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NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FORTY-SECOND ORDINARY YEARLY MEETING OF THIS COMPANY WILL bo held at the Office of Messra. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. on Friday, the 16th Februnry, 1940, at 11.30 am. for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Direc- torn together with a Statement of Accounts for the year ended 31st December, 1939.

The Register of Shares of the Company. will be CLOSED from Friday, the 9th February, 1940, to Friday, the 10th February, 1910, both days inclusive.

By Directors,

order of the Board of

C. 3. MANNERS, Secretary and Manager. Hongkong. 25th January, 1910.*

HONGKONG TRAMWAYS,

LIMITED

Wednesday,

MONGKONG TELEGRAPH January 31, 1940,

News Guide-

THESE SMILING AIRMEN

ATTACKED

HELIGOLAND

"riusins uf". Say these smiling I.A.F. inen, who have just returned from a recent attack on the Nari base at feligoland.

Domel.

EARL RISES

Sued

The

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN FROM RANKS Wives Of

that the ORDINARY YEARLY GENERAL, MEETING of HONG- KONG TRAMWAYS LIMITED will be held at the offices of Messrs. Registered and Parcel, Mails are Jardine, Matheson & Co, Ltd., ed 15 minutes earlier than the Hongkong, on FRIDAY, the 16th.

OUTWARD MAIL TIMES

me given below unless otherwise day of February, 1910, at 12 stated, and where inds are advertis-

ta transact the cur at or betora u aan, regis-o'clock noon,

cted and parcel mails are closed at ordinary business of the Company.

.. on the previous day. When mail ne arlvertised to close nfter 5 5.m. Registered and Parcel mals

vem cluant at 5 p.m.

INWARD MAILS

AND NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN that the REGISTER OF MEMBERS of the Company will be CLOSED from FRIDAY,

Air Mail by "Ale, France Direct the 2nd to FRIDAY, the 16th Service"-Paris date 24th January, February, 1940, both days inclu-

Bangkok and Tourne

Japan and Shanghai

Java atul Mamla

Shanghal

Canton

Jupan

Jan 31.

Jan. 31. sive.

Jan. 31.

Jan. 31. Jan. 31. Feb. 1. Feb. 1.

Feb, 1.

Feb. 1.

Feb. 2.

..Feb. 2.

Shanghal, Amoy and Swatow

Straits and Salgon

Haiphong

Calcutta and Straits

Italphone. ioihow and Fort Bayard

Contan

Japan and Shanghol

Sandakan

Shanghal Shanghai and Amoy

Feb. 3.

Feb. 3. Feb. 4.

By Order of the Board,

W. F. SIMMONS,

WITH THE B.E.F. IN

.. FRANCE. THERE.cems to be no end to the interesting people one meels nut here ori air-rald alarms. There w Gracie Fields the ether day and My Lord ("Tips- ter" to MADEF.) who is a spot- ler tu .A. battery.

The slopes were. Rill hooting this merg when I found sit- th along a great mansion one of thin-plast raris in England. When i arrived up here with the Ehe was the driver of an armaired car. He showed a remarkable Tablilty to read maps. So he gave up the, armoured car and became

intelligence

officer.

30

Secretary DEFECTS IN

WARSHIPS

Hongkong, 25th January, 1940. HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE CO., LTD.

BY A NAVAL CORRESPONDENT

According to reliable reports, Trom Germany, the number of workers now employed at Ger man naval dockyards is greater than during 1914-15. Figures given are 34,000 at Wilhelm- shaven and 40,000 at Kiel.

་ :་ ་

Soldiers

BERNARD MOORE, whose picture guides to countries and places in the nese were one of the mont' popular and Instructive features of a leading London daily in the crisis days before war began, is going to write regularly for the "Telegraph" a guide to the fereign news. He has an expert knowledge of inter- national affairs and during many years as "Dally. Herald" correspondent in Geneva made personal cớn- ̈ ́ tact with most of the work's leading statesmen. He wilt expand and explain the news, tell you some- Bing about the places where it is happening, the nuen involved in it and what it means to you

By Bernard Moore

t

Tug-of-War Over Balkans

Jugoslav exports of timber to Ger-

The formation of a larger Balkan good reason to remember Litvinov, ment of the Franco-Soviet pagt of

bloc now fallen from power. It was he mutual assistatice. ncpiral defensive pence

wrecked the. Muntreux dominates political and diplomatic who nearly

Conference in 1930, when Turkey was interests in. Bucharest.

many have been slopped, according Italy and Turkey are expected to be-claining the right to command the

to Im Dardanelles, which had been demill- to the Belgrado paper "Tollikka," gls negotiations designed

qusted by the Farls radio. prove their relations, which may tarised since the Great War. lead to a non-aggression paci,

HERE is a striking example of Early in the conference Litvinov THESE and many other messages dropped a bombshell by announcing warning Gerinan Influence in the this year Germany indicate the intense diplomatie net that he would withdraw from the Balkans. Barly vity now going on in South-Eastern talks altogether if Russladiti not res begun on Intensive drive for trade jeelve satisfacilyn [JIT certain vital agreements in South-Eastern Europe. Europe.

İpoints.

Unfortunately, she could not pay The former struggle between Bri-

The explanation, which he gave me for the goods she required, devised tain and Germany over economic and later at a lakeside luncheon party complicated schemes based largely on political interests in the Balkans given by a few colleagues to celebrato the barter system, and involving ad- pears to have become one between his Goth birthday, sounds strange to-fustments of exchange rates,

Now, Soviet Russin and Italy.

day. It was that Russia was afraid

saya Jugoslavlu, German Signor Gayda, Mussolini's mouth- that the Straits would be closed to prices "do not correspond to present Jugoslavia Won't plece, made Italy's position clear the passage of warships and supplies conditions. So week ago when he wrote: Russia between Russia and France In ful01-keep her exports up to the mork."

herself the mission of has assigned

of the Balkans and the guardian {Danube. . But Mussolini's Inly and Russia has assumed not Communist this mission,"

£5-A-WEEK

SWEDE

IRON MINERS GET

BLACK-OUT · ALARM

And, so far, the Balkon States are definitely leaning towards Italy. A Rumanian trade delegation arrives in Rome this week. Turkey, which re- cently declined an agreement with Russia owing to harsh Soviet terms, "YOU mustn't treat soldiers's now about to "talk turkey" with Meultural" Hungarlan wives in this way," a landlord Italy. An was told at Clerkenwell County misston is already in Rome. Court recently.

The Balkan Entente, at present, He was suing two soldiers' wives, consists of Turkey, Rumanin, Grecce and Jugoslavia, comprising over half

FORTY miles north of the Arctic Circle I drove this morn- both of Bryett-rond, Holloway, N.,

a million square miles of South-East for arrears of rent.

Europe. Outside the Entente are ing past timbered, pale-red houses along a broad, snow-banked "Why are you suing married wogaria and Hungary, both consider road in the heart of Lapland, and found one of the key points in

following the the strategy of Europe. mcn for rent, and not their hus- bands?" asked Mr. Registrar Friend. ably reduced in size

Great Wor. Their husbands have gone to the

Jandlord.

GAELLIVARE (Sweden).

Bources,

My guide pointed ahead. "That is 20,000,000 tuns Germany imported in Army," replied a witness for the Turkey's Foreign Minister, M. Sara-Malmberget--the iron mountain," he 1923, 9,000,000 came from Sweden. joglu, is expected to mediate in he said. It is one of the great group of Seven millions were from France, a

now closed. Other The Registrar: And because their

settlement of outstanding questions Swedish minen whose high-grade iron cource

virtually husbands are serving their country

ore is needed for the fortilentions too-Spain. Morocco-ore

Letased. between Bulgaria and Romania.

and munitions of Germany. you take pul summonses against their

The Sweden shake their hends wives. I have never heard of such CHIEF problem between Rumania My guide, Herr Porje Nord-

when these points are mentioned. husbands are your and Bulgaria is over the Dobrudje, lund, second engineer of the mine, they do not ille to hear them dis- A thing. The tenanta, and you must suc your territory on the Black Sen which the stopped our ear outside a white-tim-cussed. They emphasise their neu

the second Balkan War Intter lost

bered Lenania.

offec. Here representative of the The witness: low am I to go about in 1013. If this question could be

£14,000,000 suing the husbands?

settfed Bulgaria would probably join Graengesberg-Oxeloesund Transport The Registrar: it is not for the the Balkan Entente.

Company. Ltd. internationally Hungary lost territory to Rumaniaknown as T.C.O.-directs operations court to give you advice, and after what, you have done you don't de-and Jugoslavia by the Peace Treaties, on the mountain..

and has, therefore, kept out of the! serve it.

Judgment was given for the de- Entente, too. Now, German pressure fendants.

Jack-In-The-Box Trousers, Now,

•

factory

theality.

of

I saw one-a tall brick chimney. But it belongs only to a disused

Restrictions

On U.S. Ships

Britain Asked For Assurances

power station which once burned: WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 (Router). coal. Power now in electrie, com--Lord Lothian, the British Ambassa- Ing from gigantic waterfalls, "the der, and Mr. Cordell Hull, the US. white roal of Sweden." The lugld Secretary of State, conferred to-day

British restrictions smokelessness contrasted strongly regarding with an English mining town. United States shipping.

Warning

Later Lord Lothian told the Press

on

We went on foot towards the minel

peaceful village and Russia's new proximity is induc-shaft. In this

chnfets, red against the snow, I Feb. 2.

ing a different atitude.

other signs of in- .Feb. 3.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

All the indications are that if the looked hard for .Peb, 3. be that the ANNUAL ORDINARY

Balkan Entente is to be increased industry. Feb. 3.

size it will be under the sponsorship | U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan and Shanghai GENERAL MEETING of Share-

ot Italy and designed to prevent the (San Francisco date, 12th January) holders will be held at the HONG

extension of Russian influence along The Black Sen const. NEW YORK," USA, Honolulu, Japan and Manila KONG HOTEL, Hong Kong, on

AN Invention was patented here The Rumanian. Ainbassador to An- (San Francisco date, 4th January? Thursday, the 15th February, 1940,

Within year or two of Hitler's to-day for automatically pulling on

kara, who has paid a dying visit at 11.00 AM, for the purpose of advent to power the numbers at each trousers,

to Bucharest, has returned to the Feb. 4.receiving the Report of the Direcof these bases rose from an average The Invention consists of a není

Turkish capital has. Great atten-

We took lamps from a rack in a that they had discussed the possibility tion is paid here to the fact that he tors together with a Statement of of little over 1,000 to about 12,000. le cabinet in which lies a conven-

made a big detour and stopped in small room where a notice warned of guaranteeing that United States OUTWARD MAILS

Accounts for the year ended 31st. working in three shifts of 4.000 each. tional pair of trousers, crouched and This total, hos since been ap-ready to spring up the legs. A man

Sofia, Capital of Bulgaria, for 12 miners against showing their lights ships would be exempt from liability Wednesday, Jan. 31

to be taken to British control ports outside. 11ours. Fort Bayard

1.30 bm,December, 1939.

proximately tripled, though some of has only to place his feet in the cabl

JERE is more evidence of negotin- A coloured drawing showed an air-within the "combat area" laid down Straits, Bombay, Aden, Malta and

the men are still engaged on work net, release the brake, and up rush

Canadian Control which is only indirectly connected the trousers in a split second. London Parcels only-due London,

Port The proud inventor is Aubura Tay-tions between Rumania and Bulgaria, plane dropping a bomb accurately on by the United States' Neutrality Act. The direct journey from Bucharest the mineshaft, because it was con- 12th March.

with armarents...

lor, of Charleston, West Virginia, who

The matter is still under discussion.. Though nominily a 48-hour week belleves the invention will net him 19 Ankara-covers some, 500 miles; via veniently lit by the beam from a

The prospect of establishing a con-- Sofla it is nearly 1,000. No confirma-miner's headlamp.”

The company are organising their trol port in Canade was also consider is worked, the Usual working week a vast fortune.

tion is obtainable, says our corres- In practice is one of 40 hours. With

pondent, that the Ambassador met first black-out practice next week, ed. St. John, New the object of attaining this three

place for such a port. been mentioned as Brunswick, had

G.I.O. and KP:0,"

Parcels

....Jan. 31, Noon. Reg

Jan. 31, 145 p.m. Ord.

Jan. 31, 2.30 p.m. Parcels only for Tientsin...2.30 p.m.

The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from Saturday, 3rd. February to Thurg- day, 15th. February. both days Inclusive,

Munile, Bangkok, Mauritius, un JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON, shifts are worked wherever possible.

Madagascar,

p.m.

Lourenco-Marques

and South Africa via Durban.

3.30 p.m. Saigon, Strafts, Ceylon, India, East and South Africa, Egypt, and Europe via Marseillesduc Mar- scilles. 27th February

cutta

G.P.O. and K.P.0.

Wook Destroyer Hulls

BIRTHDAY BALL IN MANILA

been

*

is clearly the only explanation for and staircase windows,

Lamp in hand I followed the ore

The talk lasted 35 minutes and Bulgarian statesmen in Sofa, but this saw binck paper pinned over office bis roundabout trip.

And our correspondent confirms through all its phases. Seven hun-Lord Lotblan said that they had had It is aid that trouble hoà

that the Ambassador's return marks dred feet below the earth I saw it very friendly discussion on various caused through, too light a specifica- MANILA, Jan. 30 (UP)The first the beginning of intense diplomalle drilled, loaded and transported. Then points. He did not present any reply it was crushed and soried, and come to the United States note to Britain tion being accepted for the construc- elty under the American ang to cele-activity over the Balkan situation..

of it brought to a concentrate which which is still unanswered., alon of the hulls of destroyers. When brate President Roosevelt's birthday,

Russia's and equipped, the Manila to-night staged a ball altend- Maxim Litvinov, fully londell

Former is the world's richest-71 per cent strength of the hull has proved uned by 1,800 people which was the Minister, has been made Chief of of pure iron ore.

and, the ships

This, with its high phosphorus in history. equal to the strain,

the Foreign Affairs Information biggest have hnt to be reinforced amid- The attendance was 'stimulated

Bureau of the Central Executive content. Is what Germany needs.

with Superlatendent I ol

lunched Commlitee

the Communist owing to the recent outburst of in- ships. S

Ginarde, chief manager of the mines Party. Cusestre quoted of superstruc-fantile paralysis.

TURKEY, watchful of Russian en-here, in the pleasant dining room of Mr. Francis H. Sayre and President tures having sagged as much as two

croachment in the Black Sca, has the company's stuff hotel. Now Towns

General Managers. Hongkong, 3rd. January, 1940. FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN

What to do to help a child .3.45 b.n. Reg. Ord.

.4.30 p.m. Anyone knowing of a child who Parcels only for Rangoon and Cal-has been assaulted, neglected, or 6 pmill-treated in a manner likely to Airmail for Indo-China, Iran; ала cause unnecessary suffering or injury Inches Machinery troubles have Quezon headed the guests.

France (Paris and Northern Pro- to health, or knowing of a parent vinces only) by the "Air France who is seeking advice on any matterbeen experienced through the same Airways Direct Service"-due

concerning a child, would be doing cause. There are several Instances of destroyers breaking down during) Paris, Bth February.

an act of kindness by communicating trials, and having to be towed back, K.P.O.

at once with-

to harbosie ..Jan. 31, 5 p.m.

The Hon. General Secretary, Jan. 31. 5.30 p.m | H.K.S.P.C., Old City Hall.

So fano ships have been com- G.P.0.

greater calibre The Inspector, 49, Pokfulam Road,pleted with guns of 1st floor.

ivan ijn, though four battleships The Inspector, 16, Star St., Wanchai, under construction are to have 16la The Inspector, 12, Sai Yeung Choi wenpolit St.. Kowloon.

Rek.

Ord,

Ref.

Ord,

Canton

Jan, 31, 5 p.n. Jan. 31, 7 D.m. Thursday, Feb. 1

.7.15 nm.

Defcet in material have come to Fort Bayard and Haiphong .....2 p.m. The Inspector, 52, Argyle St. light in De course of gunnery prac-|

Shanghai

2.30 p.m. Kowloon.. Amby

7 p.m.

All further steps will be taken, and tice with 11in and smaller guns, tur- rets having developed cwicks after a Manila, Rabaul, Australia, and New

Zealand via Brisbane-due Bris-expenses borne, by the Society.

The Informant's name will be few salves. On the other hand, not- kept strictly private, except in cases with landing the poor show made by the Adntiral Graf Spee, it is the Ger- where malice is proved.

man contention that their ranging end fire control equipment is highly efficient

bane, 10th February.

K.P.O. & G.P.O..

Parcels

Ref. Ord,

Feb. 1, 5 p.m. Feb. 2, 8.45 am. Feb. 2, 9.30 am. Friday, Feb. 2 Amoy and Shanghal- .8.30.0.m. Fort Bayard

.2.30 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 2

.0.30 .. 10.30 a..

Touranc

Salgon

Tientsin (Parecis only)

.2.30 p.m.

Amoy Shanghal

2.30 p.m.

.2.30 p.m.

Air Mail for “Imperial Airways Direct Service" das London 11th Feb. G.P.O. & K.RO.

.Reg.

Ord.,

Straits

Feb. 3, 5 p.m. Feb. 3, 5.30 p.m. ... 8.30 p.m.

Straits, Ceylon, India, East and South Atelca, Egypt and Europe vla Suez and Landon Parcels due London; 26th March. 7.

Parcels

Reg.

Ord,

Canton

Japan,

Canton ...

G.P.O, and KP.0.1

...Feb. 3, 5. p.m., Feb. 0, 0.49 n.m. Feb, 1, 9.30 o.m.

.7.15 am. ...m.

Bunday, Feb. 4

Monday, Feb. 5

Shanghai and Japan Fori Bayard and Halhow

Parcels only for Shanghal Haiphong

Manila

.10.30 a..

.1.30 p.m. 1.30 pm, 2.30 p.m.

48p.m.. .3.30 p.m.

DAYS

AT THE HA ZOJ

AUPERTREAD PROCED Roads WILL REDULO Que

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TYRES Dangerous

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The HONGKONG TYRE Company

392 Hennessy Rd.

· Tel.:28539;

Perishablo Alloys

THEY

GAVE TO BRITAIN-

Engagement Ring, Gold, Francs, Rupees And

Quarter Dollar

A leller was received from a South African returning home, enclosing £23, which was offered as apprecia- tion of "the protection and freedom

Japanese Deny Tientsin Restrictions!

(UF) A

The Swedes have made a marvel- lous job their fe here. Early

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPHY Bettlers live in carih. huts roofed with amargaring and dynamite boxea.

TIENTSIN, Jan. 30 Reindeer sledges carried the ore, Japanese military spuiteaman, in reply 500lbs. at a time, at the rate of to a question, stated that to co-operate twenty miles a day, to the Baltic with the new order in East Asia

means not to show hostile, charac coast at Lulea..

The only relic of the tough: daya teristics but a friendly attitude.

is ono miner who skis six miles to! Questioned regarding the effect of work every morning from a farm the food restrictions he replied that the malcontents in the Concessions run by his wife and children.

and "some Increased, Gaellivare and Malmberget are have now modern towns with bright, plea-smuggling food. sant shops. Electric trains take the

oro.

We drank miners'

pre

He said there were no restrictions, which the correspondents refuted, coffee In

a spacious pointing out that the sentcies refuse Crocuses canteen..

and to permit people to pass through,

The spokesman said, that the Hirota Unit, stalloned In the first special dow sills. hyacinths stood in pots in the win-

At one tablo a group of miners area in control of the barriers, receive principally from General were listening to the radio. One orders Eat alone at another table.

Homuns, but the details generally use He, I learned, is the local leader their own discretion.

Party. He is of the Communist not allowed to sit with the others.

"HERE is a cheque for £100 as an expression of deep grati- tude for the kindness given to The only two genuine battleships myself and family in a moment of the English flag whilst on leave."

"I am sending you a quarter- so far completed, the Gnelsennu and of great distress.

This letter from a German refugee, dollar in American currency," sald Scharnhorst, are alleged to possess exceptiofially satisfactory anti-air-who has now left the country, is another anonymous note. "I am

In the men's changing room violet- use of it, so I craft batteries.

typical of hundreds reaching the sure you can make

give it to the nation's foreign curray artificial sunlight is being lpstal- Very elaborate arrangements for Chancellor of the Exchequer.

led. There are also three schools The writers' are making gifti to- connection the gun stations and other

rency accumulation."

and three summer camps for invalid unusual for a points with the control positions exist wards the cost of the war.

children. It is not in these two ships, In the event of Every day's postbay contains dena-

Iminer to earn £250 a year.

Gaellivare has two cinemas, Malm-

a gun being locked out automatictions and gifts, large and small. advice of the fact is instantly con- veyed.

Owlife to the thortage of certain raw materials, resulting in the usei of substitutes, alloys of lighter ma- terial pie repinced bries for all pur post in wälgshipa.

Cave Heirloom Two elderly women sent £5 in gold "for the benefit of our beloved country."

His War Souvenir An ex-Serviceman wrote:

"En-

Defence Budget Reductions

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 (UP)

Committee Senate Appropriations An envelope arrived with an en- gagement ring, and a slip of paper closed and 15 franc notes, a souvenir berget three.

The great mystery of Malmberget opproved the $0.754,190 Deficiency saying, Accept this as a peace of the Great War, in which I was и

called Kolskulle. It Is Bill and pared 1,000,000 from the sum serving soldier. Its value is little is a mine offering."

more than a widow's mile, but it may producing at full capacity-250,000 the House had approved, mostly by come in handy."

high-grade tona a year-but no one cutting the $29,000,000 Navy Fund for

armour plate, armamento and om munition. An Indian tailor sent 200 rupees knows who owns the product.,

The Question Though this gives some advantage

(C16) to a.British military unit in

was a Czech Brm before Kolskulle nu regards weight, there is a ducided

"The change from a holiday" was India "hs a voluntary and loyal con- reduction in durability. It has been.

written on a note with a wad of telbution to the nation's war expen-Hiller took Czecho-Slovakia. There found that sea water has detrimen-

In a Swedish holding company, but Belolan francs kent anonymously diture.” N, tal effect on these light alloys. To

An anonymous refugee on the Con- the Austrian manager in Malmberget counternet this certain parts have "for national purposes."

A woman of foreign birth visited tinent sent a large sum of money claims that he himself does not know;

CAMO, Jan. 30 (Reuter)The been oxidized by means of a anec|n]

the Treasury and, with tears in her and said, "May I help your lovely where the ore goes.

How dependent is Germany now! electrical process."

Unfortunately, parts so oxidised re-eyes, handed over a pearl necklace, country in her to be or not to be

on Swedish ore? In Malmberget Twife of an Egypilan named Bayod quire. Thaping when fitted, which a family heirloom, to be sold for the fight.""

A wounded ex-Serviceman in Tas- got the answer: "That is just what Hamada Geheza, has given birth to deaves on opening for the introduc-country.

They are all girls and uro in godd

·Site anised for a receipt so that the mania sont contribution, as he we should like to know," It sounded quintuplets. tion of salt vater, with the most din-

to what good folt he was well off compared with sincere,

This learned," however: Of the health..! astrous effect in the case of screws, family would know

the heavily-toxod people at löme.” hinges and other delicate parts. purpose its property had been put.

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