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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH.

FRIDAY,

MAY 11, 1934.

CANTON INSCE. OFFICE

SATISFACTORYANNUAL

REPORT

The General Agents and Con- sulting Committee of the Canton Insuranct Occ, Ltd., report for the past year as follows:

1932 Account-After payment of an interim dividend of $18 per share (on the old shares) on 25th May, 1933, this Account shows it surplus of $1,005,284.00, and it is recommended that this aum be appropriated as follows: To gay a inai dividend of 87.40 per share, $870,000; to pay an "Exchange" Bonus of $1 por shure, $50,000;

to add to Relusurance Fund, $239,961.25; to add to Underwrit ing Suspense Account to close the your 1932, $345,323.74. Note. The General Agents and Consulting Committee wish it to bo under stood that the continuance or otherwise of the above Bonus, in the whole or in part, will depend entirely on Exchango,

1933 Account. The amount standing at credit of this Account is $1,749,174.96. Out of this sum It is further recommended that an interim dividend of $3.00 per share be paid, absorbing $180.- 000,00, the balance of $1,569,174.06 being carried forward.

Consulting.

Committee. Mr.

Miracle of Blood Flowing from Crucifix Announced

Blood flowed from the cruelfs shown hero, in a miraculous manifestation, as an orphan girl kaolt In prayer before it, according to announcement by the Oblato, Fathers of St. Joseph, whose mother houss În in Anti, Tinly, where the cruciax is costirláed. This picture was taken by the canon of the dioceso of Asti and permission given to pubilib it and announce the mirnelo. · A díocoann tribuna), after long watching, doelded that no trickery was Involved, At the right in the sanctuary of, the Oblats Fathors

to Aptt.

A. H. White resigned his seat on departure from the Colony and Mr. S. T. Williamson was invited to all the

vacancy; Mr. F. A. Joseph accepted an invitation to Join the Consulting Committee and both these appointments now re- quire the confirmation of Share-¦ BRIDGEMAN AGAIN IN holdera. Sir Robert

Ho

Tung

Messra, D. E. Clark, A. II. Comp ton, L. Dunbar, T. E. Pearce and J. II. Taggart now retire but, he ing eligible, offer themselves for re-election,

Auditors The Accounts have been andited by Messrs. Lowe, Bingham & Matthews and Percy Smith, Sth & Fleming, whn, be ing eligible, offer themselves for re-election.

LINGNAM GLEE CLUB

"THE GYPSY ROVER" PRESENTED

MR. ORLANDO

LIMELIGHT

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are asking a wide question."

ENTRIES FOR LAWN BOWLS CHAMPIONSHIPS

(Continued from Page 9.1

1. Xavier

G. Meyer

The conversation proceeded:

F. S. Searle Are you officially representing

W. E. Hale Government?- the Cantonese

M. J. Henderson That again is a broad question. J. Macdonal Of course, we are constantly in touch and communication with them.

(sklo)

A. V. Barros

Impen

F. A. Dotelho C. Alver Julio Ribeiro

TAO FONG SHAN.

CHAPEL IN BISHOP'S HOUSE CONSECRATED

RADIO BROADCAST

TO-DAY'S BROADCAST.

PIANOFORTE RECITAL FROM

THE STUDIO

From ZEW on a wavelength of 365 metres:

4.30-7.30 p.m. Chineno Programme.

7.30-10.30

gramme

13.5. European Pro-

7.30 p.m. Closing Local Stock (unta. tlons, etc.

7.33-8. p.m. From the Studio,

A Pianoforie Recital by Mrs. Gurevitch Erfahman.

Programme.

1. Arabezke.

2. Prelude-gia-roll.

ง

Schumnan.

Rachmaninoff.

3. Zyrische Fragmente No.3.

N. Medtner.

4. Improvisation (Mermaid).

N. Medtner.

8 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report.

9.03-9 p.m. Variety and Dance Muste:

Vocal Dutt-To-night (from

"The Queen"),

Anna Neagle and Trover Jones. Orchestra I Love you so (Tanga Serenate) (from "The Queen"); Geraldo and his Orchestra. Song Shame off to Buffalo

("42nd Street").

Song You're gettin' to be a habit

with me ("42nd Street"). The Four Muskoteera. Instrumental-Liebeatraum

(Love's Dream), Instrumental-The Blue Damibe. Ivory Keya Grand Piano

Orchestra. Fox Trot-With you flere and me

here Nier Goings On." Fox Trot-Whatever you do-

"Nice Golugs On.""

Debroy Somers and 1 Bard, Song-The Shepherd's Seng

"Holen."

The Bahary,"

Forming & connecting link with the work of the Tao Fong Shan (Christian Mission to Buddhists) at Shatin, the Chapel in the base-Song-If I am Dreaming (skip)ment of the Bishop's House, Hong- kong, was consecrated by the Bishap of Victoria (Right. Rev. R. Owen Hall) in the presence of a full congregation yesterday afternoon.

0. Charlton G. E. F. Thompson A. 5. (kip}

Omar

(ap)

Lilendenning

W. McLeod

2. R. MoWalter

(skip)

Ar Carey

W. 8. DAIL

D. Dawmas

W. Mellerdy

. (aklp)

W. Forrit

iskler

(Klip)

C. P. Alexander

J. Channing J. S. Riddell

W. Girideaning

I. P. Shaw

G. B. Graver A. Brooksia tik J. Ragrell J. Raition

It is intended that the Chapel ok should not only serve as a centre for the work of Dr. K. L. Reichelt, Superintendent and Rector of the skip) Tau Fong Shan, but also as a church for the Scandinavian com- munity in the Colony.

(skip)

(kip)

Hongkong Circiric v Police R.C. R. B. Baller USHERED OUT.

A. McKellar Chinese Information. F. LUGNTY IN the

N. M. Currie Bureau neting as a news or a pro-

1. nach paganda arency?-We are cireuFF. Duckworth lating information for the public. dr Home

W. H. B. Minkelt At this point Mr. Bridgeman) rose and with the remark, "I am. Stam

M. McKay whatever extromely busy and

G. T. Padgett questions you have to nak must be A. F. Teut Canton, May 9

addressed to me by letter," began Indian R.C. v Football Clul The Lingnam "U" Cleo Club to usher the reporter to the door. D. M. Khan

"Are you Mr. Reginald Bridge- 1. 1. Rack gave a most delightful entertain- ment in the Canton Club Theatre man, late of the British Foreign A. M. ba last night when they presented Office?" he was asked on the way: A. 17. Tumiabr

Although He replied, "I am, and you will. . Dux "The Gypsy Rover".

as find all about me in books of re-.. Omar styled in the programme

8. M. Rumahn musical comedy, it was more inference."

A. Baker the M. Y. Adel the nature of an operetta. The parts were all taken by Chinese reporter asked, "Is Licut-Colonel A. Dish

with this associated students, girls and boys, who Malone spoke English extremely well; in bureau?" to which Mr. Bridgeman fact, aume

Bandie and J Watson. with a real Oxford replied, "You can also ask that draw, as the parts required. The question by letter."

colourful costumes were

and artistic. It is a great pity that the audience was so small. Never theless, all those taking part de- serve the highest praise for their clever performance and all who

As the door was reached

4

A. R. Minu

J. J. Gregory (skip) A. Sleven

H. Carter

IL A. Trengrove

(skip)

Hi. I l'egX

C. . Robertsan

(aklp) F. 1. W, Haynes

k)

Craigenpower C. C.-Y. H. Berr, B. W. Bradbury, J. Cavanagh, A.

Runter.

Yesterday's service was com- menced with a hymn followed by prayer by the Rev. Frank Short,

In a brief address, Dr. Reichelt welcomed the people. The day Was Atting na it was Ascension Day.

He thanked the friends of Tao

Heddio Nash (Tenor). Vocal Song Carnival of

1033 Stars.

Debroy Somers and His Band,.

Flanagan and Allen, Carlyle

Cousins, and Dan Donovan Fox Trot-Sittin' on a Log.

Fran Frey and His Orchestra. Vocal-Cuban Tango

The Viennese Seven Singing

Selection-Irving Berlin Waltz

Songa.

Sisters.

Dobroy Somers and His Band. 9-9.45 p.m. From The Studio. A 14th Recitni of Gramophone Records by Mr. G. B. R. Sargent.

9.45.10.02 p.m. Violin Recital hy Joseph Stigeti.

Menuct (Debussy-Dushkin). Tambourin Chinois (Kreisler). Caprice No. 21 (Variations in A

Minor) (Paganini). 10.02-10.28 p.m. Orchestral. Homage-March (Wagner),

Symphony Orchestra Conducted

by Sir Dan Godfrey, Sylvia Ballet (Delibeo).

British Symphony Orchestra

Conducted by Oscar Fried. 10.23 p.m.

Rugby Mid-day Press

10.35 p.m. Close Down..

́REBUILDING"THE" HOUSE OF INDUSTRY

(Continued from Page 6.)

The idea of having the Chapel came from Bishop Hall. The Bis- hop's house is the oldest place of Singles Championship. worship In the Colony but for Kowloon Howling Green Gubi unen, mi

used beenuse other places of wor- Logan, JG. Beyer, V. Petherick, 3many years the Chapel was not

Abia, R. Bas. ship were built. The Tao Fong News. NOT EJECTED,

E. Confer, G. Duneth, W. V. Field, W. Gl. Shan was at Shatin and the cul- of the Chapel formed a With one hand Mr. Bridgeman, S. Landelt, B. F. Lux. M. J. Medina, U. eer

M. Omar and W. Ward.

secration Carl Service C. C. lodgin opened the door and with the

Armitrong, A... connecting link. The Chapel will Henwn Grimmitti other propelled the reporter oll Arm & Lobe used for services, lectures and afde.

3. M. Parsia, H. W. Simmons, O. Strange, special meetings. Meetings will be held on Thursdays and Sundays, "Am I to consider myself as be. It. Whant and B WIlame.

Polles R. CA. I

1. E. Carry, A. R. Clark for Buddhists as well as the Scan- did not go to the Theatre certainly in ejected?" asked the reporter. R. Ellis, W. Glendenning,

W. Melai, G, U. Moss, F. Nolan dinavian community. missed a very enjoyable evening's Oh dear no. Not a bit!" anekins and . . Poet

swered Mr. Bridgeman, who there Kowloon C.1.5. Dinses. . . entertainment.

Dunne, Verguson, C. Flacher. On Friday, 18th instant, mem-upon slammed the door against Frame, 1. Giltins, II. Hampton, J. M. Jack, Fong Shan and the Scandinavian hers of the Faculty. Linguam his caller.

Whitys, A. E. Silkstone, W. Simpson community for their interest and University, under the auspices of That Mr. Bridgeman was inna J. Tacchi

sympathy in the work. the Arts and Science Club, will direct communication with Mr. Taikon R. C.-T. F. Stainton,

Royal Hongkong Yacht Club 1—A. Chap- Portions of Scripture were then present in Swasey Hall, Linguam, Chen was proved by the fact that man and A. Macfarlane. at 8.30 p.m., "An Evening of Onn he cabled a message to the Can-

Electric it. J. F. Lunny, read by Very Rev. Dean A. Swann, T'ai, In de Roma and J. K, Sloan,

the Rev. Frank Short, the Rev.

In short, individual firms must Act plays-Spreading the news," tonese leader stating that he and

Indian R... t-A. 3. Humjahn.

Paul S. F. Tso, and the Rev. N. N; be taught to realise that they are by Lady Gregory: "Suppressed his friends would do their besti

Hongkong Football Club. J. Gregor. Theile, Vice-Superintendent and constituent parts of an Industr Desires," by Susan Glaspell:n and out of Parliament to

Pairs Championship.

Treasurer at Tao Fong Shan. Manikin and Ma»ikin,” by Alfred secure the withdrawal of armed

The system I have proposed will V. Petherick and J. Watson, . Hall and After the Apostolic Creed was facilitate the recognition by in

11. Kreyborg and "Delilah" by Gil forces from China and of warships. dips, J. Tacchi said, a prayer and consecration individual firms of the fact that

Fincher and R. bert Emory.Our Own Corres-from Chinese watera."

and W. W. leat, 10. Dunne and w. English by the Bishop followed, their welfare depends on the pro- pondent.

This message was signed by Mr. Hope Citing frown, Le Shark and the consecration being repeated in sperity of their industry

Hampion and J. O. Bridgeman on behalf of a new pro-J. M. Jack. - I. Reed and E. 8. Abraham. Chinese by Dr. Reichelt.

whole. When they have recognis pagandist organisation styling it- Macfarlane and I de Name, W. E. lol. The service closed with a hymnet that, they will find it. impossi-

Janile and J. J. Gregory, A. Steven and Dr. ALL NEGOTIATIONSelf the Brillah Labour Council A. R. Selby, A. M. Umat and K. B and the Benediction.

for Chinese Freedom, with which Gr. 6. Buchanan and li, Heer, The Christian Mission to Bud-ble to delay any longer modernis he was also associated as joint domen, A. A. lack and W. V. Field, Bdhists opened up its work in Nan- ing the structure of their industry

DROPPED

SINO-JAPANESE

SITUATION

Shanghai, May 11.

No new developments in Sino-

Japanese diplomatic relations have occurred since the return of

secretary Reuter Special,

ANOTHER MISSION TO

EUROPE

Mr. Ariyoshi, Japanese Minister Twenty-three Chinese on

to China, to Japan.

It is generally accepted that all

negotiations

concerning Sino-

Japanese problems must be dropp.

ed as a result of the hegemony

atatement."

Conte Verde

'Shaughal, May 11.

An official misslon consisting of

CĂ.

H. Overy, R. P.

·

Duncan and W. Gill, W. K. Way and A, 8.

Abban and W. J. Howart, U. M. Omar and king on Novembor 1.

11. W. Bradbury, it. F. Lua and W. Ward,

by demonstrating their capacity to work for the good of the com- munity as a whole.

Ha

1922. Its and adjusting themselves to the

W. Clair and W. MaLeod, A. E. Cares saim is to give the religious people new conditions.

Glendenning, W. Forest and W. Meifaris, in the Far East (Buddhists,

17. l'erkina and F. G. Post, A. R. Clarke Tapists, Confucianists, etc.) an and G. G. Moss. It is and J. B. Riddell;

TR. Hunter and L. Mist, F. Kelly and opportunity to study the Christian REICHSBANK STRAIN. Pitches, J. Hullidge and i. E. Knight, L. Kreligion under the best possible

Whank

and 1. Lark, A. W. Grimmitt and

1.3. Jone, A. O. Mirawn and tr. F. Mag-conditions.

han, T. Armstrong and C. Strange, 1. M. Purria and John Pooler, J. Deakin and E. W. Simmons, T. X. Stainton and Jai, Wataon.

•

Rinks Championship.

A de Rome, E. V. Séaste. A. Manfarishe and W. Macfarlanar.

J. 8. Lucan, J. Watson, V. Pethertek and IL Duncan

EXCHANGE RATES

16 Gitline, 3. A. Howe, il. Hampton and Paris... 3. Fraseri

Geneva. 1. 11. Reed, E. S. Abraham, D. E. Atauchen Berlin..

A. Chapman

believed in certain quar-twenty-two members are sailing, G. Fat, F. Haynes, J. 1. Gregory and Helsingfors, It is

Contol W. E. Holande

Onlo tera that Japan is now inclined to- for Europe aboard the s

A. M. Omar, M. 1. Honek; A. M. Walsh Athens wards a more moderate polley to-Verde curly this morning.

mad H. 3. Cor

Milan... Sonic nre military ward China, at least for the time

officers

1. P. Lax, 1. W. Headbury, 11. Beer and

Виснея Ліген Atten Shanghaiy Now York Amsterdam:

being with

Abbar, WV. J. Howard. N. a view to alleviating undertaking Investigation of mili. U. M. Omari

A. F. Contra, (i, f.. Hluchanan, A. A. Jazack

the strong feeling of the powers, tary organisation.. while others, and T. Abbas: or perhaps while the Japanese headed by Mr. Yu Fel-pang, vice

formulating a minister of Communications, william, J. Deakin, F. J. Jones and Vienna Foreign Oflee is "Far East policy" on an entirely investigate systems of communi- A. W. Grimmitt:

T. Armatreng. C. Strange, J. M. Porela Madrid. cation. The mission will first visit and P. F. Kalul, new-basis-Central Newa.

Italy and will afterwards tour Europe-Central News,

Struck by a motor forry in Whit foll, a woman, Au Min, of No. 19 Bhing On Bireet, was sent to the Government Civil hospital yesterday.

DEATHL

Waters of Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Canton, with their two children, leave Hongkong for England on holiday by the Corfu, on the 18th inst. Mr. Waters is the Canton Manager of Messrs. A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd. DOVEY-Arthur Graham, Manager, Mr. and Mrs. Watern and Mr. C. 11.

David

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., Reid were given a very pleasant fare Shanghai, suddenly on 9th May, well party by Mr. and Mrs. IT. F. 1934, en route to Bombay. (by lineris nt Tung Shan 'on Wednesday cablo).

evening.

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Thelps and D. Willamos

FORCED TO USE RESERVE GOLD TO MEET BILLS

were

Berlin, May 10. Interest and amortisation pay- May 10. menta on the Dawes Joan

77.9/32 chiefly responsible for the recent 10.734 21,000,000 marks loss in gold 12.00 stocks, according to the Neichslank

220% returna issued to-day.

19.1915 On the other hand the foreign Germany's

DAO

50.31/32 currency Influx from

36export trade was so small that it 1/3% had hardly any effect on the In- 5.11% creasingly critical currency altua

7.51tion.

28 12214

The Reichsbank has had to draw 37.6/16 on its gold reserves to pay for a 610 portion of Germany's imports- 1/5.1/16 Reuter.

21.844 19.10

unloading cargo, a Engaged in 22.3016 woman, Chol. Lee, mistress of cargo 110 Jank No. 2888, received injurier nnd 1/6.3/32 was sent to the Government Civil 44Hospital for treatment. Her condition 1/2 reported to be serious.

International Shield.. Australia-W. K. Way. England)=11. fleer, B. W. Hindbory, A. W, Grimmitt. W. F. Hollande, ... 6. Copenhagen, Terkini, F. G. Port, B. Randle, E. W. Bim. Lisbon

Bombay modd W. Ward.

India-A. M. Omar, K. M. Omar, U. Hio 24. amar, Mt. I lack and A. M. Rumiahn

Malays.. Y. Adal. A. Barker, A. R. Yakolumn. Montevideo. Dallal and A. St. Wahab.

Thilippine flandes-Dr. V. B. Atients and Belgrade 1 taxa.

Montreal Ecotland. R. Hunter, W. Mair and W.

Silver (spot) Heeltapelandi-d 8. Landok and P. 3. Silver (forward).10.19/10

War Loan......192 War-R 1. Davis, F. J, Jones,

-British Wireless.

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Alleged to have had bolling 5.104 water thrown over him by fellow 10.0/16 worker, Yu Yang, 19, an apprentice 10.6/10 was sent to the Government Civil 1024 Hospital yesterday suffering from

Incolds.

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