, in

of

Sir Alan Cobham, the distin-34.6 per cent, and in 1927 it will

on be 37.2 per cent. guished airman, apeaking "What I have discovered in

The Stevenson Act had, the; America" at New York recently affect of limitating the British said that what had impressed him participation in the new era more than anything else in his prosperity in the rubber indus travels on this side of the Atlantry.Nor has it stabilised the that there are price of the commodity as some of now more than 1,500 private owners of aeroplanes in the United its sponsors believed it would. States.

Morris and Dr. R. E. Tottenham SUPPLIES FOR TROOPS, tie was the fact Majer W. B. Stevenson and Major H.

V

R. Edwards; J. D. Ilumphreys and A. W. Hayward T. D. E. Pendered and G. Miskin; J. N. Owen and E. E. Mimmack S. F. and D. S. Green,

Handicap Singles "A": R. W. Loo v. C. C. Stark

EMBARGO WINS.

RESULTS OF THE CITY AND SUBURBAN,

BOOKS, SPORTING GOODS, ETC. ON THE WAY.

London, April 20. A consignment of gramophones, boxing gloves, sports material, books and magazines to gladden the hearts of the British troops in China, is being despatched to- day on board the transport Neurn- lia. The consignment is in the possession

two of the Y.M.C.A. secretaries. Expenses were provided by the recent fund The City and Suburban Handi- to which £5,000 was subscribed cap, run at Epsom to-day, attract-Reuter, ed a large field. The well-backed Embarge won by four lengths, the result being:

Embargo

Gifted

Autocrat

London, April 20.

1

2

3

Twenty-two ran; won by four

lengths; six lengths between

second and third.

Betting: Embargo 9/2; Gifted 20/11 Autocrat 28/1.-Reuter.

21

new

VILLAGE.

Nearly all of these owners, he TERRORISED FRENCH pointed out, are using their ma- chines for commercial work. In most cases the machines have been FIRES FOLLOW ANONYMOUS built by small commercial air- craft constructors and bought by as a plain individuals for cash commercial proposition.

Some commercial aircraft con- structors are turning out a ma- chine daily, and these are being sold to the public.

LETTERS,

The competition is run in ac cordance with the rules published in the Telegraph during the weeka eaded October 9th and 16th, 1926.

"HONGKONG TELEGRAPH" FORECAST COMPETITION.

Matches to be played on April 23rd:-

DIVISION 1.

Everton

V Aston Villa. Sunderland Y

Derby. West Ham

Newcastle,

V

DIVISION H.

Blackpool ▼ Middlesbro. Manch. C. न Preston N.E.

DIVISION III (SOUTH). Bournemouth v Crystal P. V

BANKS.

HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.

السالمAutherland Cap

Lered and Fully Fald-up ............... Beserve 'Wanda 1---

$50,000,000 $80,030,000

Sterling Silver

46,500,000

Beserve Liability of Proprie

BOTS

$10,500,000.

CHOPNURAGHFARA... 620,000,000

KRÅD OFFICE: HON(TRONG. Court of Directors |

Hon. ME. D. G. H. Berzard, Chairman.

A. IL Compton, E.

Deputy Chairman

W. II. B., Ma

J. A. Plummer. Eug K. & Browo, E. T. & Weall, E W. L. Paitonden, Eng^ II. P, White, Esq.

AMOY

Acting Chief Meangers"

BANGKOK

BATAVIA BOMBAY

CALCUTTA

CANTON CHEFOO

COLOMBO DAIDEN FOOCHOW HAIPHONG HAMBURO HANKOW HARDIN HONGLEW

ILDILO

IPOK

JOHONE.

KODE

BRANCHES-

LONDON LYONS MALACCA MANILA MOUIDEN

NAGASAKI

NEW YORK

PEKING PENAND

BANGOON

SAIGON

BAN FRANCISCO BHANGHAI

SINGAPORE BOURABAYA

BUNGE PATANI TIENTSIN

TOKYO

*TSINGTAO

KUALA LUMPUR YOKOHAMA

Current Accounts opened in Local Carrsnor and Fixed Deposity received for one year or

THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA & CHINA.

• (Incorporated by Marni Charter 1883) HRAD OFFICE: LONDON, Pald up Capital .. Reserve Fund xa esta

Baderve Liability at Proprietor... 45,0000

„Aavasise und Brioches.

ALOR STAR

(iminy ta

AMRITSAR

RANGLOK

BATAVIA

BOMBAY

CALOUTTA CANTON DAWNPURE CEDU COLOMEO DELHI HALPHONG HAMBURG HANKOW HONGKONG

ILOILO

YFOX

HARACHI

KLANG

коле

KUCHING

МАРВАЯ MANILA MEDAN

NEW YOR

PEKING PENANG BERMAWAR FUKET MANGOON BALDON SEMARANG

HERIMAAN

BHANGRAI

SINGAPOR BOURABAYA TALFING

(J.M.) TAVOY

TIENTRIN

TOKYO

YOKOHAMA

KUALA KANGSAR TSINGTAO

[Perak, FAMLES

KUALA LUMPUN KAMBOANGA

(Philippias Xn) Forsira Exchange and General Basking hurlesse transacted

Current Accounts opened and Fixed Deposlis received for 3 year or shorter periods at rubno which will be quoted on applionip

·J. 12. GKORO

Hongkong, 19th Feburary, 10.

THE NATIONAL CITY BANK

OF NEW YORK.

shorter periods in Local Currenor and Maria Capital, Surplus

on terms which will be quoted on 'application.

Hoogkong, 20th February, 1927.

HONGKONG SAVING BANK.

sbtained on application.

гол THE HONGKONG BANKING COLPORATION.

SHANGHAI

and Undivided Profits

·U.S.$140,000,0DQ Commercial and Travellers' Lat-

The Business of the above Book te moters of Crédit, Travellers' Cheques, ducted by the HONGKONG AND SHANGRAL Bills of Exchange and Cabla DANKING CORPORATION. Hules may Transfers bought and sold. Cur- rent accounts and Savings Bank accounts opened and Fixod De- posits in local and foreign curron- cles taken at rates that may be as- certained on application to the Bank.

A. C. HYNEA, Acting Chlef Manager.

THE BANK OF CANTON,

LIMITED.

Katablished 1913. HEAD OFFICE: HONGEONG. Authorized Capital (Hong Kong

Currency)

(Enng . Tone

Paid-up Capital

Currency) ....... Reserve Fund (Hong Kong Cue-

rency

BLANCHES:—

HEAD OFFICE: 55, Wall Street, New York. Branches in:

$11,000.000.

B.664,200.

£50,000,

BRAZIL

Canton Shanghai, Hankow, Swatow, Bangkok, New York and Bau Francisco. LONDON DANKELS:—

The Lloyd's Rack Limited Correspondents in all principal Cities of the

World

Foreign exchange and Banking business of Taty description transacted

Bafe Deposit Boxer various sites) at a reariz rental of from 85 to $40.

LOOT FOON SEAN,

Chlef Manager. Hongkong. 19th February, 10%.

ARGENTINE ITALT BELGIUM

CHILE

CHINA

وتر

CURA DOMINICAN REPUBLIC LONDON FRANCE

INDIA

JAPAN

JAVA PANAMA

FERU PORTO RICO STRAITS

BETTYÄIMIENTO URUGUAY VENEZUELA

We are also able to offer our Customers the services of the Branches of the International Banking Corporation in San Fran- cisco, Spain and the Philippine

NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL.Islands.

MAATSCHAPPIJ.

(Netherlands Trading Society Bank)

BANKERS.

ESTANLISHED 1824.

Hongkang cei 11, Queen's Road, Central Authorised Capital.....Guliders 160.000,003.- *£12,680,003) Pald-Up Capital

Reserve Fund

Special Reservs: ....

........Guilders 80,000,000.

(0,004,670.) ....Guliders 21,117,340.-

(£1,750,778.) .Guildora 22,650.000,- (£1,638,0)

Head Ofce-AUSTERDAM* Eastern Head Ofles:-BATAVIA DRANCHES:Bandermasin, Bandoens", Bombay, Calcatta, Cheribon, Djoddah, Djember, Diokjakar- ta", The Hague, Kobe, Kota

G. HOGG,

Manager. Hongkong, 7th January, 1927,

T CDI BANQUE, FRANCO-CHINOISE. pour le

Commerce et L'Industrio.

(Incorporated in Franca.)

9. Chater load, Victoria, Hongkies.

HEAD OFFICE:

76, Rue Bt. Lazaro, Paria

Tadja, Makasar, Medan, Capital fully paid up ....Fra 40,000,000

Fadas, Palembang Pekan

lanzan. Pabens, Pontianak, Reservea

....F. 10.276,000

Rangoon, Rotterdam". Sama | Special working capital ......Fm. 10,000,000

Shanghai, Sibolga

(Bumaira). Boerabala, Boera- Farts (Solo), Teal, Tillaties and Wellarredan". These offer have safe deposit boxes to London Bankers 1-National Provincial Bank, Lich

Correspondents all over the world BANKING BUSINESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION TRANSACTED.

0. STEENSTIA,

Norwich, Swindon,

DIVISION III (NORTH).

Doncaster

प

N. Brighton

V

Lincoln. Crewe.

Scottish League.

Dundee Un.. Rangers Motherwell

Name

V

Y

Partick. Dundec.

Kongbang, 28th March, 1921.

St. Mirren.

Address

No. 29.

Dute

Mark your envelopes "Football" on the front, and write your name (without address) on the back of the envelope.

Strike out the teams which you think will lose, but make no marks In respect of matches which you think will be drawn

All claims must reach this office not later than the Wednesday fol- lowing the date on which the matches are played. No prize will, For two years the villagers of be awarded for which a claim has Consignat, a small and poverty-not been made. stricken hamlet near Guerot, in

Manager.

THE BANK OF EAST ASIA, LIMITED.

HEAD OFFICE, HONGKONG.

10, Des Vote Road, Central, Hangkong.

Authorized Capital

Fald-es Capita! ..... Reserve, Fund (1920)

ERANCIES AND AGENCIES:

Bateria

Varin Peking

.$10,000,000

.8 4.000.000 # 1,200,000

Melbourne

Ban Francisco

Hotabay

Nagmaak

Beattle

Calcutta

Now York

Gemar Ag

Canton

Oseks

Einyspre

Hnlyhons

Konojalu

Kobe Κοπίοσα London Hopste

Panang

Haeron

Brizon

Shanbad

Bourabaya Sydney Taipah

Tentain

Tokyo

Correspondents in all principal, cidiae of the

world.

Every description of Bangking and Exchange basics transacted. Lost granted, on ap- proved securities.

BAFE DEPOSIT BOXER in lat

KAN TONG PO,

Chief Manage. Hongkong, at March, 102%

THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED,

(Rstablished 1050.)

Reserve Fand

BRANCHES,

Paris, Lyons. Marseilles, Balgon, Haiphong, Hanoi, Peking, Shanghai, Tientsiz, Phan Penh and Hongkong.

1

BANKERSI France Bociale General, Banque Nailonel de Grodil, Banque de Paziamet das Paya Boar

London Midland Bask, Ltd.

New York: Irving Bank, Colambla Trent Дан

li

Every description of fiasking and Exokanga Business Transacted. Correspondents through out the world"

A. BOLLIN,

Hongkong, March 11th, 1024.

THE BANK OF CHINA.

SPECIALLY AUTHORIZED ET FREDENT TIAL MANDATE OF THE KEPUBLIC OF CHINA ON THE END OF

NOVEMBER 1917.

Authorized Capital ....... .160,000,000.85. Paid-up Capital

Reserve Funda

.918,278,000.00 9,630,423.58

HEAD OFFICE PEKING. ́

HONCHONG BRANCHES +

4. Queen's Road Centṛni. Branches and Sub-branches all over Chian und correspondents in Europa, America sad jolhar parts of world..

LONDON BANKERS :--

The National Provincial and Union Banh, of England Limited.

The Guarda Trust Company of New York NEW YORK BRANCHES:-

The Irving National Banka. The Equise able Trust Company of New York,

Interest allowed on Carrent · Account› KNƏ Fixed Deposita, Terms on application,

Every description .Y. 200,000,000 Before sending in your coupons, Capital (fully paid up)

of Booking breakwowa .......Yen 92.500.000

trn.can.cted. list of your forecasts.

Les granted on approrad secacliia. HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA,

Special fasilica for Home Exchange, Baches and Agencies at

TSU YEE PAL

Karachi Коха

the centre of France, huve been keep a subjected to the terror of con- Compare these later with the pub- stant menaces and fantastic ac- Hished results of the matches, and cusation by an anonymous letter- if you find that you have eight or in the world are doing anything writer. The menaces were some more correct, send in a claim to like this," said Sir Alan. "It times put into effect, and many the priza shows that the public of America a small farmer has, after receiv-

"No other aircraft constructors

Alexandria

stavi

Tombay Buenos Ayr

Calcutta Canton Changchun

is ready to accept flying, and as a ing one of these, letters, aeon his home demand gives birth to any barns burst into flames in the

Polsoned When she was suspected,, the police industry, the United States may middle of the night. yet lend the world in the manaweets, it is also alleged, were inspector in charge of the

the dictated to her a letter, and found facture of aeroplanes as she did sent to the Inhabitants of

village. in motor-cars."""

case Enburg

Dairen (Dalny) Fengtion

(Makdon) ankow

Marbin

she made a spelling mistake almi-

Hongkong

J

flonolulu

Mme.

London

Los Angeles Lyoss Maitin Nagmank Nagoya Newchwann New York Otka

San Francisco Seattle

Homerang Shanghai Buitar onl Singapore Soerabays

Sidary Tizalla Токто Twinantu

THE HO HONG BANK, LTD.

(Established 2017.3 CAPITAL.

Authorised Cxpital

Paid-Up

holder

Peklag

Raam

Talogiau

Borgluk

in to

Janeiro

The number of French disabled men in receipt of war pensions on January I was 708,591, classified as follows: Arm and log injuries, Sir Alan, who sailed in the Recently a young woman named lar to one which occurred in one 104,606; lunga, 236,884; eyes, Cunard liner Berengaria for Eng Julienne Lefaure, weparated by of the anonymous lettera. 27.281 (of whom 2,585 are blind): land, has during his tour in the divores from her husband, was Lofaure protested her innocence, ears, 17,780 (of whom 4,338 are United States addressed more than deaf); mental disorders, 14,502; 100,000 people on the subject of arrested and accused of having and she has in the neighbourhood to be obtained en appalcatken

anonymous lottora. many who support her denials, and facial injuries, 8,588.

commercial flying.

written the

Kal Yuen

Vladivostock (Temporarily closed) Interest allowed on Current Accounti Depcolts received for åzed perioda at reten

II. MORI, -

Hongkong. 13th. Manıdı., 1927.'

MARKTE.

share.

415.000

BEAÍ OPRICH-SINGAPOYE,

Branche, krencies and Corretivađani k the principal elle of the world.

Mrary description of Banking and Zuchahat business transacted.

HO. LEUNG ZOK